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side, formerly cultivated, but its place now sup¬ 
plied by celery. 
Parnassia palustris. Grass of Parnassus. On boggy 
meadows on the north side Bredon Hill.— Nash . 
Galanthus nivalis . Snow drop. Foot of Malvern, 
Colchicum autumnale. Meadow saffron. Meadows 
about Malvern.— Nash. In the Vale of Severn, 
Allium vineale. Crow garlick. Vale of Severn.— 
Marshall. 
Vacciniam oxycoccus. Cranberries. Boggy parts of the 
Lickey, near Bromsgrove.-— Nash. 
Chlora perfoliata. Yellow wort. Stiff clayey pastures 
about Comberton.— Nash. 
Paris quadrifolia. Herb, Paris. Woods and thickets 
on the sides of Bredon.— Nash. 
Epilobiums of sorts, in watery places. Willow herbs. 
Polygonums. Snakeweeds. Moist cultivated ground. 
Saxifraga granulata. White saxifrage. Hedge bank 
near Kidderminster, dry pastures Wolverley. 
Dianlhus armeria. Deptford pink. Hedge banks 
about Pershore, Eckington, and other places.— 
Nash. 
Sedum album. White stone crop. Rocks of Malvern, 
- acre. Wall pepper. Roofs and walls. 
Lythrmn salicaria. Spiked willow herb. Moist places, 
Agrimonia eupaioriim. .Agrimony. Roadsides. 
Reseda luteola. Dyer’s weed. On banks and rubbish. 
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Euphorbia amygdaloides. Wood spurge. Hedges near 
Worcester, on the Bewdley road. 
Serbus domesiica . Quicken pear tree. In'the south 
part of Wire Forest, in the parish of Aka, or 
Rock, near Bewdley. 
Spircca filipendula. Drop wort. Upon Bredon Hill, 
above Overbury, plentifully.— Nash. 
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