CATALOGUE 
BRITISH, MEDICINAL, CULINARY, 
AND AGRICULTURAL 
OF THE 
plants. 
CULTIVATED IN THE 
LONDON BOL A NIC GARDEN. 
WILLIAM CURTIS, 
Author of the Flora Londinensis. 
To which are prefixed. 
Proposals 
tor opening it by Subfcription. 
Sold by E. White, Fleet-ftrcet; SEW EL, Cornhill; 
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LONDON: 
M DCC LXXXIII. 
[ Price Tiircc Shillings and Six-pence. ] TO THE HONOURABLE 
DAINES BARRINGTON, 
THOMAS WHITE, Esq. 
and the rest or the 
SUBSCRIBERS 
TO THE 
LONDON BOTANIC GARDEN, 
THIS 
CATALOGUE of its CONTENTS, 
IS WITH THE SINCEREST 
GRATITUDE AND RESPECT, 
INSCRIBED BY 
w. CURTIS. V 
LIST of the SUBSCRIBERS. 
T3 O G E R Altham, Efq. 
Mr. William Alexander. 
Right Honourable the Earl of Bute. 
Honourable Daines Barrington. 
Sir Jofeph Banks, Baronet. 
John Baker, Efq. 
Mrs. Rachael Barclay. 
George Buxton, M. I> 
Peter Calvert, LL. D. 
Mr. Richard Calvert 
Mr. John Dyer. 
John Delamare, Efq. 
Mr. John Darby 
H. Grimfton, Efq. 
Meflieurs Gordon, and Co. 
Nich. Gwyn, M. D. 
Bulick Harwood, .M. D. 
Robert Hallifax, Efq. 
Mrs. Hill 
John Ibbettfon, Efq. Robert Jenner, Efq. 
Rev. Richard Kaye, D. D. 
Mrs. King. 
J, C. Lcttfom, M. D. 
George Morris, Med. Stud 
Right Honourable the Earl of Plymouth. 
Mr. William Parker. 
John Rawlinfon, M. D. 
John Sims, M. D. 
Rev. G. S. Townly 
Mrs. Yafton. 
Janies Vere, Efq. 
Hon. Thomas Fr. Wenman, 
Thomas White, Efq. 
Dr, William Wynne 
Mr. Thomas Willis 
William Watfon, M. D. 
Mr. Abraham Winterbottom. 
Mr. William Wooton, Apothecary. 
Mr. William Zachary SITUATION. 
'T'HE London Botanic Garden is lituated very 
near the Magdalen-Hofpital, St. George s- 
Fieldsy in the road from the faid hofpital to Weft- 
ninfler-Bridge ‘Turnpike, through Lambeth Marfh 
village. 
Its fituation being low, renders it peculiarly 
favourable to the growth of aquatic and bog 
plants, and all fuch as love a moift bottom, an ia- 
cflimable advantage in dry fummers. 
TERMS OF SUBSCRIBING. 
"pERSONS fubferibing one guinea a year are en- 
titled to walk in the garden, ufe the library, 
and introduce one perfon. 
Perfons fubferibing two guineas a year have the 
additional privilege of introducing more than one, 
either in perfon or by ticket, and of receiving roots 
or feeds or fuch plants as can be fpared without di- 
minifhing the necelfary flock of the faid garden. 
No flowers plucked, nor fpecimens taken but by 
permiffion. 
The garden open to fubferibers every day in the 
week, except Sunday. 
Subfcriptions taken in at the Garden. errata. 
Page i2, line 2, for place read place 
—— 27, - — 2, — curalavcnfg r. curaHavC*^ 
27, 10, — Broocklims r. Brooklime 
• 3 17, — cineris r. cinereus 
32, 11, — Hofehound r. Horehound 
" 3 2j 18, — Oethuja r. Aethufa 
35’ —— 12, — Saliva r. Salvia 
65, 11, — bouum r. bourn 
■ 70, 19, — Cannalis r. Cannabis 
96, 29, — Tivayman r. man 
9 30, — blade r. Twayblade 
—— 114, 19, — Bur-red r. Bur-reed 9 
PROPOSALS, &c. 
IT muft be allowed, that all human knowledge 
ought to be fubfervlent to the good of fociety, 
and in proportion as this is advanced by any fcience, 
that fciencc to be held in cftcein. 
Providence in his unerring wifdom, having al- 
lotted to mankind different capacities, and implant- 
ed in them propenfities to particular purfuits; fo 
that what is matter of the greateft fatisfaftion to 
one, fhall be perfectly infipid to another, it is no 
wonder that they fliould differ fo widely in the 
apprehended utility of their rcfpe&ive employ- 
ments ; each from a principle predominant in the 
human mind, being willing to think his own of the 
greateft importance ; and fo ftrongly is this idea 
imprefled on the minds of feme, as to betray them 
into a narrownefs of thinking, inconfiflent with 
that liberality of fentiment, which would excite a 
wifli for the univerfal increafe of fcience, when 
conne&ed, even in the remoteft degree, with the 
mterefts of mankind. 10 
Without derogating then in the leaft from the 
utility of ocher arts, I fhali, in a few words, en- 
deavour to point out the advantages of Botany, 
a fcience which this defign is particularly intended 
to promote. 
Among all the {lndies which engage mankind, 
few are attended with ciroumftances equally pleafmg 
in their purfuit j few can boaft that infinite va- 
riety of objccls which are perpetually engaging 
our attention, and inviting us to partake of plca- 
i'ures equally rational and innocent;A. 
It is a fcience which has been cultivated by the 
wifeft ot mankind, and particularly by the mofc 
diftinguifhed profefibrs of the medical art.-I—Here,,1—Here,, 
as philosophers, we may admire, and contemplate 
the beautiful works of an Almighty Being; what 
an infinite difplay of wifdom is obfervable in the 
different modes of the growth, and propagation of 
MtLTON deferibes-oyr firft parents recreating them (elves 
with a kindred employment. 
t£ Awake, the morning Jhines, and the frefit field 
« Calls us, -we life the prime, to -mark how Jpritig 
“ Our tender plants, how Hows the citron grove, 
**■ if hat drops the myrrh, and what the lal my reed." II 
plants 1 what care is taken In perpetuating the fuc- 
ceffion of each Ipecies! how admirably are they 
adapted to grow in every different foil, and fitua- 
tion, fo as to leave no part of the globe, not even 
rocks and ftones uncovered ! with what regular or- 
der, and in what conftant fucceffion, do they 
flower and produce their feeds ! In fhort, a perfon 
of an inquifitive, or contemplative turn will find 
in plants an endlefs fource of innocent delight ; 
another world, as it were, opens to his view, he 
beholas the face of nature through a new medium 
of vifion, and has the fuperior pleafure of being 
able to read in that book which to the generality 
of mankind is a mere blank. 
The importance of this faience -as a branch of 
medical knowledge is happily exprefTsd by the late 
ingenious Dr. Gregory, the ornament of his pio- 
feffion, and I may add of human nature ; in his 
advice to the young Phyfician, he thus delivers his 
fentiments on this head : “ The fcience of botany is 
fuhjervtent to the pr a Elies of phyjic as far as it facili- 
-11 fates the knowledge of plants, by reducing them, into 
l< moft commodious and perfect fyfcm ; and although 
it is not necejjary to be particularly acquainted with toe 
name and hi [lory of tvery plant) yet every one ought to e‘ be fo well founded in the principles of botany as to be 
“ able to fnd its place in the Jyfiern, and to deftribe it 
“ fc'untiftally: and we ought to be particU- 
u EARLY ACQUAINTED WITH EVERY MATE' 
<c RIAL CIRCUMSTANCE RELATIVE TO THOSE 
6C PLANTS WHICH ARE USED IN DIET OR ME* 
“ DICINE.” 
' It is however, much to be regretted, that this 
fcience is lb little attended to by gentlemen of the 
faculty in this country, as it obliges them to de- 
pend on the ikill of the ignorant, and illiterate, 
for many of their efficacious officinal plants, fre- 
quently at the expence of their own characters, 
and of all that is valuable to their patients. 
Although newly difeovered chemical remedies 
and foreign drugs, may have jullly fuperfeded many 
ol our Englifli plants, yet a great number are ftill 
retained in our Pharmacopoea, and many poffefs 
veiy poifonous qualities; to be acquainted with 
thefe at leaf!., is the duty of every one, that takes 
on himielf the important character of guardian 
of the healths of mankind. 
- hut it is not to phylic alone, that botany is lub- 
fervient, perhaps it may be applied with as much *3 
advantage to agriculture, as to any other fcience. 
In this enlightened age, when arts and fciences 
are carried to a pitch unthought of in former 
times, we might expe£t a nation celebrated not 
lefs for its arts, than its arms, would be the firft to 
promote a fcience, whofe improvements are the 
only folid check to the baneful, and enervating 
effe£fs of luxury, and diffipatlon ; and accordingly 
we find many of our nobility, gentlemen of landed 
property, and public focieties, fully aware of its 
importance, and endeavouring by premiums, and 
a variety of other means, to improve it; much 
howeverftill remains to be done, nor is it probable 
that their endeavours will be crowned with fuc- 
cefs, ’till botany is more cultivated, and plants, 
particularly the graffes, better underftood. 
How incapable moft of our modern writers on 
agriculture are of communicating their dlfcoveries 
O c-7 
for want of botanic information; and how much 
the progrefs of this moft ufeful fcience is thereby 
retarded, muft be obvious to all thofe who have 
perufed their writings with any degree of at- 
tention. 
I am inclined to fnppofe, that this inattention of 
the faculty and others to botany, proceeds in a great meafure from a want of opportunity to ac- 
quire it, and that if the means were afforded, 
there would no longer be caufc of complaint or 
•cenlure. 
To afford the means of obtaining this know- 
ledge is the objeCt of the prefent inftitution—an 
inftitution which has been attended with con- 
liderable expence, and coft the author much time 
and attention, (hould he have the pleating fatis- 
faClion of feeing it become productive of national 
utility, that time he fhall think ufefully employ- 
ed and that attention molt happily bellowed. 
The more effectually to fuccecd in promoting 
the knowledge previoutly recommended, as fo 
elfential to the interefts of individuals, and the 
community at large, he has felcCted from the 
boundlefs field of vegetable productions, certain 
claffes of plants, univerfally acknowledged to l>c 
either the molt ufeful, or the moft neceflary to he 
known; by which means the ftudent’s attention 
is more immediately directed to the objeCts of his 
purfuit, thefe are the medicinal, culinary, polfunous, 
agricultural and hritijh plants, all of which claffcs 
are kept in fepavatc and dijiindi auartcrss exprefs’d *5 
in the plan-of the garden ;to thefe are added two 
other quarters, the one containing Inch plants as- 
are calculated to inftruft the fludent in the prin- 
ciples of the Linncean fyftem, being living ex- 
amples of mod: of his dalles and orders, the other 
furnifhed with hardy, ornamental flowers and 
Hirubs, chiefly exotic, and cultivated in the gar- 
dens of the curious. 
As the practical part of Botany as well as of 
every other fcience is the in oft ufeful, lo it is pre- 
sumed, the mode of communicating this knowledge 
is luck as will meet with general approbation, this 
is effeded by having the generic and trivial name 
of each plant according to Linnaeus, painted in a 
legible hand, and affixed to it, and that none may 
lofe the advantage of acquiring a knowledge of 
plants from a non-acquaintaince with Latin, the 
Lnglifh names alfo are added, with a view that 
Botany in this familiar drefs, might be inftruftive 
to thole, whom the bare mention of a long hard- 
founding Latin name might tend to dllcourage. 
And the author is ready fo flatter himfclf that 
many perfons who are naturally fond of plants 
and flowers, will be ready to encourage an under- taking of this kind, by which, at the fame time, 
that they indulge their particular tafte, they may 
infenfibly acquire knowledge 
It has been objefted by a few, that a know- 
ledge of plants thus eafily acquired, is as eafily 
forgotten ; but this mull certainly be more the 
fault of the ftudents, than the method, as they 
may without moleftation fpend as much time as 
they pleafe in inveftigating them, and becoming 
perfectly acquainted with their characters; and, 
Hill farther, to aflift them in their ftudies, a li- 
brary of thofe books moft necefiary for ftudents 
is open to their infpeCtion. 
It now remains for the author to exprefs his 
gratitude to thofe who have patronized, encouraged,' 
and aflilled him in his undertaking. 
To the generofity and public fpirlt of the ho- 
nourable Deanes Barrington and Thomas White, 
Efq, his principal patrons in this undertaking, 
the garden in a great degree owes its exiftence. 
From his Majefty’s matchlefs colleftlon of plants 
in the Roy.il Garden at Kew, kept up with the moft 17 
unremitting attention by that intelligent botanlfi: 
and gardener, Mr. Alton, he has had the honour 
to receive many fcarce and valuable plants, both 
britifh and foreign; as alfo from the gardens 
of the Earl of Bute, at Luton; the Duchefs Dowager 
of Portland, at Buljlrode Park; the late Dr, Fo- 
thergill, at Upton ; Dr. Pitcairn, at Iflngton j Dr. 
