104 FAVBRSHAM PLANTS. [,May, 



the gravel- pit_, Cockset Wood. Woods on the left of the 

 Office-road to Belmont. Roadside beyond Beacon Hill. 



Aster Tripolium. Margins of the creeks ; abundant. 



Senecio sylvaticus. On the gravely Bysing^ Syndale, and Cock- 

 set Woods. 



Senecio viscosiis. Syndale Wood. Lees Court Park. Woods 

 at Belmont. 



Senecio eruccefolius. On chalk. About Whitehill, Belmont, 

 and Lees Court. 



Senecio aquaticus. Ham, Clapgate, Luddenham, and Graveney 

 marshes. 



Inula Conyza. Gravel-pit, Cockset Wood. Borders of Sand- 

 banks Wood. Woods near Belmont. 



Pulicaria dysenterica. Ditches and moist places about Bysing 

 Wood, Luddenham, and Stone. 



Chrysanthemum segetum. Very uncommon in this neighbour- 

 hood; only met with twice, — once between Faversham 

 Church and Clapgate Lane, and again in a field near Lud-. 

 denham Church. 



Pyrethrum Parthenium. With double flowers. In Porter's 

 Lane. 



Matricaria Chamomilla. Cornfields about Luddenham and Da- 

 vington ; but not frequent. 



Anthemis arvensis. King^s Field. Fields between Luddenham 

 and Oare ; sparingly. 



Anthemis Cotula. King's Field. Fields about Davington and 

 Luddenham, and about Selling. 



Campanula Trachelium. Hedges and woods ; frequent. 



Specularia hybrida. Chalky fields on Badging Downs, and be- 

 tween Ovenscourt and Selling Church. 



Ligustrum vulgare. In the gravel-pit, Cockset Wood. In 

 woods and hedges on the chalk ; frequent. 



Vinca minor. Near Copton Cottage. Borders of Cade's Wood. 

 Perry Wood, below ' the Pulpit.' 



Gentiana amarella. Al^out Belmont and Lees Court, on banks 

 and in the woods. 



Erythraa Centaurium. Occurs with white flowers in Syndale 

 Wood. 



Chlora perfoJiata. Woods about Belmont ; particularly fine to 

 the left of the Office-road. 



