36 GROSSULARIACE.E. SAXIFRAGACE.E. 



SEMPERVIVUM Linn. 



[1. S. tectomm Linn. Housdeek. 

 Bab. 127. Hook. 156. Benth. 224. 



House-tops. P. July. 



I. Clatford ; in various parts of Maryborough. III. 

 Mildenhall] 



GROSSULARIAGE^E. 



RIBES Linn. 



1. JR. Grossularia Linn. Gooseberry. 

 Bab. 128. Hook. 160. Benth. 225. 



Hedges and thickets ; doubtfully native. Sh. April, May. 

 Occasionally in the hedges; evidently an escape from 

 cultivation. 



2. JR. nibrnm Linn. Red Currant. 

 Bab. 128. Hook. 159. Benth. 225. 



Damp woods and shady places. Sh. April, May. 

 Not uncommon in the hedges. 



[3. JR. nigrum Linn, grows on the banks of the Avon 

 between Netheravon and Figheldean ; T. F. R.~] 



SAXIFRAGACE&. 



SAXIFRAGA Linn. 



1. S. tridactylites Linn. Rue-leaved Saxifrage. 

 Bab. 132. Hook. 163. Benth. 230. 



Walls. A. April to June. 



I. Wall of the Quakers' Burial-ground, Marlborough ; 

 Clatford. III. Vicarage wall, Mildenhall. IV. Wall at the 

 back of the town. 



