I (54 A Catalogue of Plants in the Neighbourhood of Bristol. 



Syraphitum officinale. Common Comfrey. Wet hedges. 



tuberosum. Found in the vicinity of Stapleton. July. 



Borago officinalis. Borage. Near Stapleton bridge, about Lamplighter's 

 Hall. Mr. Rogers. Dear to the lovers of liquor; formerly thouglit to 

 possess the valuable power of raising the spirits, and curing melancholy. 

 Ego Borago 

 Semper gaudia ago. 



Closely translated by Gerarde, 



I Borage 

 Bring always courage. 



See the frontispiece to Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy. 

 Lycopsis Arvensis. Small Bugloss. Corn fields, Stapleton. July. 

 Echium vulgare. Viper's Bugloss. ditto ditto. 



Nat. Ord. LysimachicB Juss. Primulacece, Brown. 

 Primula elatior. Oxlip. About Chew Magna. May. 



Nat. Ord. GentianecB. 

 Menyanthes trifoliata. Buck bean. Ponds near the Keeper's Lodge, 

 Leigh AVoods. July, August. 



Nat. Ord. Prinutlacece. 

 Lysimachia vulgaris. Yellow Loosestrife. Tiiat branch of the river Frome 

 at Baptist Mills, called the Back Ditch. July. 



■ nemorum. Leigh and Stapleton Woods common. 



numniularia. ditto. 



Anagaljis arvensis. Fields and gardens common, 

 caerulia. Blue Pimpernel. Ashley. 



Nat. Ord. Convolvulaceo!. 

 Convolvulus Soldanella. Sea-bind weed. Sea shore at Weston-Super- 

 Mare. July. 



Nat. Ord. CampanulacecB. 



Campanula Trachelium. Nettle-leaved throat wort. Banks of Avon under 

 Leigh Wood. Mr. Rogers. Roadsidesabout Belmont plentifully. July, Aug. 

 Jasione montana. Sheep's Scabious. Durdham Down. July, August. 



Nat. Ord. ViolacecB. 

 Viola hirta. Hairy violet. St. Vincent's Rocks. 



odorata. Blue and white. About Barrow in the greatest profusion. 



lactea. Cream-coloured violet. Very rare; St. Ann's Wood. Mr. 



G. Rogers, 



tricolor. Pansy. Cornfields, Horfield. 



Nat. Ord. Solaneee. 

 Verbascum Thapsus. Great Mullein. Stapleton Quarries. 



Blattaria. Moth Mullein. Field near Gallows Acre, probably 



ejected from a garden. Mr. G. Rogers. 