Letifom, at Grove hill, Camberwell ; and the apothe- 
caries Company, at Chelfea, 
He is alfo indebted for plants to the Right Hon. 
the Earl of Plymouth ; Sir Jofcph Banks, Baronet; 
Rev, f. Light foot, Uxbridge; Rev. Dr. Goodenough, 
Ealing; Thomas Frankland, EJq\ York ; T. G, Cul- 
Itim, Efji Reverend Mr, Laurents, Bury; fames 
Crowe, i%; Norwich; Thomas Woodward., Efq; 
Bungay; Afr. Dickfon, Covent-Garden j Mr.Sole, Bath; 
Mr. William Fotherglll, Wenjleydale, Yorkjhire ; 
7". Woodford, Winchefer; Rev. f. Davies ; 
Relhan, Cambridge; Dr. Calvert, LL D.; Mr. 
Grimf/on, Northampton; Mr. Howard,Knutsford, Che- 
Jhire\ Mr. Codfield, Upton; Mr. Wagfaff, Norwich-, Mr. 
Sparjhall, Yarmouth ; Mr. Alexander, Hallifax • Mrs. 
Curtis, Alton; Afrr. A7«£, Blackheath-, Mr.Wheeler, Mr. 
Willis, S/My, jhfr. Ridout, Mr. Upham, Zo«- 
don j Mcffrs, Lee, Gordon, Malcolm, Drivers, Lod- d'tges and Grimwood, Nurfsrymen ; Rev. Mr. Lyon . 
Dover; and Mr, Rayer, London ; he is fearful b 
has omitted many other kind contributors, hr 
hopes fuch will not be offended, and, that there 
are yet many perfons in different parts of Grea 
Britain who will not need the flimulus of cxarnpl 
to furnifh the author with many of his defiderata Pages 19-20 missing A 
CATALOGUE 
OF THE 
medicinal plants 
CULTIVATED XX THE 
London botanic garden* 
Medicus omnium ftirpium (fi fieri potcft) Peritiam hat eat. 
‘A minus plnrium faltem, quibus frequenter utimur. 
Galen. Lib. L Antldot. PROME etiam, feu tunde prius, feu contere gyro 
Quod viride hortus habet, vel quod carnaria liccum? 
Allia, ferpyllumque berbas, thymbramque falubreffl, 
Bralilcaque et raphanos, ac longis intyba fibris 
Et mentam, et fmapi, conundrum, prototomumquc, 
Erucam, atque apium, malvain, betamque falubrem, 
Rutamque et nafturcum, et amara ablinthia milce, 
Puleiumque potsns, ncc non et lehe cyminum. 
Palmula nec deiint Idumcs, nec pruna Damafcu 
Adde et aromaticas fpccies, quas mittit Eous 
Vel quae Judaicxs fragrant bene condita capfis 
Tus, coftum, folium, myrrham, ftyracem, crocomagma, 
Afpalathum,' gallam, elleborum, nigfiunque bitumen* 
Et nardum, et cafxas, et amoma, et cinnamarara, 
Balfama, peucedanum, fpicam, crocum atque bedellarn, 
Ixim, caftoreum, fcillaraque, opium, panaceam, 
Refinam, lepidum, euforbium, git atque pyretrum. 
Zinziber et Calidum, mordax piper, et lafer algens, 
Agaricumque, afarumque potens, aloen, aconitum, 
Galbana, fandaracam, famfucum, pforicum, alumen, 
Acaciam, propolimquc, ct adarchen, cnicon, acanthunr, 
Andrachnen, acoronque, opopanaca, pompholygemque, 
Cyperum, ladanum, fagapenonque, et tragacanthum, 
Scammoniam, cypen, nialabathron, ammoniacon. 
Marcellas <U Medicina- "OY the wife and unchangeable laws of nature, 
ellablifhed by a Being infinitely good, and in- 
finitely powerful, not only Man, the lord of the 
creation, “ fair form who wears fweet fmiles, and 
looks ereff on heaven,” but every fubordinate be- 
ing, becomes fubjeft to decay and death; pain and 
difeafe, the inheritance of mortality, ufually acce- 
lerate his difiblution; to combat thefe, to alleviate 
when it has not the power to avert, Medicine, ho- 
noured art, comes to our affiftance. 
It will not be expected that we ffioukl here give 
a hiftory of this ancient praftice, or draw a parallel 
betwixt the fuccefs of former Phyficians and thofe 
ot modern times; all that concerns us to remark is, 
that the ancients were infinitely more indebted to 
the vegetable kingdom for the materials of their art 
than the moderns: not fo well acquainted with the 
ceconomy of nature, which teaches us that plants 
were chiefly deflined for the food of various ani- 
mals, they fought in every herb fornc latent healing 
virtue, and frequently endeavoured to make up the 
want of efficacy in one by the combination of num- 
bers; hence the extreme length of their farraginous 
preferiptions. More enlightened ideas of the operations of me. 
dicines, joined to fcveral powerful remedies drawn 
from the mineral kingdom, have taught the mo- 
derns greater fimplicity and concifenefs in praftice; 
perhaps there is a danger that this fimplicity may 
be carried too far, and become finally detrimen- 
tal to the exercife of the healing art. 
In feledting the plants ufed, in the practice of 
phyfic, commonly called officinals, we have confined 
ourfclves to thofe enumerated in the difpenfatories 
of this kingdom, dividing them into two clafies, 
one of which may be dlftinguifhed by the name of 
vfitata, and the other minus ujitatee; in the former 
we include all thofe of the prefent London and 
Edinburgh Pharmacopoeias, in the latter fuch as 
are omitted by the colleges, but retained in Lewis’s 
Difpenfatory, with fome few of modern introduc- 
tion. 
Thofe plants which have numbers prefixed to 
them, are at prefent growing in the garden, thofe 
which have none have not yet been obtained, and 
fuch as have an afierifk are either the produce of 
warmer climates, and to be found only in the floves 
and confervatories of the curious, or incapable of 
being cultivated. MEDICINAL PLANTS 
OF THE 
LONDON and EDINBURGH 
Artemlfia Abrotanuni 
Artemifia maritima 
Artemifia Ablinthium 
Mimofa nilotica 
Rumex Acetofa 
Aconitum Napellus 
Boletus Pini Lancia 
Boletus ignianus 
Allium Sativum 
dispensatories 
South era wood 
Sea Wormwood 
Common Wormwood 
Acacia 
Sorrel 
Blue Monkfhood 
Larch Agaric 
Oak Agaric 
Garlic 
mag 
maritlmum 
vulgare 
1 Abrotanum 
2 Abfmthium 
3 Abfmthium 
* Acacia 
4 Ace tola 
5 Aconitum 
* Agaricus 
* Agaricus 
6 Allium 
L. E, 
L. 
L. E. 
L. 
E. 
E. 
L. 
E. 
L. E. • Amygdalus communis 
J 
Anchufa tinftoria 
Anethum graveolens 
Angelica Archangelica 
Angelica fylveftris 
Pimpinella Anifum 
Ariftolochia Clematitis 
Ariftolochia longa 
Artemilia vulgaris 
Arum maculatum 
Ferula Aflafoetida 
Afarum Europseum 
Chenopodium Vulvaria 
Althasa officinalis 
Am mi majus 
Silbn Amomum 
Ammoniacum 
Aloe perfollata 
Medicinal Plants of the London and Edinburgh Difpenfatories. 
Socotrine Aloes 
Horfe Aloes 
Marftimallow 
Common Bifliop’s Weed 
Common Amomum 
Gum Amoniac 
Bitter 
Sweet 
Dill 
Garden Angelica 
Wild Angelica 
Anifeed 
Slender Birthvvort 
Long Birthvvort 
Mugwort 
Cuckowpint 
Afafoetida 
Afarabacca 
Stinking Orach 
Almonds 
Alkanct 
Aloe Socotorina 
Aloe Hepatica 
Althoea 
Amini 
Amomum 
Ammoniacum 
| Dulces 
Anchufa 
Anethum 
Angelica fativa 
Angelica fylvedais 
Anil'um 
Ariftolochia tenuis 
Ariilolochia longa 
Artemilia 
Arum 
Aliafcetida 
A far u m 
Atriplex olida 
7 
8 
9 
* 
10 
11 
I 2 
*3 
H 
>5 
16 
>7 
* 
18 
■r9 
L. E. 
E. 
L. E. 
L. 
L. 
L. E. 
L. E. 
E. 
L. E. 
L. E. 
E. 
L. E. 
L. E. 
L- 
L. E, 
L. E. 
L- E. 
L- E.| 
L. E.| 
i6 27 
L. E. 
E. 
* Aurantium hifpalenfe 
* Aurantium curalavenfc 
Seville Orange 
Curaflba Orange 
|Citrus Aurantium 
L. E. 
20 Balauftia 
Balauftines 
Punica Granatum 
E. 
2 I Balfamum canadenfe 
Canada Balfam 
Pinas balfamea 
L. E. 
* Balfamum Copaiva 
Balfam Capivi 
Copaifera officinalis 
L. E. 
* Balfamum Peruvianum 
Balfam of Peru 
Peruifera 
L. E. 
* Balfamum Tolutanum 
Balfam of Tolu 
I’oluifera Balfamum 
E. 
22 Bardana 
Burdock 
Anftium Lappa 
L. 
* Bdellium 
Bdellium 
Bdellium 
L. 
23 Becabunga 
Broocklime 
Veronica Becabunga 
E. 
24 Belladonna 
Deadly Nightfliade 
Atropa Belladonna 
L. E 
* Benzoinum 
Gum Benjamin 
Croton Benzoe 
L. E. 
25 Biftorta 
Biftort 
Polygonum Biftorta 
E. 
26 Bryonia 
Bryony 
Bryonia alba 
L. 
27 Buxus 
Box 
Buxus fempervirens 
L. E. 
28 Calamus aromaticus 
Sweet Flag 
Acorus Calamus 
L. 
29 Calamintha 
Field Calamint 
Mellila Nepeta 
L, E. 
* Camphora 
Camphor 
Laurus Camphora 
L, E. 
* Canella alba 
Falfe Winter’s Bark 
Winterania Canella 
L. E. 
* Cardamomum 
Cardamoms 
Amomum Cardamomum 
L, E. 
30 Carduus benediftu# 
Bleffed Thiftle 
ICentaurea bcnedi&a 
Medicinal Plants of the London and Edinburgh Dfpenfatories. L. 
31 Carica 
Fig 
Ficus Carica 
jL, 
* Carpoballamum 
Carpobalfam 
Arayrls Opobalfamum 
L. E. 
32 Carum 
Caraway 
Carum Carui 
L. E. 
* Caryophylla aromatica 
Clove 
Caryophy 11 us aromaticus 
L. E. 
3 3 Caryophylla rubra 
Clove July flower 
Dianthus Caryophyllus 
JL, E. 
* Cafcarilla 
Cafcarilla 
Croton Cafcarilla 
L. E. 
* Caflia fiflularis 
Caflia fill 11 la 
Caflia fiflula 
JL. 
* Cafumunar 
Cafumunar 
t. E. 
34 Centaurium minus 
Centaury 
Gentiana Centaurium 
L. 
35 Cepa 
Onion 
Allium Cepa 
L. 
36 Chamaedrys 
Germander 
Teucrium Chamaedrys 
L. E. 
37 Chamaemelum 
Camomile 
Anthemis nobilis 
L. 
38 Chamaepitys 
Groundpiue 
Teucrium Chamaepitys 
E. 
39 Cicuta 
Hemlock 
Conium maculatum 
L. E. 
* Cinnamomum 
Cinnamon 
l.aurus Cinnamomum 
L. E. 
40 Cochlcaria 
■icurvy-grafs 
Cochlearia officinalis 
E. 
41 Colchicum 
Meadow-faftron 
Colchicum autumnalc 
L. E. 
* Colocynthis 
Coloquintida 
Cucumis Colocynthis 
E. 
* Colomba 
Columbo root 
L. E- 
* Contrayerva 
Contrayerva 
Dorflenia Contrayerva 
E. 
42 Convallaria 
Solomon's Seal 
Convallaria Polygonatum 
Medicinal Plants of the London and Edinburgh Dlfpenfalorus. 
2§ L. E. 
43 Con and rum 
jCoriander 
Coriandrum fativum 
L. £. 
* Cortex pcruvlanus 
Jeluits Bark 
Cinchona officinalis 
L. 
* Colins 
Co ft us 
Colitis arabicus 
L. E. 
44 Crocus 
Saffron 
Crocus fativus 
L. 
■* Cube baa 
Cubebs 
Piper caudatum 
L. 
43 Cucumis agreftis 
F.laterium 
Momordica Elaterium 
L. E. 
* Curcuma 
Turmeric 
Curcuma longa 
L. E. 
46 Cydonia mala 
Quinces 
Pyrus Cydonia 
L. E. 
Cyminum 
Cummin 
Cuminum Cyminum 
L. 
47 Cynofbatos 
Hips 
Rofa canina 
L, 
* Daucus creticus 
Candy Carrot 
Athamant.i cretenfis 
E. 
48 Daucus fy Debris 
Wild Carrot 
Daucus Carota 
L. 
49 Dkftamnus creticus 
Dittany of Crete 
Origanum Dlclamtuis 
E. 
50 Dulcamara 
Woody Night (hade 
Solan urn Dulcamara 
L. 
31 Elatine 
Fluellm 
Antirrhinum Elatine 
L. 
Elcuthcria, vid. Cafcar, 
L. E. 
32 Enula campana 
Elecampane 
Inula Helenium 
L. E. 
33 Eryngium 
Eryngo 
Eryngium maritimum 
Clematis refta 
E. 
