The flora of Warwickshire; The flowering plants, ferns, mosses, & lichens - Tapa blanda

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1891 Excerpt: ...canal siding; Billesley; Kemp's Green. 9. Arrow. Oversley! Rose Hall, Purt. i. 278. Banum's Wood, near Morton Bagot. 10. Cherwell. Ratley, Edge Hill. BALLOTA. Linn. B. nigfFa, Linn. a. feetida. Lam. Black Horehound. Top. Bot. 312. Purt. i. 274. Syme, E. B. vii. 52. 1065. Native; hedge banks, waysides, and pastures. Locally common. P. July to September. First record, Kirk, Topographical Botany, 1858. 1. Tame. Ward End, Grove. Boldmere; Erdington; Middleton Heath! Wishaw; Minworth; Kingsbury. 2. Blythe. Duke End; Coleshill; Marston Green; Hampton-in-Arden; Solihull; Berkswell. 3. Anker. Tamworth; Seckington; Austrey; Burton Hastings; Nuneaton. 4. Avon. Common about Rugby and Hill Morton, Baxter, MS. Stratford on-Avon; Alveston Pastures; Bidford; Salford Priors; Warwick; Stoneleigh; Wellesbourne Hastings. 5. Leam. Near Offchurch; Honingham; Marton. 6. Sow. Allesley.. Stour. Shipston-on-Stour! Newb. Halford; Atherstone-on-Stour.. Alne. Wootton Wawen; Henley-in-Arden. 9. Arrow. Ipsley; Spernall; Wixford. 10. Cherwell. Warmington; Avon Dassett. With white flowers occasionally, as at Spernall, &c. TEUCRIUM. Linn. T. SeOFOdonia, Linn. Wood Sage. Sage Germander. Top. Bot. 311. Purt. i. 273. Syme, E. B. vii. 85. 1093. Native; woods, heaths, and dry banks. Locally common. P. July to September. First record, Perry, List, 1817. I. Tame. Sutton Park; New Park, Middleton; Kingsbury and Edge Hill Woods. 2. Blythe. Coleshill Heath; Marston Green; Packington; Hampton-in Arden; Berkswell; Solihull; Shirley Heath; Forshaw Heath. 3. Anker. Baddesley Common; Parley Park; Bentley Park; Hartshill; Polesworth; Shuttington; Austrey. 4. Avon. Between Stoneleigh and Wootton Field, &c., Perry, List, 1817. Between Emscote and Lillington, Perry, MS. Hatton Wood; between Hatton an...