BRITISH NAMES. 
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Southern-wood ; oflad’s-love, 
j^owt-btead ‘ 
Soy ; or kidney bean of Irsciip, 
Sparrow-wort 
Sparrow-wort, Tragus’s ■ \ / 
Spear-wort, great 
Spear-wort, small 
Speerage—‘-see Asparagus 
Speedwell 
Speedwell, male ’ or fluellin 
Speedwell, female 
Speedwell, water ; or brooklime 
Spice-wood 
Spice, alf; or pimento 
Spicy, Virginian all 
Spider-wort 
Spider-wort, great Savoy; or St. 1 4 , 7 . rr 
Bruno s lily J 
Spider-wort, Virginian Tradescantia virginity 
Spignel, common ; or meurn - Mthusa meum 
Spignel, wild ; or French hartwort Seleli 
Artemisia abrotanum 
Cyclamen 
JDolichos soja 
Passerina 
Stellera passerina 
Ranunculus linqua 
Ranunculus Jtammula 
Veronica 
Veronica officinalis 
Antirrhinum elatine 
Veronica beccabunga 
Lauras 
Myrtus pimenta 
Calycanthus jloridus 
Anthericum 
Athamanta 
Nardus indica 
Andropogon nardus 
Nardus 
Valeriana celtica 
Lavendula spica 
Spignel, base 
Spikenard, Indian 
Spikenard, true Indian 
Spikenard, base French 
Spikenard, or Hard, Celtic 
Spikenard, false ; or lavender 
Spikenard, plowman’s; or ground- 1 8fl£(kf . halimifolia 
sel tree J . -r 
Spikenard, plowman’s; or fleabane Coniza squarrosa 
Spikenard, wild ; or asarabacca Asarum europccum 
Spinach, common Spinacia oleracea 
Spinach, rock Beta maritima 
Spinach, strawberry ; or blite Blit urn capitatum 
Spindle tree; or prick or skewer \ E mus 
w T ood J *' 
Spindle, or staff tree, climbing Celastrus scandens 
Spindle tree, base Kiggellaria africana 
Spirsea frutex* _ eg Spircm saUcifolia 
* The young shoots of the^spircea frutex being very tough and pliable>are often- 
psed for the tops of fishing rods* 