54 Flammula Jovis 
Upright Traveller Joy 
L. E. 
E, 
Faeniculum dulce 
55 Faenipulum vulgare 
jSweet Fennel 7 
[Fennel 3 
Anethum Faeniculum 
Aftduinal Plantj of the London and Edinburgh Difpenfaivries. L. E. 
56 Plenum graecum 
Fenugreek 
Trigonella Faenum graecum 
E. 
57 Fumaria 
Fumitory 
Fumaria officinalis 
L. E. 
* Galbauum 
Galbanum 
Bubon Galbanum 
L. E. 
* Gambogia 
Gamboge 
Cambogia Gutta 
E. 
58 Genifta 
Broom 
Spartium Scoparium 
I/. E 
$9 Gentiana 
Gentian 
Gentiana lutea 
L. 
60 Gladiolus lutcus 
Yellow-flag 
Iris Pfeudacorus 
L. E. 
61 Glycyrrhiza 
Liquorice 
Glycyrrhiza glabra 
L. E. 
6 2 Granatum 
Pomegranate 
Punica Granatum 
L. E. 
* Guajacum 
Guajacum 
Guajacum officinale 
L. E. 
* Gummi Ammoniacum 
Gum Ammoniac 
Ammoniacum 
L. E. 
* Gummi Arabicum 
Gum Arabic 
Miraofa nilotica 
L. 
* Gummi Elemi 
Gum Elemi 
Amyris elemifera 
L. E. 
63 Gummi Tragacantka 
Gum Tragacanth 
Aftragalus Tragacantha 
L. E. 
64 Hcdera terrcftris 
Ground-ivy 
Glechoma hederacea 
L. E. 
61; Helleborus albus 
White Hellebore 
Yeratrum album 
E. E. 
66 Helleborus niger 
Black Hellebore 
Helleborus niger 
E. 
67 Hippocaflanum 
Horfc Chefhut 
/Efculus Hippocaftanum 
L. 
68 Hordeum dilHchum 
Barley 
Hordeum vulgare 
E. 
69 Hydrolapathum 
Water Dock 
Ruraex Hydrolapathum 
E. 
70 Hyofcyanius 
Henbane 
Hyofcyanius niger 
Medicinal Plants of the London and Edinburgh D'fpenfatorles. 
JO 3l 
L. E. 
71 Hypericum 
|St. John’s Wort 
Hypericum perforatum 
L» 
* Hypociflis 
Hypociflis 
Cytinus Hypociflis 
L • Ei 
7-2 Hyflbpus 
Hyllbp 
Hyflbpus officinalis 
L. E. 
# Jalapium 
Jalap 
Convolvulus Jalapa 
E. 
Jt, Imperatoria 
Mafterwort 
Imperatoria Oftruthium 
L. E. 
* Ipecacuanha 
Ipecacuanha 
Yiola Ipecacua 
L, E. 
74 Iris florentina 
Florentine Or rice 
Iris florentina 
E. 
75 Iris paluftris 
Yellow Water-flag 
Iris Pfeudacorus 
L. 
* Juncus odoratus 
Camels hay 
Andropogon Schcenanthus 
L. E. 
76 Juniperus 
J uniper 
Juniperus communis 
L. 
* Kermes 
Kermes grains 
Quercus coccifera 
E. 
* Kino 
Gum Kino 
L. 
77 Labdanum 
Gum Labdanum 
Ciflus creticus 
L. 
78 Lamium album 
White Archangel 
Lamium album 
L. E 
79 Lavandula 
Lavender 
Lavandula Splca 
L. E. 
80 Laurus 
Bay 
Laurus nobilis 
L. 
* Lichen cineris terreftris 
Afh cold ground Liver-wort 
Lichen caninus 
E. 
81 Ligufticum 
Lovage 
Ligufticum Levifticum 
L, 
* Lignum Rhodium 
Rhodium Wood 
Genifta canarienfis 
L. E, 
* Lignum campechenfe 
Logwood 
Hsematoxylum campecluanum 
Medicinal Plants of the London and Edinburgh Difpenfdtories. l; e 
* Limonia mala 
Lemon 
Citrus medica 
L. E 
J’ Linum 
Linfeed 
Linum ufitatifllmum 
L. 
>3 Lujula 
Wood forrel 
Oxalis Acetofella 
L. 
* M ids 
Mace 
Myriffica 
L. E 
34 Majorana 
Marjoram fweet 
Origanum Majorana 
L. 
* M dabathrum 
Indian leaf 
Laurus Caffia 
L. E, 
35 Malva 
M allow 
Malva fylveftris 
L. E. 
36 Manna 
Manna 
Fraxinus Ornus 
L. 
37 Marum fyriacum 
Syrian herb Madick 
Teucrium Marum 
L. 
58 Marum vulgare 
Herb Maffick 
Thymus maflichina 
L. E. 
■9 Marrubium 
Hole hound 
Marrubium vulgare 
E. ! 
* Maftche 
Gum Maffick 
Pltbichia Lentifcus 
L. E 
L. 
Melampodium,<i; Hellcb.nig. 
90 Matricaria 
Feverfew 
Matricaria Parthenlum 
T. E. 
) 1 Mellila 
Balm 
Mellila officinalis 
L. E. 
9 2 Month a piperitis 
Peppermint 
Mentha jpiperitis 
L. E 
93 Mentha vulgaris 
Spearmint 
Mentha vlridis 
L. E. 
94 Menyanthes 
Buckbean 
Menyanthes trifoliata 
L. 
95 Meum athamanticum 
Spignel 
Oethufa Meum 
£. 
96 Mezereon 
Mezereon 
Daphne Mezereon 
i. .»97 Millefolium /Yarrow 
Achillea Millefolium 
Medicinal Plants of the London and Edinburgh Difpenfatories. 
32 33 
L. 
98 Morus 
Mulberry 
Morus nigra 
L. E. 
* Myrrh a 
Myrrh 
Myrrh a 
L. 
99 Napus 
Sweet Navew 
Braffica Napus 
L. 
Nardus celtica 
Celtic Spikenard 
Valeriana celtica 
L. 
* Nardus indica 
Indian Spikenard 
Andropogon Nardus1 
L. E. 
100 Nafturtium aquationm 
Water-crefs 
Sifymbrium Nafturtium 
L. 
101 Nepeta 
Cat-mint 
Nepeta Cataria 
L. 
102 Nicotiana 
Tobacco 
Nicotiana Tabacum 
L. E. 
* Nux mofchata 
Nutmeg 
Myriflica 
L. 
* Olea fativa 
Olive 
Olea Europtea 
L. E 
* Olibanum 
Olibanum 
Juniperus lycia 
L. E. 
Opium, vid. Papaver 
L. E. 
* Opoponax 
Opoponax 
Paffinaca Opoponax 
L. 
103 Origanum 
Wild Marjoram 
Origanum vulgare 
L. 
104 Paeonia 
Piony 
Paoiiia officinalis 
E. 
105 Palma Chriffi, mid. Ricinus 
E. 
* Palma oleofa 
Palm-oil 
Palma oleofa 
L. E. 
106 Papaver album 
Garden Poppy 
Papaver fomniferum 
L. 
107 Papaver erraticum 
Corn Poppy 
Papaver Rhaeas 
L. 
108 Paralyfis 
Cowfllp 
Primula veris 
L. E. 
109 Parie'taria 
Pellitory of the wall 
Parictaria officinalis 
E 
Medicinal Plants of the London and Edinburgh Difpenfatories, L. 
iio Pentaphyllum 
Cinquefoil 
Potentilla reptans 
L. 
* Petrofelinum nvacedonlcum 
Macedonian Parfly 
Bubon macedonicum 
L. E. 
111 Petrofelinum vulgare 
Common Parfly 
Apium Petrofelinum' 
L. E. 
* PImenta 
Jamaica Pepper 
Myrtus Pimenta 
L. 
112 Pimpinella! Saxifraga 
Burnet Saxifrage 
Pimpinella Saxifraga 
L. 
L. E. 
* Piper album 
Piper Jamaicenfe, v. Pimenta 
White Pepper 
Piper nig. decort. 
L. E. 
* Piper longum 
Long Pepper 
Piper longum 
L. E. 
* Piper nigrum 
Black Pepper 
Piper nigrum 
L. 
113 Pix arida 
Common Pitch 
Pinus fylveftris 
L. E. 
114 Pix burgundica 
Burgundy Pitch 
Finns Abies 
L. 
115 Pix liquids 
Tar 
Pinus fylveftris 
E. 
116 Plantago 
Plantain 
Plantago latifolia 
Teucrium creticum 
L. 
117 Pollutn 
Poley-mountain 
L. 
118 Pruna gallica 
Prunes 
Prunus domeftica 
L. 
ilg Pruna fylveftria 
Sloes 
Prunus communis 
L. E. 
120 Pulegium 
Pennyroyal 
Mentha Pulegium 
E 
121 Pulfatilla nigricans 
Meadow Pafque flower 
Anemone pratenfis 
L. E. 
Pyrethrum 
Pellitory of Spain 
Anthemis Pyrethrum 
E. 
122 Qeercus 
Oak 
Quercus Robur 
L. £, 
123 Raphanus rufticanus 
HoiTe-radiih 
Cochlearia Armoracia 
Medicinal Plants of the Loudon and Edinburgh Difpinfatones. 
34- L. E. 
124. 
Rhabarbarum 
Rhubarb 
Rheum palmatum 
E 
12$ 
Ricinus 
Palma Chrifti 
Ricinus cojnmunis 
L. E. 
L. E. 
12 6 
Rhamnus, vid. Spin. Cerv. 
Rorifmarinus 
lofemary 
Rofmarinus officinalis 
L. E. 
127 
Rofa damafcena 
Damalk Rofe 
Rofa ccntifolia 
L. E. 
128 
Rofa rubra 
Red Rofe 
Rofa gallica 
L. E. 
129 
Rubia tindorum 
Madder 
Rubia tindorum 
L. 
130 
Rubus Idaeus 
Ralberry 
Rubus Idteus 
L. E. 
131 
Ruta 
Rue 
Ruta graveolens 
L. E. 
132 
Sabina 
Savine 
Juniperus Sabina 
L. E. 
-» 
Saccharum 
Sugar 
Saccharum officinarum 
L. E. 
* 
Sagapenum 
Sagapenum 
Sagapenum 
L. E. 
133 
Salvia 
Sage 
Saliva officinalis 
L. E. 
134 
Sambucus 
Elder 
Sambucus nigra 
L. 
* 
Sanguis Draconis 
Dragons Blood 
Calamus Rotang 
L, E, 
* 
Santalum citrinum 
Yellow Saunders 
Santalum album 
L. E. 
* 
Santalum rubrum 
Red Saunders 
Santalum rubrum 
L. 
* 
Santonicum 
Wormfecd 
Artemifia judaica 
L. 
* 
Sarcocolla 
Sarcocol 
Penaea mucrohata 
L. E. 
L, E 
Sarfaparilla 
Saflafras 
Sarfaparilla 
Saflafras 
Smilax Sarfaparilla 
Laurus Saflafras 
Medicinal Plants of the London and Edinburgh Dlfpenfatories.  
E. 
11 31{ S atyrion 
Salep 
Orchis mafcuia 
L. 
E. 
136 Scammonium 
Scammony 
Convolvulus Scammonium 
L. 
E. 
137 Scilla 
Squill 
Scilla maritima 
E. 
138 Scolopendrium 
Hart’s Tongue 
Afpleniura Scolopendrium 
L. 
E 
[ 3 ) Scordium 
Water Germander 
Teucrium Scordium 
E. 
* Seneka 
Rrattfcfnake root 
Polygala Senega 
L. 
E. 
* Senna 
Senna 
Cafi’a Senna 
L. 
E. 
* Serpentaria Virginiana 
Virginian Snake Root 
Arlftolochia Serpentaria 
E. 
Serpyllum, vid. Thymus 
L. 
Sefelis 
Hartwort 
Laferpitlum Siler 
E. 
[40 Sigillum Solomonis 
Solomon’s Seal 
Convallaria Polygonatura 
E. 
* Simarouba 
Simarouba 
Quaffia dioica 
L. 
E. 
141 b inapis 
Milliard 
Sinapis nigra 
L. 
E. 
142 Spina cervina 
Buckthorn 
Rhamnus catharticus 
L. 
143 Stoechas 
French Lavender 
Lavandula Stoechas 
F. 
144 Stramonium 
Thorn Apple 
Datura Stramonium 
L. 
E. 
* Styrax 
Storax 
Styrax officinale 
E. 
145 Symphytum 
Comfrey 
Symphytum officinale 
L. 
E. 
* Tamarindus 
T amarind 
Tamarindus indica 
L. 
E 
146 Tanacetum 
Tanfy 
Tanacetum vulgare 
E. 
147 Taraxacum 1 
Dandelion 
Leontodpn Taraxacum 
Medicinal Plants of the London and Edinburgh Difpenfatcries. 
36 E. 
148 Tereblnthina veneta 
Venice Turpentine 
Pinus Larlx 
L. 
149 Tereblnthina argentoratenlls 
Strafturgh ditto 
Pinus Picea 
L. 
