272 Calmbar of j^hiatxs. 
20. Cynoglossum omphalodes, or C. lusitanicum. St. 
Milfred, abbess of Muaster. 
21. Crocus, white, CrocMS a^tiMS. St. Serviaaus, bishop, 
452. 
22. Margaret, herb, Bellis perennis. St. Margaret of 
Cortona, 1297. 
23. Apricot tree, Prumis armeniaca. St. Milburge of 
England. 
24. Fern, great, Osmimda i-egalis. St. Ethelbert, King 
of Kent. 
25. Peach blossom, Amygdalus persica. St. Walburg, 
abbess of Swabia, Germany. 
2G. Periwinkle, lesser, Viaca minor. St. Victor, seventh 
century. 
27. Lungwort, Palmonaria officinalis. St. Leander, 
bishop, 596. 
28. Crocus, purple, Crocus vernus. St. Proterius, pa- 
triarch of Alexandria, 557. 
MARCH. 
1. Leek, common, ^ZZm?^^^-?^^™. St. David of Wales, 
archbishop, 544. 
2. Chickweed, dwarf mouse-ear, Cerastium pumilum. 
St. Chad, or Ceada, martyr, under the Lombards, 
in the sixth century. 
3. Marigold, golden fig, Mesemhryanthemum, aureiim. 
St. Cunegunda, empress, 1040. 
4. Chickweed, common, Alsine media. St. Casimir, 
prince of Poland, 1458. 
5. Hellebore, green, Hellehorus. viridis. St. Adrian, 
309. 
