160 A Catalogue of Plants in the Neighbourhood of Bristol. 



Salvia pratensis. Meadow Sage. Wick Cliffs. 



verbenaca. Wild Clary. Redland, St. Vincent's Rocks. June. 



Digynia. Nat. Ord. Gramineee. 

 Anthoxantbum odoratum. Sweet vernal grass. Meadows. May, June. 



Class Triandrla, Order Monogynia. Nat. Ord. f^alerianiee. 

 * Flowers nionogynous. 

 Valeriana rubra. Red valerian. Walls about the Old Passage. May to 

 August. 



* Flowers trigynous. 



officinalis. Moist hedges and marshes common. June. 



* Flowers diaecious and trigynous. 

 diolca. Lesser valerian. Moist fields about Baptist Mills, and 



meadows about the river Frome. May, June. It must be confessed 



that this genus sits very awkwardly in the Linnean arrangement. 

 Fedia olitoria. Corn salad. Corn fields about Stapleton. April, July. 



This is one of the earliest salads j it is sold in the London markets as 



early as February. 

 dentata. Toothed lamb's lettuce. By the sides of the towing 



path by the Avon below Rownham Ferry. June, July. 

 Nat- Ord. Ensatce Linn. Iridece Juss. 

 Iris pseud-acorus. Yellow flag. Marsh near the Boiling Well, banks of 



river Frome. July. 

 foetidissima. Stinking flag. Near Ashley Court, Montpelier. W. G. 



Rogers. Hedge by the road side, Bishport. June, July. 



Nat, Ord. Cyperacece. 

 Cyperus longus. Sweet Galingale. Gathered by the late Dr. Dyer, near 



Walton in Gordano. 

 Eleocharis palustris. Spike rush. Ditches about the New Passage. June 



and July. 

 Eleogiton fluitans. Floating water rush. Shallow pools about the New 



Passage. June, July. 

 Scirpus lacustris. Bull rush. Clear streams, mill dam at Hanham. July, 



August. 



Holoschsenus. Round-leaved club rush. Ditches near New Passage. 



maritimus. Ditches about the Severn. August. 



sylvaticus. Bog near the Boiling Well. June, July. 



Digynia, Nat. Ord. Gramineee. 

 Phalaris canariensis. Canary grass. In a field near Gallows' Acre Lane, 



Mr. Rogers. It has no pretensions to be indigenous, and is generally 



found among the rubbish carried out of gardens. 

 arundinacea, o/im Arundo colorata. Ribbon grass. Ditches about 



Redland, &c. 