Terebinthina Chia 
Cyprefs ditto 
PiHacia Terebinthus 
L. 
i£o Tereblnthina communis 
Common ditto 
Pinus fylveftris 
L. E. 
* Terra Japonica 
Japan Earth 
Mimofa Catechu 
L. 
151 Thlafpis 
Treacle Mu Hard 
Thlafpi arvenfe 
L. 
152 Thus 
Franklncenfe 
Pinus fylveftris 
L. E 
153 Thymus 
Thyme 
I Thymus vulgaris E. 
1 Thymus ferpyllum L 
L. 
r 54 Tilia 
Lime-tree 
Tilia europtea 
L. E. 
r 55 Tormentilla 
Tormentil 
Tormentilla eredla 
L. E 
156 Tragacantha 
Gum Tragacanth 
Aftragalus Tragacantha 
L. E. 
157 Trichomanes 
Maiden hair 
Afplenium Trichomanes 
L. E. 
158 Trifolium paludofum 
Buckbean 
Menyanthes trlfoliata 
L. 
159 Triticum 
Wheat 
Tiiticum hybernum 
E. 
160 Tuffilago 
Coltsfoot 
Tu fill ago Farfara 
L. E. 
161 Valeriana 
Valerian wild 
Valeriana officinalis 
L. E. 
162 Vitis 
Veratrum, vid. Helleb. alb. 
Vine 
Vitis vinifera 
E. 
163 Vcrhafcum 
Mullein tall 
Verbafcum Thapfus 
L. E. 
164 Viola 
Violet fwect 
Viola odorata 
Medicinal Plants of the London and Edinburgh Difpenfatonies. L' F ill maj9res “r Vim vinifera 
Ja 166 Urtica Nettle Urtica dinica 
L. I' !es ZdoSif Arbutus Uva Ur£ 
L. E. * Zingiber feSjSTZTn“£ 
E. 
L. E. 
E. 
* Aurantium curaflavcnfe 
169 Gallic 
168 llelina alba 
Curaflao Oranges 
Galls 
White Refln 
Citrus Aurantium 
Quer- c Cerris 
? 
L. 
r 69 Relina flava 
Yellow Refin 
> Anus Abies 
L. 
* Opobalfamum 
Balfam of Gilead 
V 
Amyris Opobalfamum 
Medicinal Plants of the London and Edinburgh Di/pen/atories. 
OMITTED. LONDON and EDINBURGH 
I 
Abies 
Fir 
PInus Abies 
2 
Abrotanum foemina 
Lavender-cotton 
Santolina Chamaecypariflus 
3 
Ablinthium pontic um 
Roman Wormwood 
A • r . J * 
Artemifia pontica 
4 
Acanthus 
Bear’s breech 
Acanthus mollis 
S 
Adianthum verum 
True Maidenhair 
Adianthum Capillus veneris 
Agallochum 
Aloes Wood 
Agallochum 
6 
Ageratum 
Maudlin 
Achillea Ageratum 
7 
Agnus caftus 
Chafte tree 
Vitex Agnus caftus 
8 
Agrimonia 
Agrimony 
Agrimonia Eupatoria 
MEDICINAL PLANTS 
NOT CONTAINED IN THE 
DISPENSATORIES. Medicinal Plants not contained in the London and Edinburgh Dtjpenfatories. 
9 
Alcea 
Vervain Mallow 
Malva Alcea 
10 
Alchemilla 
Lady’s Mantle 
Alchemilla vulgaris 
11 
Alkekengi 
Winter-cherry 
Phyfalis Alkekengi 
12 
Alliaria 
Jack by the Hedge 
Eryfimum Alliaria 
* 
Aloes cabal lina 
Horfe Aloes 
Aloe perfoliata 
J3 
Alnus vulgaris 
Common Alder 
Betula Alnus 
14 
Alnus nigra 
Berry bearing Alder 
Rhamnus Frangula 
A in mi verum 
True Biftiop’s Weed 
Sifon Ammi 
* 
Amomum verum 
True Amomum 
* 
Anacardium orientale 
Malacca Bean 
Avicennia tomentofa 
*5 
Anagallis 
Pimpernel 
Anagallis arvenfis 
* 
Anime 
Gum Anime 
Hymenaea Courbaril 
16 
Anthora 
Wholefome Wolf’s Bane 
Aconitum Anthora 
i7 
Aparine 
Goole Grafs 
Galium Aparine 
18 
Aquilegia 
Columbine 
Aquilegia vulgaris 
l9 
Argentina 
Silverweed 
Potentilla Anferina 
20 
Arlftolochia rotunda 
Round Birthwort 
Arlftolocbia rotunda 
21 
Arthanita 
Sow Bread 
Cyclamen europceum 
22 
Afperula 
Woodroof 
Afperula odorata 
Auricula Judce 
Jew’s Ears 
Peziza Auricula 
23 
Auricula Mum 
Mouie Ear 
Hieracium Filofella 
40 Pages 41-56 missing Culinary Plants, 
55 
56 
57 
Horfc-radilli 
Jerufalcm Artichoke 
Leeks 
Lemon 
Lentil 
Lettuce 
Limes 
Mace 
Marigold 
Marjoram pot 
Medlar 
Melon 
Mercury Englifh, <vid. 
Pepper black 
white 
* Jamaica 
Cayenne 
Pine-apple 
Pine-kernels 
Piftachio Nut 
Plumbs 
Pomegranate 
Potatoe 
Prunes 
Purflane 
Quince 
Radifti common 
■ turnip rooted 
Spanifh 
Ramplon 
Railins 
Rafpberry 
Rice 
Millet 
Monk’s Rhubarb 
Morel 
Mulberry 
Mufhroom 
Cochlearla Armoracia 
Helianthus tuberofus 
Allium Porrum 
Citrus medica 
Ervum Lens 
Laftuca fativa 
Citrus Aurantium 
Myriftica 
Calendula officinalis 
Origanum Onitcs 
Majorana 
Mefpilus Germanica 
Cucumis Melo 
Good King Henry 
Piper nigrum 
decortlcat, 
Myrtus Pimenta 
Capficum annuum 
Bromelia Ananas 
Pinus Pinea 
Piftacia vera 
Prunus domedlca 
Punica Granatum 
Solanum tuberofum 
Prunus domeftica 
Portulaca oleracea 
Pyrus Cydonia 
Raphanus fativus 
—var. rad. rotund. 
—var. rad, nigric. 
Campanula Rapunculus 
Vitis vinifera 
Rubus idasus 
Oryza fativa 
Panicum miliaceum 
Rheum Rhaponticum 
Phallus efculentus 
Morus nigra 
Atraricus campeftri* 
58 
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61 
62 
63 
64 
65 
66 
67 
68 
69 
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yi 
72 
73 
74 
75 
76 
77 Culinary Plants. 
78 
79 
80 
Muftard 
Natturtium 
N cctarine 
Nutmeg 
Oat 
Olives 
Onion common 
Welch 
Orach garden 
Orange 
Parlley 
Parfnep 
Pea 
Pear 
Peach 
Rocambole 
Rye 
Sage 
Sago 
Salep 
Salfafy 
Savory Summer 
—— Winter 
Samphire 
Scovzonera 
Sea-weed fweet 
eatable 
Service 
Skirret 
Sloe 
Spearmint 
Spinach 
Sorrel common 
French 
Strawberry 
Sugar 
Tanfy 
Tarragon 
Tea Green 
Sinapis nigra 
Tropaeolum maju* 
Amygdalus Perfica var. 
Myriftica 
Avena 
Olea Europma 
Allium Cepa 
iiftulofuin 
Atriplex fativa_ 
Citrus Aurantium 
Pctrofelinum vulgare 
Paftinaca fativa 
Pifum fativum 
Pyrus communis 
Amygdalus Perlica 
Allium Scorodopralum 
Secale cereale 
Salvia 
Palma farlnarla Rumfh, 
Orchis Morio 
Tragopogon porrifolium 
Satureja hortenlis 
montana 
Crithmum maritimum 
Scorzonera 
81 
2z 
83 
84 
85 
86 
87 
88 
89 
90 
91 
92 
93 
94 
95 
. 96 
97 
98 
Fucus palmatus 
efculentus 
Sorbus domeftica 
Sium Sifarum 
Prunus fylveflrls 
Mentha viridis 
Spinachla oleracea 
Rumex Acctola 
feu tat us 
Fragaria fterilis 
Saccharum officinarum 
ranacetum vulgarc 
Artcmifxa Dracunculus 
Thea viridis 
99 
100 
101 
102 
103 
104 
io<; 
106 
107 
xoB Culinary Plants. 
Tea Bohea 
Thyme 
Truffles 
Turnep 
Walnut 
Watercrefs 
Wheat 
Whortleberry 
Thea Bolica 
Thymus vulgaris 
Lycoperdon Tuber 
Braffica Rapa 
Juglans regia 
Sifymbrium Nafturtium 
Triticum hybernum 
Vaccinium Myrtillus 
109 
1 10 
1 IX 
112 
113 
114 A 
CATALOGUE 
poisonous plants. 
O F 
CULTIVATED IN THE 
IONDON BOTANIC GARDEN. 
In the day that thou catcft thereof thou {halt furely die.” 
C enejis. HOWEVER plaufibly the medical Pra&ltionev 
may his ignorance of plants in gene- 
ral, the public has a right to expeft, that he fhould 
lofe no opportunity of making himfelf acquainted 
with thefe of the prefent clafs, fmce they are few 
in number, and capable of producing in a fhort 
time the moft deleterious effeds. POISONOUS PLANTS. 
I 
Aconitum Napellus 
Blue Monklhood. 
2 
Adtaea Ipicata 
Bane-berries 
3 
Atropa Belladonna 
Deadly Nightlhade 
4 
iEthufa Cynapium 
Fool’s Parfley 
? 
Cicuta virofa * 
Dong leav’dWaterHemlock 
6 
Conium maculatum 
Hemlock 
7 
Datura Stramonium 
Thorn-apple 
S 
Hyofcyamus niger 
Henbane 
9 
Mercurialis perennis 
Dog’s Mercury 
IO 
Oenanthe croca.ta 
Hemlock Dropwort 
11 
Prunus Lauro ceralus 
Laurel 
12 
Solanum nigrum 
Garden Nightlhade 
*3 
Dulcamara 
Woody Nightlhade 
* Perfons not converfant in practical Botany, are very apt to 
confound this plant with the VhellanArntm aquatkum, called alfo 
Water-Hemlock, an inftancc of this occurs in Mr. Wiimer’i 
Pamphlet on poifonous Vegetables, publilhed in 1781, when 
Captain Done Han’s trial was fo generally the fubjcdl of con- 
verfation. A 
CATALOGUE 
O F 
agricultural plants. 
Or fuch as are both ufeful and noxious 
TO THE HUSBANDMAN, 
London botanic garden. 
CULTIVATED IN TII & 
Hinc anni labor : bine patriaxn, parvofque nepotes 
Suflinet : hinc armenta bouum, mcritofquc juvcncoix 
Nee requies, quin aut pomis exuberet annus, 
Aut foetu pecorum, aut Ccrealis mergite culmi: 
Froventuque oncret fulcos, atquc horrea vincat. 
Agricola incurvo terrain dimovit aratro. 
Virgil. Georg. Lib. 2. IT Is prefumed the prefent Catalogue is the firft 
of the kind ever offered to the public; it will 
be no wonder, therefore, if it fhould fall fhort of 
pcrfe£lion : moft of the plants contained in it are 
of Britlfh growth ; of the vfcful ones, many have 
long been known and cultivated in this country ; 
feveral new ones are inferted, as deferving to be 
more generally known to the hufbandman; of thefe 
the graffes, a much neglefted tribe, form no in- 
conlulerable part; at prefent, out of a hundred and 
three fpecies, the produce of this country, confi- 
dered by furrounding nations as moft fertile in 
its herbage, only one is cultivated for pafturage, 
and that confeffedly deficient in many of the re- 
quifites of a good grafs: Mr. Stillingfleet, 
in his Mifcellaneous Effays, has taken much pains 
to recommend feveral others as fuperior, and about 
ns many more are here added from my own ob- 
fervalions. 
The Willows, and Poplars, though out of the 
herbaceous line, are included, being highly ufeful 
in rural oeconomy, and but imperfe&ly known. If the Agricultural!; has been inattentive to the 
plants of the ufeful kind, the noxious plants have 
engaged fllll lefs of his attention, though highly 
deferving of it. 
Future obfervations will doubtlefs make it ne- 
ceflary to add many other plants to thofe here enu- 
merated, perhaps retrench fome of the prefent lift, 
and throw a much greater light on the whole. A 
CATALOGUE 
OFT H E 
PLANT 
NTS 
USEFUL IN 
AGRICULTURE. 
PART I. 
