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22. Timothy, common Cat’s Tail grass, Phleum pra- 
tense. St. Timothy, 311. 
23. Tansy, common, Tanacetum vulgare. St. Philip 
Beniti, 1285. 
24. Sunflower, tall, HeliantJms annuus. St'. Bartholo¬ 
mew, apostle. 
25. Sunflower, perennial, Helianthus multijlorus. St. 
Loufs, king of France, 1270. 
26. Amaryllis, handed, Amaryllis rotata. St. Zephy- 
rinus, pope, 219. 
27. Hawkweed, hedge, Hieracium umbellatum. St. 
Csesarius, archbishop of Arles, 542. 
28. Golden rod, Solidago Virga aurea. St. Augustine, 
bishop, 430. 
29. Hollyhock, yellow, AltJieaflava. St. Sabinus, king, 
about 697. 
30. Lily, Guernsey, Amaryllis sarniensis. St. Rose of 
Lima, 1617. 
31. Pheasant’s eye, Adonis autumnalis. St. Raymond 
Nonnatus, 1240. 
SEPTEMBER. 
1. Orpine, or Livelong, great, Sedum telephium. St. 
Giles, patron of beggars and cripples. Born at 
Athens; abbot of Nismes, in France, died 750. 
2. Golden rod, Solidago. St. Margaret, thirteenth 
century. 
3. Flea-bane, common yellow, Inula dysentenca. St. 
Simeon Stylites, the younger, 592. 
4. Soapwort, pale pink, Saponaria officinalis. St. 
Rosalia, 1160. 
