182 FAVERSHAM PLANTS. [AuffUSt, 



Carex paludosa. Davington Osiers. 



Carex riparia. In the marsh dykes ; plentiful. 



Spartina siricta. Near Oare Bridge, and at Harty Ferry ; but 

 rare. 



Phalaris arundinacea. By the stream in Hemhill Wood. 



Phalaris canariensis. Borders of fields near Sheldwick and 

 Throwley; sparingly. 



Alopecurus geniculatus and fuhus. In Ham marshes ; the latter 

 rarely near Hollyshore. 



Alopecurus agrestis. Cornfields about DaAangton and Lnddenham. 



Milium effusum. Bysing, Syndale, Cockset, and Sandbanks 

 woods. 



Aira caryophyllea. Syndale Wood. Woods about Belmont. 



Aira fiexuosa and caspitosa. Bysing, Syndale, Cockset, Sand- 

 banks, and Perry woods. 



Aira pr(2cox. Berry Wood. Lees Court Park'. 



Avena fatua. Between Porter^s Lane and Badgiug Wood. 



Avena pubescens. Syndale Park. Porter's Lane. Whitehill. 

 About Selling. 



Avena flavescens. Frequent in dry pastures and woods, espe- 

 cially about Badging and Belmont. 



Melica uniflora. In almost all our woods. 



Catabrosa aquatica. Ditches about the rope- walk. 



Glyceria aquatica. In the Abbey marshes, and at Graveney; 

 but sparingly. 



Glyceria fluitans. In the Abbey marshes. Swampy ground 

 about Bysing and Hemhill woods. 



Glyceria maritima. Beside the creeks. 



Glyceria distans. Margin of Faversham Creek. 



Glyceria Borreri. Margin of Faversham Creek ; but very spa- 

 ringly. 



Glyceria procumbem. On the sea-wall near Oare Bridge. 



Glyceria rigida. On old walls at Faversham and Rodmersham 

 churchyards, and about Davington. 



Poa nemoralis. Bysing and Sandbanks woods. 



Festuca Pseudo-Myurus. On Faversham churchyard-wall. 



Festuca duriuscula. On the sea-walls and in old chalk-pits. 



Festuca elatior. Badging Wood. Woods about Belmont. 



Festuca pratensis. Fields between Ospringe church and White- 

 hill. 