Earle y common 
big 
• long-cared 
Black-feed 
Buck-wheat 
Hordeum vulgare 
hexaftichon 
diftichon 
Medicago lupulina 
Polygonum Fagopyrum 
Sanguilorba officinalis 
Poterium Sanguilorba, 
Carum Carui 
Zeocriton 
Burnet great 
fmall 
Caraway 
Clover Dutch 
Trifolium repens 
pratenle 
alpelfre 
fragiferum 
Medicago Arabica 
Coriandrum iativum 
Zea Mays 
• alpine, or narrow-leaved 
—— ftrawberry 
Claver 
broad-leaved 
Coriander 
Corn Indian 
r— sPelt 
Dyer’s-wecd 
Flax 
Vid, Wheat Spelt 
Hd. Weld 
Linum ufitatiffimum 
Hcdyfarum coronarium 
Phleum pratenle 
French-honcyfuckle 
Grafs Timothy Plants ufeful hi Agriculture* 
G raft fvveet-fcented Vernal 
meadow Foxtail 
Anthoxanthum odoratum 
Alopecurus pratenfis 
Agroffis capillarls 
Poa pratenfis 
Crivialis 
line Bent 
fmooth-ftalked Meadow 
rough-ftalkcd Meadow 
dwarf Meadow, or 
Suffolk graft 
foft Brome 
Bromus mollis 
A vena pratenfis 
pubefeens 
fiavefeens 
Feftuca ovina 
annua 
meadow Oat 
rough Oat 
yellow Oat 
fhcep’s Fefcue 
hard Fefcue 
meadow Fefcue 
duriufcula 
pratenfis 
fpiked Fefcue 
meadow Barley 
crefted Dog’s tail 
Rye, or Ray 
Canary 
pmnata 
Hordeum pratenfe 
Cynofurus criflatus 
Lolium perenne 
Phalaris canarienfis 
Cannalis fativa 
Hemp 
Horfe bean 
Indian Corn 
Lucern 
Vida Faba 
Zea Mays. 
•Medicago fativa 
Rubia tinctoria 
Madder 
M aw feed 
Mu ft arJ black 
Papaver fomniterum 
Sinapis nigra 
Nonefuch 
~ w'hite 
Medicago Lupulina 
fativa 
Oat common 
• tartarian 
■ naked 
var. flofculls fecund! s 
nuda 
Poplar black 
• Lombardy 
trembling 
white 
Arbcal 
Populus nigra 
var. ramis eredfis 
t re inula 
alha 
Arbeel 
Rib-grals 
Rape 
Rye 
Plantago lanceoftta 
Bralfica Napus 
Secaic ccrealc Plants ufeful in Agriculture. 
71 
Saffron 
Crocus officinalis 
Hedyfarum Onobrychis 
Vicia fativa 
Dipfacus fullonum 
Trifolium agrarium 
procumbens 
Lotus corniculatus 
Braffica Rapa 
Saint-foin 
Tare 
T eafel 
Trefoil hop 
procumbent 
bird’s foot 
T urnep 
Vetch common 
Vicia fativa 
Vetchling Meadow 
Weld 
Wheat common 
Lathyrus pratenfis 
Refeda luteola 
Triticum hybernum 
polonicum 
quadratum 
Spelta 
Salix alba 
Poland 
coned 
Spelt 
Willow white 
almond 
crack 
fragilis 
amygdalina 
vitellina 
yellow-barked 
fpurge-leaved 
fweet 
helix 
Oiler 
pentandra 
viminalis 
■— Sallow 
Woad 
-—— caprea 
I fads tinftoria A 
catalogue 
OF THE 
PLANTS 
NOXIOUS IN 
agriculture. 
PART 11. 
great 
Butterbur 
Blue-bottle 
Burdock 
Bindweed fmall 
Convolvulus arvenfis 
fepium 
Tulfilago Petalites 
Centaurea Cyanus 
Ar£Hum Lappa 
Chenopodium album 
Pteris aquilina 
Polygonum Biftort a 
Lycopfis arvenfis 
Agroftcma Githago 
Stachys paluftris 
Ononis arvenfis 
Blitc white 
Brakes 
Buglofs fmall 
Cockle 
Biftort 
Clown’s Woundwort 
Cammock 
Charlock 
Colt’s foot 
Sinapis arvenlrs 
Toifilago Farfara 
Chryfanthemum fegetum 
Ranunculus rcpens 
* bulbofus 
acris 
Corn-marigold 
Crowfoot creeping 
- round rooted 
tall 
-—— corn 
Camomile corn 
arvenfis 
weak- fee at ed 
Matricaria Chamomllla 
*—inodora Plants noxious in Agriculture. 
n 
Bock curled 
Rumex crifpus 
obtufifolia 
broad-leaved 
Fleabane common 
Gout, or Afli-weed 
Garlic crow 
Inula dyfenterica 
iEgopodium Podagraria 
Allium vineale 
Grafs garden Couch 
couchy Bent 
—— couchy Oat 
bearded Oat 
“ Lob 
bears 
Triticum repens 
Agroftis ftolonifera 
Avena elatior 
urfmura 
Bromus fecalinus 
Alopecurus agreflis 
Lolium temulentum 
Dadlylis glomeratus 
Aira cefpitofa 
Holcus lanatus 
fatua 
—— field Foxtail 
* Darnel 
*—•— rough Cock’s foot 
turfy Hair 
meadow Soft 
creeping Soft 
“— Carnation 
Horfetail com 
mollis 
Carex cefpitofa 
Equifetum arvenfe 
Knap-weed common 
Centaurea nigra 
Scabiofa 
Artemi fia vulgaris 
Trifolium Melilotus 
Hard-head’s. Pid. 
K.nap-wecd common 
*— great 
Mugwort 
Melilot 
M eadow-fweet 
Muftard white 
May-weed flanking 
Grach wild 
Spiraea Ulmaria 
Sinapis alba 
Anthcmis Cotula 
Atriplex haftata 
patula 
ChrvfanthemumLeucantherauna 
Polygonum amphibium 
——• Perficaria 
fpreading 
Oxeye Daify 
Per lie aria willow-leaved 
fpotted-leaved 
* pale-flowered 
Poppy long fmooth-headed 
round fmooth-headed 
Radilh wild 
Randans. V~id. 
Ragwort common 
Penfylvanicum 
Papaver dubium 
—— - Rhaeas 
Raphanus Raphaniftrurn 
Bear’s Garlick 
Senecio Jacobea 
marfh 
aquaticu? 
K Plants noxious in Agriculture, 
Reflharrow. Fid, 
Rulh common 
Cam mock 
Juncus conglomeratic 
glaucus 
cornpreflua 
—— articulatus 
blueilh 
flat-jointed 
round-jointed 
bulbous 
Succory blue 
Sow-thiitle.Gorn:, 
Spearwort fmall ■ 
Scabious common 
Spatling-poppy 
Cichorium Intybus 
Sonchus arvenlis 
Ranunculus Flammula 
Scabiofa arvenlis 
bulbofus 
Cucubalus Behen 
Urtica dioica 
Stinging-Nettle large 
Silver-weed 
Potentilla Anferina 
Achillea Ptarmica 
Carduus marianus 
Sneefe-vvort , 
Thiftle-milk 
marfh 
- paluitris 
- helcnioidcs 
melancholy 
fpcar 
curfed 
ftar 
lanceohmis 
arvenlis 
Centaurea Calc it rap a 
Ervum tetrafpermum 
hirfutum 
Lycopus europaais 
Melancholy Thilllc 
Achillea Millefolium 
Taxus baccata 
Tine-Tare fmooth-podtied 
——— rough-podded 
Water horehound 
White back* Vid. 
Yarrow 
Yew A 
CATALOGUE 
O F 
BRITISH PLANTS, 
CULTIVATED IN THE 
* 
LONDON BOTANIC GARDEN. 
Arranged according to their 
PERIODS of FLOWERING. 
The rage of nations, and the crufh of ftates, 
Move not the man, who from the world efcap’d, 
la ftill retreats, and flowery Tolitudes, 
To Nature’s voice attends, from month to month, 
And day to day, thro’ the revolving year; 
Admiring fees her in her every fliape, 
Feels all her Tweet emotions at his heart. 
Takes what flic lib’ral gives, oor thinks of more. 
The fall of kings. 
Thomfon. TO the diftinguifhed abilities, unwearied afih- 
duity, and communicative difpofition of Mr. 
Ray, affifted by many of his cotemporaries, we 
afe indebted for the firft Brltijh Flora, which could 
in any wife be conlidered as compleat; fuch was 
his Synopfis Stirpium Britannicarum, the third Edi- 
tion of which If ill remains to be moft defervedly 
valued ; in this work we have an enumeration, and 
frequently a defcription, not only of the more 
perfeft plants, but alfo of the Mufci, Fuel, Fungu 
all arranged according to a fyftem of his own, 
““To this fyftem of our great predeceffor, fucceed- 
cd that of the celebrated Linnaeus, the ornament 
of Sweden ; the excellence of which was fuch as to 
create general admiration, and infure it an almoft 
nniverfal reception : hence it became necefiary 
(if I may be allowed the expreifion) to Linneanize 
Mr. Ray ; this arduous talk was attempted by 
Mr, Hudson, and Mr. Ray’s Synopjts, to fpeak 
metaphorically, tranfmigrated into Mr, Hudson’s 
Flora Angllca * in which form, though it retained 
the advantages of a new body, it loft a portion of 78 
its original fpirit, much ufeful information being 
fupprcffed, and many diftindl fpecies made into va- 
rieties ; it was, however, enriched with many 
new plants, difcovered by Mr. Hudson and his 
friends. 
In the year 1777, Mr, Lightfoot having ac- 
companied Mr, Pennant into Scotland, for the 
purpofe of making difcoveries in natural hif- 
tory, favoured the public, on his return, with an 
ample account of the plants difcovered in his nor- 
thern tour, under the title of Flora Scotica; the 
value of which was greatly enhanced by the new 
lights thrown on the cryptogaraous plants in gene- 
ral, and the excellent plates of feveral rare plants 
which accompanied it. 
In the fucceeding year appeared the fecond edi- 
tion of Mr. Hudson’s book, in which the plants 
of the Flora Scotica, with many additional ones prc- 
vioufly difcovered, were inferted. 
The works of thefe three different Authors, the 
only practical ones of any note that have been pub- 
lifhed in this country, form the bafis of the prefent 
Catalogue; where lhave not had an opportunity of obferving or cultivating the plants which they 
enumerate, I have relied implicitly on their accu- 
racy ; where 7 have, as an enquirer after truth, I 
prefume 1 fhould have been cenfurable not to have 
ufed the lights, which perhaps a more minute en- 
quiry, or better opportunities of cultivation had 
afforded me ; hence I have in fevcral inftances dif- 
fered, both from Mr. Ray and Mr. Hudson, 
and am forty to have occafion to differ fo mate- 
rially from the latter, in the account he has given 
°f the graffes, in the fecond edition of his woik , 
the reafons at large for luch differences will be 
given in the Flora Londinenjis, (vid. Ranunculus hir- 
Jutus, Polygonum minus, Sedum Jcxangulare, &c.) the 
°nly notice taken of them here will be to print in 
Italics thofe plants which I apprehend to be fpecics, 
and which Mr. Hudson confiders as varieties. 
As the Garden contains more than two-thirds of the 
mere perfedi Britifh plants, it was apprehended that 
the addition of the remainder, which either cannot 
be made to grow, or have not yet been obtained. 
Would render this publication more ufcful, not 
only to thofe who may have opportunities of vifit- 
ing it, but to thofe alfo who have only the garden 
which nature affords them; they are incorporated 
with the reft, and diflinguilhed by having no fi- So 
gures prefixed to them; fuch as have an afterilk 
are confidered as doubtful natives. 
As we have no compleat Calendar of a Britijh 
Flora, it was thought that the utility of this little 
Volume would be flill farther enhanced, by arrang- 
ing the plants according to the months in which 
they ufually flower in the garden • by this means, 
not only fubferibers know what plants they have a 
right to expedl in bloflbm at particular feafons, 
but the botanift at a diflance may judge what plants 
he is likely to find in his herborizing excurlions t 
allowances will naturally be made for variations of 
flowering, dependent on extraordlnay feafons. 
There is a circumftance relative to the blowing 
of certain plants, which deferves fome attention 
here, I mean fuch as the Groundfel, Shepherd's purfe> 
Daifyy dwarf Mcadovj grafs, Bcc. I would obferve, 
that though thefe may, if the winter prove mild? 
be found in bloflbm throughout the year, yet there 
is a certain month in which they flower more 
plentifully, and with more certainty than in any 
other; thus the Shepherd's purfe has the greateft 
profufion of bloom in April, the Daify in the 
Poa annua in Juney and fo on Such we appre- 
hend to be the proper period of fuch plants flower- 
ing, and have fet them down accordingly. A T/rekJ/ru/> Quarter. B Qur/ru/usru/ Qu C Ou/j k OrderQu. I) Greaifatur. E library. E Gn/maiy Q/r 
G Mediana/ <?//, H Puuenuuu Qu. I Wood Qu. K Gra/s Qu. L W,///. M Water 8c Bop Geuent/Qn. 
() Gruasruui /a/ Qu . EXPLANATION of CHARACTERS, See. 
J? Tree or Shrub. 
% Perennial. 
$ Biennial. 
G Annual. 
L. Growing In the environs of London. 
The following AbbreviationsJhew in what part of the 
Garden each Plant is to be found, Vid. Plan cf 
the Garden. 
Tr. Tree and Shrub Quarter. 
G, General Quarter, containing the grcatefl afibrtment 
of Britifh plants. 
Gr. Grafs Quarter. 
B. Bog and Water Quarter. 
W. Wall conftru&ed with cavities, on a particular 
plan. 
Wd. Wood Quarter, fof plants growing in woods. A 
CATALOGUE 
O F 
BRITISH PLANTS, 
PERIODS or FLOWERING. 
