PAS 



THE UNIVERSAL HERBAL; 



PAS 



two or three times during summer; the great number of 

 cows kept by them enabling them to dress it every year. 

 As their chief object is to obtain their hay of a soft grassy 

 nature, they cut it young, conceiving it to be better pro- 

 vender for milk cows in that state than after the seedling 

 stems have risen. 



The following very useful list of herbs of pasture, and of 

 such plants as are commonly found growing among grass, 

 whether useful or hurtful, is here inserted for the accommo- 

 dation of the farmer, agriculturist, and florist. It is arranged 

 alphabetically under the common English names, with a 

 reference to their Botanical Names, to which they can readily 

 refer in the other parts of this work ; and where they may 

 find a full description, with interesting particulars. 



Adder's-Tongue, Common. See Ophioglossum Vulgatum. 



Agrimony, Common. See Agrimonia Eupatoria. 



Anemone, Wood. See Anemone Nemorosa. 



Archangel, White. ) See Lamium Album, and Lamium 



Archangel, Purple. $ Purpureum. 



Arsesmart. See Polygonum Hydropiper. 



Basil. See Clinopodium. 



Bedstraw. See Galium. 



Bellflower. See Campanula. 



Betony, Wood. See Betonica Offidnalis. 



Bluebottle. See Centaurea. 



Brakes. See Pteris. 



Bugle, Common. See Ajuga Reptans. 



Burnet. See Poterium and Sanguisorba. 



Butterbur. See Tussilago. 



Buttercups. See Ranunculus. 



Cammock. See Ononis. 



Camomile. See Anthemis. 



Campion. See Agrostemma and Cucubalus. 



Caraways. See Carum. 



Carrot. See Daucris. 



Catmint. See Nepeta. 



Cheese Renning. See Galium. 



Chickweed. See Alsine and Arenaria. 



Cknquefoil. See PotentUla. 



Clary. See Salvia. 



Clover. See Trifolium. 



Cock's-comb. See Rhinanthus. 



Coltsfoot. See Tussilago. 



Corn Salad. See Valeriana. 



Cow Parsnep. See Heracleum. 



Cow Weed. See Chterophyllum. 



Cow Wheat. See Melampyrum. 



Cowslip. See Primula Vulgaris. 



Crane's Bill. See Geranium. 



Crowfoot. See Ranunculus. 



Cuckow Flower. See Cardamine. 



Cudweed. See Gnaphalium. 



Daisy. See Bellis. 



Dandelion. See Leontodon. 



DeviVs Bit. See Scabiosa. 



Dock. See Rumex. , 



Dropwort. See Spiraa. 



Elecampane. See Inula. 



Fern. See Filex and Pterit. 



Flag. See Iris. 



Fleabane. See Inula. 



Foxglove. See Digitalis. 



Garlick. See Allium. 



Goat's Beard. See Tragopogon. 



Harebells. See Hyacinthus. 



Hawkweed. See Hieracium. 



Heath. See Erica. 



Hemlock. See Conium. 



Kidney Vetch. See Anthyllis. 



Knapweed. See Centaurea Nigra. 



Knot-Grass. See Polygonum Amculare. 



Ladies' Bedstraw. See Galium. 



Ladies' Finger. See Anthyllia. 



Ladies' Mantle. See Alchemiila. 



Ladies' Smock. See Cardamine. 



Lamb's Lettuce. See Valeriana. 



Lucern. See Medicago. 



Meadow Rue. See Thalictrum. 



Meadow Saffron. See Colchicum. 



Meadow Saxifrage. See Peucedanum. 



Meadow Sweet, See Spiraea. 



Milfoil. See Achillea. 



Milkwort. See Polygala. 



Mint. See Mentha. 



Mouse-ear Scorpion-grass. See Myosotis. 



Nettle, Dead. See Lamium. 



Nonesuch. See Medicago. 



Nut, Earth, or Pig. See Bunium. 



Oxe-eye Daisy. See Chrysanthemum. 



Pagils. See Primula. 



Parsnep. See Pastinaca. 



Pasque Flower. See -Anewone. 



Penny-Grass. See Rhinanthus. 



Pilewort. See Ranunculus. 



Plantain, Great. See Plantago Major. 



Plantain Ribwort. See Plantago Lanceolata. 



Poppy, Spatling. See Cucubalus. 



Primrose. See Primula. 



Ragwort. See Senecio. 



Ramsons. See Allium. 



Rattle, Red. See Pedicularis. 



Rattle, Yellow. See Rhinanthus. 



Rest-harrow. See Ononis. 



See Juncus. 



Sage. See Salvia. 



Sainfoin. See Hedysarum. 



Saint John's Wort. See Hypericum. 



Satyrion. See Satyrium. 



Saw-wort. See Serratula. 



Scabious, Sheep's. See Jasione. 



Scorpion Grass. See Myosotis. 



Self-heal. See Prunella. 



Silver Weed. See PotentUla. . 



Sorrel. See Rumex. 



Succory. See Cichorium. 



Tare. See Ervum and Ftoa. 



Thistle. See Carduus and Serratula. 



Thyme. See Thymus. 



Toad-flax. See -AnitrrAinuw. 



Toad-flax, Bastard. See Thesium. 



Tormentil. See Tormentitta Erecta. 



Trefoil. See Medicago and Trifolium. 



Trefoil, Bird's-foot. See Zoftw. 



Valerian. See Valeriana Offidnalis. 



Vetch. See Ficta. 



Wt/d Williams. See Lychnis. 



Wild Woad. See /teerfa 



Farrow. See Achillea. 



Most of the plants of the above list are beneficial in some 

 respect or other, though not always in regard to cattle. 



