HORTUS GRAMINEUS WOBU11NENSIS. 37 



Phleum Hostii, Host's cat's-tail-grass, [Sept.] from 8 to 



Stipa pinnata, long-awned feather-grass, - 15 20 



Airajuncea, rush-leaved hair-grass, - 15 



Avena nuda, naked oat-grass, - 15 18 



Agrostis tenuifolia, slender-leaved bent-grass, - - 15 



Trichodium strict urn, upright bent-grass, - 15 



Dactylis patens, spreading cock's-foot-grass, - - 15 



Panicum sanguinale, blood-coloured panic-grass, - 15 



Melica c&rulea, blue melic-grass, - 15 



sEgilops squarrosa, rough-spiked goat's-face-grass, - 15 

 Agrostis spici venti, silky or light panicled bent-grass, 



(sown in Spring,) - - 17 



Bromus confertus, crowded panicled-grass, - 17 



Festuca alopecuroides, fox-tail-like fescue-grass, (Spring) 17 



Bromus hirsutus, hairy brome-grass, - - 18 



Avena neglecta, neglected oat-grass, - -22 



Medic ago lupulina, non-such, trefoil, - - 22 

 Sanguisorba Canadensis, greater burnet-grass, from 28 to Oct. 5 



Agrostis stolonifera aristata f awned florin-grass, - 28 



varia, various panicled bent-grass, - 28 



Bromus purgans, - - 28 



Poa compressa, compressed-stalked meadow-grass, - 28 



Lagurus ovatus, oval-spiked hare's-tail-grass, - - 28 



Elymus Europaus, European lyme-grass, - 29 



Agrostis repens, creeping-rooted bent-grass, - - 30 



Triticum elongatum, long-spiked wheat-grass, - - 30 



Agrostis Mexicana, Mexican bent-grass, - 30 



Lathyrus pratensis, yellow vetchling, - - 30 



VI. OCTOBER. 



Arundo phragmites, common reed-grass, from 10 to 15 



Agrostis alba, var. striped-leaved couch-bent-grass, - 10 



Dactylis cynosuroides, American cock's-foot-grass, - 10 



Elymus junceus, rush-leaved lyme-grass, - 10 



Elymus villosus, hairy-leaved lyme-grass, - 10 



Elymus Virginicus, Virginian lyme-grass, - 10 



Melica c<zrulea, var. branching panicled melic-grass, - 10 



Triticum rigidum, stiff wheat-grass, - - 12 



In the above Table there are about twenty-four different species 

 of grasses essential to the farmer, in forming an unfailing pasture 

 of the highest fattening quality ; but proofs of this will be offered 