Arranged according to their 
JANUARY. 
Now Csecias fends 
■ His cutting winds, his ftorms of hail, and fnow, 
Or binds the pregnant earth in icy chains; 
The froft-nipt Laurel, and the blaftcd Bay, 
Which lately fhone in all the pride of health. 
Stand wither’d monuments of his dire reign. 
FEBRUARY. 
As yet the trembling year is unconfirm’d, 
And winter oft, at eve refumes the breeze, 
Chills the pale morn, and bids his driving fleets 
Deform the day delightlefs. 
Thomfon. 
1? i Corylus Avellana 
% 2 Galanthus nivalis 
% 3 Heileborus viridis 
4 Tuffilago hybrid* 
L. Hazel Tr. 
Snowdrop W, 
Hellebore green G 
Butterbur long-ftalked G MARCH. 
Now fofter gales fuccced, at whofc kind touch, 
Diffolving fnows in livid torrents loft, 
The mountains lift their green heads to the Iky. 
Thomfon. 
3 Daphne Laureola 
6 Mezereon 
7 Helleborus foctidus 
8 Juncus pllofus 
9 Mercurialis perennis 
I o Rufcus aculeatus 
II Taxus baccata 
12 Viola odorata 
L. Spurge Laurel Tr. 
Mezereon Tr. 
Bear’s foot G. 
L.Rulh fmall hairy Wood B. 
L. Mercury Dog’s G. 
L. Butcher’s Broom Wd. 
Yew Tr. 
L. Violet fweet Wd. 
APRIL, 
Call the vales, and bid them hither caft 
Their bells, and flowrets of a thoufand hues. 
Ye valleys low, where the mild whifpers ufe 
Of lhades, and wanton winds, and gulhing brooks j 
On whofc frelh lap the fwart ftar fparely looks, 
Throw hither all your quaint cnamcll’d eyes, 
That on the green turf fuck the honied {bowers. 
And purple all the ground with vernal flowers, 
Milton. 
13 Arabis thaliana 
14 Anemone nemorofa 
13 apennina 
16 Braflica Rapa 
17 - Napus 
L. Podded-Moufc-ear {mail W 
L. Anemone white wood Wd. 
—— blue Wd. 
L.Turncp G. 
L. Navcw wild G, 84 
BRITISH P L.A NTS. 
18 Cochlearla officinalis I 
x 8 var. groenlandka 
1 g • danica 
20 anglica 
21 Cardamine hirfuta 
2i Draba verna 
2 3 Equifetum fylvaticum 
24 arvenfe 
25 Fraxinus excellior 
26 Fragaria fierilis 
27 Juncus campeftris 
28 Narciffus Pfeudo' 
Narciffus 
Ornithogalum luteum 
29 Populus alba 
30 tremula 
3.1 nigra 
32 Arheel 
33 Prunus communis 
34—— fplnofa 
3 3 Cerafus 
var. fru6tu nigro 
36 Primula vulgaris 
37 Ranunculus Ficaria 
38 auricomus 
*Salix hermaphroditic; 
39——helix 
40 triaudra 
41 Caprea 
42 "■ clongata 
1 43 Scilla verna 
f. 44 Saxifraga oppoliti- 
folia. 
Scurvy grafs common W« 
dwarf r* 
Danifh "W* 
L. fea W* 
L.Ladies-fmock hairy W. 
L. Whitlow-grafs common W» 
L.Horfe-tail wood 
L.— corn G. 
L.Afli Tr. 
L. Strawberry-barren. G 
L.Rufh-hairy field 
Daffodil common W« 
Star of Bethle’m yellow W• 
Poplar white Tr. 
L. trembling Tr. 
L. black Tr* 
L. Arbele T r. 
L.Bullace Tree Tr. 
L.Black thorn Tf. 
L. Cherry wild Tr. 
—black 
L.Primrofc Wd. 
L.Pilewort G*. 
L.Crowfoot wood G« 
a Willow fhining 
L,—,— fpurge-lcaved Tr. 
finooth T r* 
L Sallow common Tr. 
L. —— long-leaved Tr. 
Squil vernal W. 
Saxifrage purple 
flowered W* 
L. Colt’s foot G. 
L.Butterbur common G. 
L. Violet hairy Wd. 
Bilberry marfh 
L. Elm common Tr. 
broad rough-leaved, or 
Wy'ch Elm. 
fmooth'leaved 
45 Tuflilago Farfara 
46 <— Petafites 
47 Viola hirta 
V acciniumuliginofum 
4.8 Ulmus campefiris 
var. folio latiflimo 
fcabro 
var. folio glabro APRIL 
Oft brufh’d from Ruflia’s wild?, a cutting gale 
Rifes, and fcatters from his humid wines 
The clammy mildew, or dry-blowing, breathes 
Untimely frofl, before whole baleful b!all 
The full-blown Spring, thro’ ail her foliage fiirinks 
Joylefs and dead. 
Thomfon. 
M A Y. 
Now the bright morning-ftar, day’s harbinger. 
Comes dancing from tire Eaft, and leads with her 
The flowery May, who from her green lap throws 
'J'he yellow cowflip, and the pale prim role ; 
Hail bounteous May, that doft inipirc 
Mirth, and youth, and warm delirc ; 
Woods, and groves arc of thy dreffing. 
Hill, and dale doth boall thy blefling: 
Thus we falutc thee with our early long, 
And welcome thee and wilh thee long. 
Milton. 
49 Anthoxanthum odo- 
ratum 
50 Alopecurus pratcnfis 
51 Afperula odorapr 
52 Afperugo procumbent 
53 Alline media 
54 Allium urfinum 
55 AdoxaMofchatclllna 
56 Andromeda polifolia 
5 7 Alarum europaeuin 
58 Adbca fpicata 
L. Vernal graft fweet- 
i'ceuted Gr. 
L. Foxtail grafs Meadow Gr, 
L. Woodruff Wd, 
Madwoi t Goofe grafs G. 
L. Chickweed common G. 
Rarafpns W. 
L. Mofchatel tuberous W, 
L. Andromeda Roferaary- 
leaved B. 
Afarabacca W <l. 
Bane berry Wd.  BRITISH PLANTS 
59 Anemone Pulfatilla 
60 ranunculoides 
61 Arabis ftridla 
62 Arum maculatum 
63 Acer Pfeudoplatanus 
64 campeltre 
Anthericum ferotimmi 
Arbutus alpina 
65 Bromus mollis 
2 y 
. murahs 
66 Berberis vulgaris 
67 Beilis perennis 
68 Buxus fempervirens 
69 Braflica oleracea 
■ monenlis 
70 Chaprophyllum 
fylvert're 
71 Carum Carui 
72 Convallaria majalls 
73 Polygonatum 
74 multiflora 
75 Chryfolpleniuin op- 
pofitifolium 
76 alternifolium 
77 Ceraftium vifeofum 
78 -femidccandrum 
79 Crataegus Aria 
go torminalis 
81 Oxyacantha 
82 Caltha paluftris 
83 CochleariaArmoracia 
84 Chelranthus Chciri 
85 Cardaminc pratenfis 
86 amara 
87 impatiens 
petraea 
* bellidifolla 
Carcx faxatilis 
Pafque-flowcr TV. 
Anemony yellow Wd. 
Podded-moufe-ear rough W 
L. Cnckovv pint Wd. 
L. Maple Sycamore dr. 
L. common Tr. 
Anthericum bulbous W * 
Strawberry-tree alpine Tr* 
L.Brome-grafs foft Gr. 
— wall Gr. 
L. Barberry Tr. 
L. Daily G. 
Box-tree Tr. 
Cabbage Tea G. 
Anglefea G. 
L. C ow-parfly com mon G. 
Caraway G. 
L- Lilly ot the Valley Wd. 
Solomon’s-feal fvveet Wd. 
common Wd. 
Golden -faxifrage 
L. common B. 
• alternate-leaved B. 
L f Moufc-car-Chick- 
\ weed hoary W» 
L fmall W. 
Beam-tree white Tr. 
L-Service-tree wild Tr. 
L. Hawthorn Tr. 
L. Marfh-marigold B. 
L. Horfc-radifh G. 
Wall-flower common G. 
L. Ladies fmock common W. 
C. hitter W. 
■ impatient W. 
■ mountain W. 
* daify-leaved W. 
Carex vernal 8.- May. 
88 Carex panlcea 
89 acuta 
go digitata 
91 montana 
92 Carpinus Betulus 
93 Ca Hit riche aquatica 
94 Dentana bulbifcra 
95 Draba muralis 
96 Empetrum nigrum 
97 Eriopho rum vagi Da- 
tum 
98 Euonymuseuroprevu 
99 Euphorbia amyg- 
daloides 
100 Eryfimum Alliaria 
i o 1 Barbarca 
102 Fragaria vel'ca 
103 Fritillaria Mcleagri.- 
104 Fag us lylvatica 
105* Caflanea 
106 Geum rlvale 
107 Glcchoma hederacca 
108 Geranium cicuta- 
rium 
• 1 1 • pimpinelli- 
folium 
109 ——— molchatum 
110 pbaeum 
111 molle 
112 P.obertianum 
113 Hyacinthus non- ] 
feriptus 
Holoftea umbellata 
114 Hippophae rham- | 
noidcs J 
115 Juncus fylvaticus 
L. Carcx pink B. 
L. acute B, 
fingered B. 
r O 
L. - mountain B. 
L. Horn-beam Tree Tr. 
L. Starwort Water B. 
Coral-wort bulbife- 
rous Wd. 
Whitlow-grafs Speed- 
well-leaved W. 
Crow-berry B. 
R. Cotton-grafs fingle- 
headed B. 
L. Spindle Tree Tr, 
L. Spurge wood Wd. 
L. Saucealone G. 
L. Winter-crefs G. 
L. Strawberry wood G, 
L. Fritlllary .common W . 
L. Beech Tr. 
L. C hei'nut Tr. 
Averxs Water G. 
L. Ground ivy G. 
L. Crane’s-bill hemlock- 
leaved G. 
• /potted f.Jivcr- 
ed G. 
mufk G. 
dark flowered 
L. —common dove’s foot G. 
L. Herb Robert G. 
L. Hare-bell W. 
Clovc-chickweed W. 
Sea Buckthorn Tr. 
L. 
' Ruill - great hairy 
Wood B. 88 
B R I T I S H PLANTS 
116 Iberls nudlcaulis 
1 I 7 Ilex Aquifolium 
118 Lamium album 
119 amplcxicaule 
120 purpureum 
121 LeontodonTarax- 
acnm j 
1 22 Lepidium petramm 
Lychnis Viicaria 
Lath-rtea Squamark 
123 Menyanthes tri- 7 
follata j 
124# Mefpilus germa- 7 
nica 
125 Myrlca Gale 
126* Narciflus poeticus 
12 7 * Ornithogalum um- 
bellatum 
1 28 Oxalis Acetofella 
129 Orobus tuberofus 
130 Orchis mafeuia 
131 purpurea 
mllitaris 
132 Ophrys aranifera 
L. Rock-Crefs 
L. Holly Tr* 
L. Dead-Nettle white 
L. Henbit G. 
L. purple G. 
L, Dandelion common G. 
Dittander rock • ■ 
Lychnis Catchfly G. 
Tooth-wort Wd. 
L. Euckbean B* 
Medlar Tr. 
Gale fweet Tr. 
Daffodil pale W• 
Star of Bfethl’em com- 
mon w. 
L. Wood-forrel W. 
L. Wood-pea Wd. 
L. Orchis early-fpotted W. 
- - purple man W. 
.— man W • 
Spider W. 
L. Adder’s tongue W • 
L. Plantain Ribwort G. 
Lungwort-fpotted G. 
L. Bird-Cherry Tr. 
L. Pear wild Tr. 
L. Crab Tr. 
Cinquefoil vernal G. 
Fir Scotch Tr. 
'yew-leaved Tr. 
common Tr. 
L. Oak Tr. 
L. Buckthorn Tr. 
133 Ophiogloffum 
vulgatum 
134 Plantago lanceolata 
135 Pulmonariaoffici- 
nalis 
136 Prunus Padus 
137 Pyrus communis 
138 Mai us 
149 Potcntilla verna 
140 Pinus fylveftris 
H>* Picea 
142* Abies 
143 Quercus Robur 
144 Rhamnus cathar- 
ticus MAY. 
145 Rhamnus Franguk 
146 Ribes rubrum 
147 nigrum 
148 alpinum 
149 Ranunculus bul- 
bofus 
150 Rhodlola Rofca 
151 Sherardia arvenfis 
152 Sagina ercfta 
153 Scandix odorati 
134 Smyrnium Olu- 
fatrum 
1 * Staphylca pinnata 
156 Saxifraga tridac- 
tyl itcs 
157 granulata 
1 Stellaria Holoftea 
159 ncmorum 
160 Sorbus aucuparia 
domeftica 
161 Schrophulana vern 
162 Sifymbrium Naf- 
turtium 
163 Senecio vulgaris 
164 Salix pcntandra 
hcrbacea 
163 vitelllna 
166 amygdalina 
reticulata 
167 fragills 
rubra 
168 vimioalls 
169 repens 
atenaria 
■ r of mar in folia 
170 alba 
-■ ' lanata 
< aurila 
L. Berry-bearing Alder TV. 
Currant red Tr. 
black Tr. 
alpine Tr. 
