32 WEEDS AND USEFUL PLANTS. 
¢ (which gets its specific name from a supposed virtue 
- soldering or ee wounded flesh,) has strayed from the gardens, in 
me places, and is an unwelcome intruder in grain fields and_ other cule 
tivated grounds. This, and a kindred species, (D. Ajacis, L. with few 
erect branches, and more crowded racemes,) are so common in 
gardens, mat fs it requires som some Acta ep Ae prevent them tedea trespass- 
ing on the fi species cultivated for orna- 
maha among them the curious igh eg Laat (D. eLatom), which bas its its 
ae phinium Consolida). 8. U; 9 & 10, Lateral 
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