Musk Thistle | Carduus nutans | Mostly a weed in | | “seeds.” Welted Thistle | „ acanthoides {| Creeping Thistle | „ arvensis {| In hedgerows, borders Cotton Thistle | „ eriophorus {| of fields, or the Spear Thistle | „ lanceolatus {| open meadows. Marsh Plume Thistle | „ palustris { | Damp or marsh Meadow Plume Thistle | „ pratensis { | meadows. Stemless Thistle | „ acaulis {| Common to poor Carline Thistle | Carlina vulgaris {| calcareous uplands. Common Stinging Nettle| Urtica dioica { | About the homestead, Smaller Stinging | „ urens { | corners of fields, Nettle | { | &c. Wall Barley | Hordeum murinum {| About sandy soils, | {| both in the meadow | {| and arable. 4. _Poisonous Pasture-weeds, &c._ Meadow Saffron | Colchicum autumnale | Usual in calcareous | | soils or marls. Upright Buttercup | Ranunculus acris | In damp meadows. Diseased Grasses | Secale cornutum {| In places where mist | {| and damp prevail. 5. _Ill-favoured Weeds or Plants which communicate bad flavour to Produce._ Crow Garlic | Allium vineale {| More or less in Hogs’ Garlic | „ ursinum {| meadows and corners | {| of fields. Jack-by-the-Hedge | Erysimum Alliaria | About the hedgerow. 6. _Useless Grasses, or Grass-like Plants._ Rough Grasses | Species | Poor land and wet | | places. Sedges | Species {| In boggy, marshy, or | {| wet sandy spots. Rushes | Species {| In sandy spots on | {| clays and poor soils. ----------------------+-----------------------+---------------------