L. Crowfoot bulbous G. 
Rofe root G. 
L. Sherardia field W. 
L. Pearl-wort upright \V. 
Cicely fweet G. 
L. Alexanders G. 
Bladder-nut Tree Tr. 
L. Saxifrage rue-leaved W. 
L. white . 
L* Stichwort large G. 
wood G. 
L* Mountain-Afh Tr. 
Service true Tr. 
i L. pig wort vernal G. 
B. Water-Crefs B. 
L. G roundfcl G. 
C. Willow fweet Tr. 
. herbaceous Tr. 
L. yellow-barked Tr. 
almond 'l'r. 
round-leaved Tr, 
L. crack 'l'r. 
red Tr. 
L. Olicr 'l'r. 
L. creeping Tr. 
* fand 1 r. 
i rofemary-leaved Tr. 
L. white Tr. 
woolly Tr. 
round-eared Tr. BRITISH PLANTS. 
[7i Thlafpi Burfa paf 
toris 
Tlllsea mufcofa 
172 Ulex europaeus 
173 Veronica arvenfis 
1 ~j4 hedcrifolia 
175 Valeriana dioica 
176 locurta 
17 7 Vinca minor 
178 Viburnum Lantana 
179 Opulus 
180 V alantla Cruciata 
L. Shepherd’s Purfe G* 
Tillaea molly W. 
L. Furze, Whins, Gorfe, Tr. 
L. Speedwell field W» 
L. ivy-leaved G. 
L. Valerian Marlh G» 
L. Conr-fallad G. 
L. Periwinkle (mail G. 
L. Wayfaring Tree Tr. 
L. Guelder Role Tr. 
Crofswort G. 
L. Whortleberry common. B. 
Bilberry red B. 
Cranberry 
L. Violet dogs Wd. 
L.l■ bog B. 
i, Speedwell trific! W. 
- vernal W. 
' Miflctoe Wd*. 
iBx Vaccinium Myr- 
tillus 
182 ——— Vitis iclrea 
183 Oxycoccos 
184 Viola canina 
185 paluftris 
Veronica triphyllos 
verna 
Vileum album 
JUNE. 
No gradual bloom is wanting, from the bud, 
-Fird born of fpring, to fummer’s mulky tribes. 
Nor Hyacinths of pure# virgin white, 
Low-bent and blulhing inward, nor Jonquils 
Of potent fragrance, nor Narciflus fair. 
As ocr the fabled fountain hanging dill. 
Nor broad Carnations, nor gay fpotted Pinks ; 
Nor Ihowr’d from every bulh, the damaik Rofe, 
Infinite numbers, delicacies, fmeHs, 
With hues on hues, exprellion cannot paint 
The breath of Nature, and her endlefs bloom. 
Tbtmfert. JUNE. 
rB6 iEthufa Cynapiuin 
187 Mcum 
188 iEgopodium Po- 
dagraria 
L. Fool’s Parfly G. 
Spignel G. 
L. Gout-weed G, 
Squinancy-wort W. 
Ladies-mantle common G. 
L. Parfly piert W. 
Alkanct ever-green G, 
L, Toad-flax ivy-leav- 
ed W. 
w { Fluellin fliarp-point- 
Lo 1 cd W. 
L. Snapdragon large W. 
f Podded mouie-ear 
I tower W. 
r 5 Chickweed plantain- 
£ leaved W. 
L. thyme-leaved W. 
mountain W. 
——— fine-leaved W, 
L. rcd-flowercd -W. 
fta W. 
L. Cockle G, 
Afparagus G. 
L. Sweet-Cane B. 
L. Columbine’s common Q, 
Pheafant’s eye G, 
L. Bugle G. 
Milk-vetch purple W. 
Oat-grais meadow Gr. 
L. rough Gr, 
L. yellow Gr, 
L tall Gr, 
Hard-grafs Tea ' ‘Gr. 
L. Foxtail-grafs field Gr. 
L. Hair-grafs water Gr, 
L. early Gr, 
L. iilver Gr„ 
Aipenua^ynancnia 
189 Alchemllla vulgaris 
190 Aphanes arvenfis 
191 Anchufa Temper- 
virens 
192 Antirrhinum Cym- 
balaria 
Ig3 _ Elatine 
x 94 majus 
x 9 5 Arabia turrita 
196 Arenaria-trincrvia 
197 ferpyllifolia 
198 verna 
xgg . tenuifolia 
200 rubra 
201 •-— marina 
202 AgroftemaGlthngo 
203 ATparagus officinalis 
204 Acorus Calamus 
205 Aquilegia vulgaris 
206 Adonis autumnalis 
207 Ajuga reptans 
208 Aftragalus arenarius 
209 A vena pratenfis 
210 pubefcens 
211 ■ fkvefccns 
212 elatior 
213 iEgilops incurva 
214 Alopecurus agreftis, 
215 Aira aquatica 
216 - praecox 
217 - caryqphyllea 92 
BRITISH PLANTS 
218 Allium arenariuio 
219 Schosnoprafum 
Arbutus Uva lldi 
*Aquilcgia alpina 
Ajuga pyramidalis 
Azalea procumbent 
220 Anmdo arenaria 
*Bufonia tenuifolia 
221 Bromus crcbtus 
222 fterilis 
Bunias Cakile 
223 Borago officinalis 
224.Bunium Bulbo- 
caftanum 
225 Betula alba 
■ nana 
226 Alnus 
227 Bryonia alba 
228 Carex depaupcratu 
229 di flans 
230 fpicata 
231 inflata 
232 caefpitofa 
233 veficaiia 
2 3 4 birta 
235 pujicaris 
236— panic ulata 
237 diflicjia 
238 areriana 
239 leporina 
240 vulpina 
dlvifa 
241 caneicens 
242 muricata 
243 remota 
244 flava 
243 pi’ulifera 
246 pallefcens 
247 pendula 
Garlic fand W* 
Gives W* 
Bear-berry Tr* 
Columbine mountain G. 
Bugle mountain G. 
Azalea procumbent G. 
Recd-grafs fea Gr. 
Bufonia fine-leaved W• 
Brome grafs upright Gr. 
L. barren Gr. 
Rocket fca G. 
L. Borage G. 
L. Earth or Pig-nut Wd. 
L. Birch common Tr. 
dwarf Tr. 
L. Alder Tr. 
L. Bryony white G. 
L. Carex Charlton B- 
L. loofe B. 
L. fpiked B. 
bottle B. 
L. turfy B. 
L. bladder B. 
L. hairy . B. 
L. flea B. 
L panicled B. 
foft B. 
fea B. 
L naked B. 
<-.• great B. 
marlh B. 
grey B. 
L. B. 
L. remote B. 
i-. yellow B. 
b. —— globular B. 
L. pale B. 
L. i.. pendulous B. JUNE 
93 
24S Carex fylvatlca 
dioica 
capitata 
249 montana 
atrata 
pauciflora 
. brixoides 
■ limofa 
■ Angola 
recurva 
■ riparia 
251 gracilis 
juncea 
2153 —— caplllaris 
2154 Cornus languinea 
herbacea 
Caucalis daucoides 
-55 anthrifeus 
256 arvenfis 
2 5 7 nodofa 
Cucubalus acaulis 
L. Carex wood B. 
final 1 B. 
round-headed B. 
L, . mountain B. 
black B. 
* few-flowered B. 
rouqdi B. 
brown B, 
loofe B. 
—— heath B. 
L. common B. 
L. /lender/piked B. 
rujh B. 
capillary B. 
L. Dogweed common Tr. 
herbaceous Tr. 
Caucalis rough G. 
L. hedge G. 
L. field G. 
L. knotted G. 
Campion mol's W. 
Navel-wort common W. 
yellow W. 
Cotyledon Um- 
bilicus 
* lutea 
Moufe-ear-chickweed 
alpine W. 
Ccraftium alpinum 
* • latifollum 
a 'g » vulgatum 
260 arvenle 
Ciftus guttatus 
broad-leaved W. 
L. common W. 
L. creeping W. 
Ciftus annual W. 
hairy W. 
willow-leaved W. 
Stock lea G. 
—- yellow G, 
Cineraria marfh B. 
mountain W. 
Dog’s tail-grafs blue Gr. 
Bell-flower ckiftcred G. 
261 hirfutus 
failed tbllus 
Chelranthus finuatus 
263 cryfimoides 
Cineraria paluftris 
• 263 alpina 
■ 264Cvnofurus creruleus 
265 Campanula glo- 
merata 94 
BRITISH PLANTS 
266 Campanula hybrids 
267 Chserophylium 
temulum 
L. Bell-flower com G, 
268 Comarum paluilre 
L. Cow-parfly fmall G. 
Marfb-Cinquefoll B. 
L. Svvinc’s-Crefs com- 
2bg Cochlearia Coro- 
nopus 
2*jo didyma 
271 Crambe rnaritiraa 
mon W. 
• ’double-podded W. 
Colewort fea G. 
272 Cypripedium Cal- 
ceolus 
Ladies flipper W. 
273 Dry as oilopetala 
Dry as mountain W, 
Larkfpur Q, 
274 Delphinium Con- 
folida 
275 Doronicum I'ar- 
dalian-: 3 
Leopard's banc g. 
276 poly- 
math ion. 
L. Cot ton-grafs many 
headed B. 
L. Erigeron biting G. 
L. Tine-tare flnooth pod- 
ded _ G. 
L. hairy-podded G. 
L. Hordetail dmooth B, 
277 acre 
278 Ervum tetraiper- 
mum 
279 hirfutum 
280 Equifetum limofum 
aßi paluftre 
282 liuvlatile 
• marfli B. 
L. ■ river B. 
L. Fefcue-grafs hard Gr, 
L. barren Gr. 
L. finglc-glumed Gr. 
L. wall Gr. 
L. flote Gr. 
L. Fumitory common G, 
L. Cleaver dmooth-deeded G. 
L. common G. 
L. Bedftraw mountain W. 
Nettle-hemp red G. 
283 Feftuca duriufcula 
284 bromoides 
uniglumis 
281; my taros 
286 fluitans 
287 Fumaria ofiiciaalis 
Galium fpurium 
288 Aparine 
289 montannm 
Galeoplis Ladanum 
290 Tetrahit 
291 Galeobdolon Ga- 
Icoplis 
29 2 G naphalium dioi- ‘ 
cum 
L. common Ga 
L. Dead-nettle yellow G. 
Cudweed dioicous W, J u N-" E. 
293 Glaux marltima 
294Geum urbanum 
Sea-milkwort B. 
L. Avens common G. 
Crane’s-bill fea W. 
knotted G. 
wood G. 
L. - ■ finning G. 
-L. long-italked G. 
L jagged G. 
Dame's-Violet G. 
L. Mare’s-tall B. 
L. Barley-grafs wall Gr. 
L. Pennywort B. 
Horfe-lhce Vetch W. 
293 Geranium mariti- 
mum 
296 nodofnm 
297 fylvaticum 
, 298 lucidum 
1 299 —- Golumbinum 
300 difiedlum 
Hefperis inodora 
301 Hippuris vulgaris 
. 302 Hordeum murinum 
303 Hydrocctyle 
vulgaris , 
. 304 Hivpocrepis comofa 
303 Hypochasris glabra 
L. 
’ Hawkweed fmall- 
flowered G. 
maculata 
306 radicata 
307 Humulus Lnpulus 
fpotted G» 
L. long-rooted G. 
L. Hop G. 
L. Frog-bit B-. 
Mailer* wort G. 
Rufh trl£d Bo- 
• three-gkiraed B. 
L. Juniper common Tr. 
Woad G -■ 
L. ShecpVfcablous hairy W, 
L. Privet Tr. 
L. Rye or Ray-grafs Gr. 
L. Pimpernel yellow Wdr 
L. Buglofs fmall G. 
| Gromwcll purple Go 
L. 'corn C - 
L. Ragged Robin G. 
J / , 1 
308 Hydroehans Mor- 
ins ran a? 
309 Imperatoria Of- * 
trurhium J 
Juncus trifidus 
triglumis 
3 lojunipcrus communis 
311 Ifatis tindloria 
3*12 Jalione montan a 
313 Liguflruna vulgare 
314 Lolium perennc 
■ 316 Lyfimachla me- 
morum 
316 Lycopfis arvcnfis 
317 Litholpermuni pur 
puro-caeruleum 
31 9 arvenfe 
3 20 Lychnis Flos Cu-1 
cull ' g6 
BRITISH PLANTS. 
If 320 Lychnis dioica 
If 321 all?a 
G 322 Lcpldium ruderalc 
O 323 Lathyrus Niflblia 
O 324 • Aphaca 
If 3 2 3' Littorclla lacuftris 
If 326 Mclica nutans 
If 327 montana 
L. Lychnis red G. 
L. nubile G. 
Dittandcr narrow-leaved G, 
L. G rafs-vetch crimfon G. 
L. Vctchling yellow G, 
L. Littorella marfh B. 
L. Melic-grafs common Gr. 
mountain Gr. 
L. Blinks B. 
L. Moufc-carLorplongrafs G 
L. yellow-flowered G. 
L. • mar 11} B. 
L. Moufe-tail W. 
Baflard-Balm G. 
