CALENDAR OF FLOWERS. 
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10. Iris, bright yellow, Iris pseudo-acorus 
Margaret, queen of Scotland, 1093. 
11. Daisy, midsummer, Chrysanthemwn leucan- 
themum. St. Barnabas, apostle, first cen¬ 
tury. 
12. Rose, white dog, Rosa arvensis. St. .John, 
hermit, 1479. 
1.3. Ranunculus, garden, Ranicncuhcs asiaticus, 
St. Anthony of Padua, 1231. 
14. Basil, sweet, Ocimum basilicum. St. Basil, 
archbishop, 379. 
15. Sensitive plant, Mimosa sensitiva, St. Vitus, 
martyr, fourth century. 
16. Rose, Moss, i2osa m7iscosa. St. Julietta, mar¬ 
tyr, 304. 
17. Monkey-flower, yellow, Mimulus luteus 
Nicandeo, about 303. 
18. Poppy, horneA,» Chelidonium glaucum. 
Marina, eighth century. 
19. La Julienne de Nuit, Hesperis tristis. 
Juliana Falconieri, 1340. 
20. Poppy, doubtful, Papaver dubium. St. Silve- 
rius. Pope, 538. 
21. Bugloss, Viper’s, Echium vulgare. St. Aloy- 
sius, 1591. 
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