CROSSWORT or MUGWORT (_Galium Cruciatum_).—Roadside, Allbrook.
YELLOW LADY’S BEDSTRAW (_G. verum_).—Everywhere.
MARSH B. (_G. palustre_).—Cuckoo Bushes.
(_G. uliginosum_).—Gravel-pit, Otterbourne.
WHITE BEDSTRAW (_G. erectum_).—Winchester Road.
CLEAVERS or CLIDERS (_G. Aparine_).—Everywhere.
ROUGH (_G. Mollugo_).—Cornfields.
WOODRUFF (_Asperula odorata_).—Sparrow Grove.
(_A. cynanchica_).—Chalk downs.
FIELD MADDER (_Sherardia arvensis_).—Otterbourne Hill.
VALERIAN (_Valeriana dioica_).—Itchen meadows.
LESSER V. (_V. officinalis_).—Itchen meadows.
LAMB’S LETTUCE (_Valerianella olitorium_).—Downs and stubble-fields.
TEASEL (_Dipsacus sylvestris_).—Grand ornament to the hedges. On a
fallow field it came up in quantities, as if sown.
DEVIL’S-BIT SCABIOUS (_Scabiosa succisa_).—Makes grey clouds all over
Cranbury Park.
COMMON S. (_S. arvensis_).—Everywhere.
LESSER S. (_S. Columbaria_).—Malabar wayside.
HARE BELL (_Campanula rotundifolia_).—Otterbourne Hill.
NETTLE-LEAVED BELLFLOWER (_C. Trachelium_).—Road-sides.
CLUSTERED B. (_C. glomerata_).—Pitt Down.
COMPOSITÆ
THISTLES (_Carduus nutans_).
(_C. tenuifolia_).
MILK THISTLE (_Silybum marianum_).—Once in Boyatt Lane.
(_S crispus_).
(_Cnicus lanceolatus_).
(_C. palustris_).
(_C. arvensis_).
STEMLESS T. (_C. acaulis_).—Little purple stars on the downs.
CARLINE (_Carlina vulgaris_).
BURDOCK (_Arctium Lappa_).—Everywhere.
(_A. tomentosa_).
SAW-WORT (_Serratula tinctoria_).—Copses round King’s Lane.
KNAPWEED (_Centaurea nigra_).—Everywhere.
(_C. Cyanea_).—In fields about Hursley occasionally.
(_C. Scabiosa_).—Hursley.
CORN MARIGOLD (_Chrysanthemum segetum_).—Sometimes plentiful, but
dependent on crops.
OX-EYE DAISY (_C. Leucanthemum_).—Everywhere.
CAMOMILE (_Pyrethrum inodorum_).—Everywhere.
TANSY (_Tanacetum vulgaris_).—King’s Lane.
COMMON CHAMOMILE (_Anthemis nobilis_).
(_A. arvensis_).
(_A. Cotula_).
YARROW (_Achillea Millefolium_).
SNEEZEWORT (_A. Ptarmica_).—Southampton Road sides.
WORMWOOD (_Artemisia vulgaris_).—Kiln Lane turns to Moat House.
CUDWEED (_Gnaphalium minimum_).
(_G. germanium_).
(_G. sylvaticum_).
GROUNDSEL (_Senecio vulgaris_).
(_S. sylvaticus_).
RAGWORT (_S. Jacobæa_).—Often covered with black and yellow caterpillars.
(_S. viscosus_).—Marked as found at Hursley.
(_S. aquaticus_).
FLEABANE (_Inula Conyza_).—Southampton Road.
(_I. Pulicaria_).
DAISY (_Bellis perennis_).
BLUE FLEABANE (_Erigeron acris_).
GOLDENROD (_Solidago Virga-aurea_).—Wood-paths and road-sides.
COLTSFOOT (_Tussilago Farfara_).—In all chalky fields.
BUTTERBUR (_Petasites vulgaris_).—Banks of Itchen.
BUR-MARIGOLD (_Bidens cernua_).—It used to be in a marsh on the Romsey
Road, but has not been seen lately.
HEMP AGRIMONY (_Eupatorium cannabinum_).—In all hedges near moisture.
CHICORY (_Cichorium Intybus_).—Now and then showing its pretty blue
flower on the roadside.
NIPPLEWORT (_Lapsana communis_).—Too frequent weed.
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