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CALENDAR OF FLOWERS. 
16. Yarrow, Achillea millefolium. St. Gall, 
abbot, 646. 
17. Sunflower, dwarf, Heliantlius indicus. St. 
Anstrudis, 688. 
18. Mushroom, Agaricus fioccosus. St. Luke, 
Evangelist, 63. 
19. Tick-seed, perennial, Coreopsis procera. St. 
Frideswith, patroness of Oxford, eighth 
century. 
20. Sweet Sultan, yellow, Centaurea suaveolens. 
St. Artemius, 362. 
21. Silphium, hairy-stalked, Silphium asteris- 
cus. St. Ursula, fifth century. 
22. Silphium, rough three-leafed, Silphium tri- 
foliutum. St. Nunilo, 840. 
23. Starwort, slender-stalked, Aster junceus. 
St. Theodoret, 362. 
24. Starwort, Carolina, Aster carolinus flexu- 
osus. St. Proclus, archbishop of Con¬ 
stantinople, 447. 
25. Starwort, fleabane, Aster Conizoides. St. 
Crispin, 287. 
Starwort, meagre, Aster miser. St. Cris- 
pinian, 287.—These were brothers and 
martyrs, shoemakers, and patrons of that 
art. 
