126 
II Powers. Seeds naked. Did. Gymn. 
Heaths, Woods, July, P. Rare. 
Aspley^ — Ampthill. 
Ohs: 
Stem 1 or 2 feet high. Suckers creeping, leaves bluntly heart-- 
shaped, lower ones on longish fruitstalks, upper ones almost 
sitting, veiny, in some specimens like net- work. Floral leaves 
ovate. 
421. Ground Pine. — T. Chamaepitys. 
Leaves in threes, strap-shaped, very entire, 
flowers sitting, single stem spreading. — 
Sowerby. 77. Ajuga Chamaepitys. 
Dry Pastures, June, A. Rare. 
Luton Dozvns. J. Sihley, Esq. 
Cat-^mint. Nepet-a. Gen. PL 961. 
Blossom, the middle segment of the lower lip 
scolloped, 'the lateral ones abridged by the 
edge of the mouth, bent back. Threads 
approaching. 
422. Common Cat-mint. — N. Cataria. 
Flowers in spikes, whorls on short fruitstalks, 
leaves on leafstalks, heart-shaped, tooth- 
serrated. — Sowerby. 137, 
Hedges, July, P. Common. 
Vervain. Verbena. Gen. PI. 43. 
Blossom funnel-shaped, nearly equal, crook-^ 
cd, one tooth of the cup lopped. 
Common 