G 328 Montia fontana 
O 329 Myofotis {corpioldes 
var. fl. lutcis 
2f 330 paluflris 
O 331 Myofurus minimus 
!(-3 3 2 Mclittis Mclli- 1 
fophyllum J 
G 333*Myagrum fativum 
’ll 334Medicago lupulina 
If Orobanchc major 
Tf ramofa 
'll *Orchis coriophora 
1/. 335 Morio 
2f 336- uftulata 
If 33'/ latifolia 
If Ophrys Nidus avis 
% cordata 
Gold of pleafure G. 
L. Medickhop, Nonefuch G. 
L.B; oom-rupe common 
Branched 
Orchis fmall lizard W. 
L. meadow W. 
L. dwarf W. 
tnarfti W. 
bird’s-neft W. 
heart-fliaped W. 
bog W. 
• lily-leaved W. 
fly W. 
L. bee W, 
L. Tvvay man W. 
blade W, 
L. Bird’s foot true W. 
Star of Bethl'em moun- 
tain W« 
L. Rcftharrow prickly G, 
L. fmooth G, 
Vetch wood Wd. 
L. Moon wort W. 
11 -paludofa 
% lili folia 
% 338 mufcifera 
If. 339' aplfera 
21 340 anthropophora 
11 341 ovata 
G Ornithopus per- 7 
pulillus j 
% 343 Ornithogalum py- 
reniacum 
If 344 Ononis fpinofa 
Of 345 arvenfis 
2f Orobus fylvaticus 
if Olmunda Lunaria JUNE* 
97 
346 Ocnanthe pimpi- 
nelloides 
L. Dropwort Meadow B. 
Wood-Sorrel yellow W. 
Buttcrvvort fmall B. 
—— common B. 
L. Meadow-grafs bulbous Gr. 
L. fmooth-ftalked Gr. 
L. rough-ftalked Gr. 
L, —•—• narrow-leaved Gr. 
L. ■ wood Gr. 
L. annual Gr. 
L. hard Gr. 
• rejlexed Gr. 
L. Pondweed ferrated B. 
Lungwort fea G. 
Burnet-faxifrage leaf! W, 
Winter-green fmall W. 
o i WT 
ferrated W • 
347 Oxalis comiculata 
Pinguicula villofa 
348 vulgaris 
*Poa bulbofa 
249 pratenfis 
350 trivialis 
anguftifolia 
351 nemoralis 
>352 annua 
1 353 rigida 
.354 retrojlrxa 
Potamogcton fer- 
ratum 
Pulmonaria marl-' 
tima 
Pimplnclla dioica 
355 Pyrola minor 
fecunda 
356 Papaver hybrid uni 
337 Argcmone 
358 —. Rhocas 
259 dubium 
260 cambricum 
1361 fomniferum 
L. 
L. 
L. 
L. 
Poppy round prickly - 
headed G. 
long prickly- 
headed G, 
—— round fmooth- 
headed 
long fmooth- 
headed G. 
■ yellow G. 
L. garden G. 
Hog’s-fennel G, 
L. Cowflip W*3. 
L. Oxlip "Wd- 
Bird’s-eye B. 
L. Billort common G - 
• fmall G. 
L. Herb Paris Wd. 
Cinquefoil fhrubby Tr. 
362 Peucedanum offi- 
cinale 
363 Primula veris 
364 ———— Inodor a 
365 farinofa 
366 Polygonum Bilforta 
367 viviparum 
368 Paris cpiadrifolia 
369 Potentilla fruticofa  BRITISH PLANTS. 
370 Potentilla Anferina 
3 7 1 rupeftris 
37* argentea 
373 alba 
374 reptans 
375 Pedicularisfylvatica 
Pilularia globulifcra 
376 Refcda lutea 
377 Luteola 
Rubus Chamsemorus 
378 faxatilis 
379 Rhinanthus Crifta 
galll 
L. Silver weed G. 
rock G. 
L. -■ tormentil G. 
1 • white G. 
L.—— common G. 
L. Red-rattle heath B. 
L. Peppcr-grafs B. 
Bale-rocket G. 
L. DyerVweed G» 
Cloud-berry 
Bramble Ttone G. 
L. | Yellow-rattle B. 
L. Sorrel common G- 
L. Iheep’s G. 
L. Rofe Tweet-briar Tr. 
L. burner Tr* 
L. white Tr* 
apple T S’ 
L. dog T r. 
L. Crowfoot tall G. 
L. —— celery-leaved G. 
L. fmall-fiowered G. 
L. corn G, 
L. ivy-leaved B. 
L>— -water B» 
3So Rumex Acetofa 
381 Acctofella 
382 Rofa rubiginofa 
383 fpinofiflima 
384 arvenfis 
38; villofa 
386 canina 
387 Ranunculus acris 
fceleratus 
389 —— parviflorus 
390 arvenfis 
391 ' hederaceus 
39* ~ aquatilis 
393 Raphanus Rapha-' 
niftrum 
L, Radifh w’ild G. 
Silene nocti flora 
Catchfly night-flower- 
ing G. 
conoidea 
394 quinquevulncra 
395 nutans 
—■— amsena 
corn G. 
*l* variegated G. 
——— Nottingham G. 
lea G. 
• common G. 
Service ballard Tr. 
Satyrion great lizard W* 
• white W. 
——— creeping W* 
Armenia 
Sorbus hybrida 
Satyrium hircinum 
—* albidum 
"" 1 re pens JUNE. 
99 
397 * Salvia pratenfis 
39 8 verbenaca 
399 Saginaprocumbens 
400 apetala 
Clary meadow G. 
L. —■— wild G. 
L. Pearhvort procumbent W. 
L. apetalous W* 
L. Comfrey common G. 
tuberous G. 
L, Sanicle Wd. 
L. Shepherd’s needle G, 
L. Scandix rough-feeded G, 
L. Elder Tr, 
Slbbaldla procumbent W, 
401 Symphytum offi- 
cinal# 
402- tuberofum 
403 Sanicula europsea 
404 Scandix Pedten 
405 Anthrifcus 
406 Sambucus nigra 
. 407 Sibbaldiaprocum- ] 
bens ] 
408 Scleranthus annuus 
——— perennis 
409 Saxifraga fiellaris 
410 hirculus 
41 x hypnoidcs 
412 Stellaria graminea 
L. Knawel annual W. 
- perennial W, 
Saxifrage hairy B, 
marfh B. 
trifid W. 
L. Stichwort fraall G« 
L. Rocket creeping B, 
4 413 Sifymbrium fyl- 
veftre 
414 amphibiuai 
415 terreftre 
416 Irio 
417 Sophia 
418 Sinapls arvenfis 
419 Spartium fcoparium 
420 Sonchus oleraceus 
421 Senecio vi/cofus 
422 fylvaticus 
Salix Myrfinitcs 
lapponum 
L. 
’ Water-radlfli amphi- 
bious B. 
L. .—... annual B. 
L. Rocket London G. 
L. Flixvveed G. 
L. Charlock G, 
L. Broom Tr, 
L. Sow-thlfUe G. 
Groundjel /linking G. 
L. mountain G. 
Willow whortle-leaved Tr. 
1 wooly Tr. 
Baftard-Toad-flax W. 
Tordylium officinal G, 
Thefium linophyl- 
lum 
*Tordyllum offici- 
nale 
Chlckvvecd-Wiater- 
grcen W. 
Trlcntalls europsea BRITISH PLANTS. 
Thlafpi alpeftre 
423 campeftre 
424 arvenfe 
425 montanum 
Trifollum Melilotus 
426. fcabrum 
427 ornithopodioides 
428 pratenfe 
429 lubterraneum 
Mlthridatc-muftard 
alpine W* 
——— common <-*• 
broad-podded G. 
mountain W. 
L. Melilot G. 
Trefoil rough W. 
L. bird’s foot W. 
L. meadow G. 
L. fubterraneous W» 
L. Goat’s-beard G. 
L. Salfafy G. 
L. Wheat-grafs dwarf Gr. 
L. Tower-muflard fmooth G. 
hairy G. 
Globe-flower G, 
L. Black-Bryony G, 
L. Tormentil G, 
L. Speedwell mountain G. 
L. -— thyme-leaved G. 
L, Germander-leaved G. 
L. C hickweed W, 
Valerian red G. 
L, Periwinkle large G. 
Crefle-rocket W. 
L. Vetch, or Tare common G. 
fpring G. 
L. Panfle common Wd. 
yellow Wd, 
430 Tragopogon pra- ‘ 
tenfe 
431 porrifolium 
432Triticum unila- 
terale 
43 3 Turritis glabra 
. 434 hirfuta 
1 433 Trollius europacus 
' 436Tamus communis 
. 437 Tormentilla offi- 
cinalis 
438 Veronica montana 
439 ferpyllifolia 
440 Chamaedrys 
441 agreflis 
442 Valeriana rubra 
443 Vinca major 
444 Vella annua 
443 Vicia fativa 
446 lathyroides 
447 Viola tricolor 
448 —.— grandiflora JULY. 
Deep to the root 
Of vegetation parch’d, the cleaving fields 
And flipp’ry lawn an arid hue dilclofe ; 
Echo no more returns the dicerful found 
Of fharpning feythe ; the mower finking heaps 
O’er him the humid hay, wjth flowers perfum’d. 
Thonifort. 
449 Agroftis Httoralis 
letacca 
futnila 
450 ipica venti 
451 canina 
4 52 temafolia 
453 alha 
454 capillaris 
453 Jiolonifcra 
Arundo epigejos 
Bent-grafs Norfolk Gr. 
lheep’s-fefcue Gr. 
dwarf Gr. 
L. bearded Gr. 
L. brown Gr. 
L. fine-leaved Gr. 
L. white Gr. 
L. fine-panicled Gr. 
L. couchy Gr. 
Rced-grafs finall Gr. 
456 Afperula cynan- 
chica 
AthamantaOrco- 
lelinum 
457 Allium Arnpelo- 
prafum 
oleraceum 
Squinancy wort W. 
Spignel mountain G. 
Garlic round-headed G. 
• herbaceous G, 
Water-Plantain creeping B. 
L. great Bv 
imall B. 
L. fhiny-headed B. 
Chlckwecd larch-leaved W. 
purllane-leaved W. 
Toad-llax creeping G. 
———— corn G. 
Alifma natans 
458 Plantago a- 
quatica 
4 qq . rauunculoidcs 
460 Damafonium 
Arenaria laricifolia 
461 pcploidcs 
462 Antirrhinum repent 
463arvenfe BRITISH PLANTS. 
102 
464 Antirrhinum Li- ‘ 
naria 
L. Toad-fiax common G. 
final I 
Allragalus hairy 
L, Liquorice Vetch G. 
Southernwood field G. 
Mayweed corn G. 
■ fea G. 
L. ftinking G. 
Ox-eye G. 
L» Fox-tail jointed Gr. 
■ bulbous Gr. 
bearded Gr. 
L. Hair-grafs turfy Gr. 
L. heath Gr. 
465 —. minus 
Aflragalus uralenlis 
466 glycyphyllos 
Artemifia campeftris 
Anthem is arvenfis 
maritima 
467 Cotula 
468 tinctoria 
maritiina 
469 Alopecurus genl- 
culatus 
470 bulbofus 
471 monfpelienfis 
472 Aira cefpitofa 
473 * " flexuofa 
474 fetacea 
47 5 canefcens 
476 Avena nuda 
477 fatua 
478 Alchemilla alpina 
479 Anagallis arvenlis 
480 tenella 
481 Atropa Belladonna 
fine-leaved Gr. 
grey Gr. 
Oat-grals naked Gr. 
bearded Gr. 
Ladies-mantle alpine W. 
b. Pimpernel common G. 
L. - - .. . bog B. 
Deadly Nightfhade G. 
482Anethum Foeni- 
culum 
Fennel G. 
L. Smallagc G. 
Marfti-mallow G. 
Ladies-finger W, 
L. Burdock G. 
L. Yarrow G, 
Birthwort climbing G. 
L. Afphodel Lancafliire B. 
L. Qiiaklng-grafscommonGr, 
I'm all Gr. 
L, Brorae-grafs corn Gr. 
483 Apium graveolens 
484 Althaea officinalis 
481; Anthyllis vulnerarla 
486 Ardlium Lappa 
487 Achillea Mille- 
folium 
488 Ariftolochia Cle- 
matitis 
489 Anthericum offi- 
fragum 
4go Briza media 
491 minor 
492 Bromus fecalinus JULY. 
103 
493 Bromus giganteus 
494 —— hirlutus 
495 Beta maritima 
496 Bupleurum rotun- 
difolium 
497 tenuiffimum 
L. Brome-grafs tall Gr. 
E. hairy-ftalked Gr. 
Beet fea G. 
L. Thorough-wax com- 
mon G. 
L. leafl; G. 
L. Flowering-rufh B. 
L. Betony wood G. 
L. Rocket ftinking G. 
Cabbage field G, 
perfoliate G. 
Bell-flower fpreading G, 
■L. - - Rampion G, 
Throat-wort Giant G, 
L. common G. 
L. Bell-flower ivy-leaved W. 
Dodder 
Caucalis broad-leaved G. 
L. Horn-poppy violet G. 
■ red G. 
L. yellow G. 
. Celandine common G. 
498 B utomus umbellatus 
499 Betonica officinalis 
300 Braffica muralis 
campeftris 
orientalis 
501 Campanula patula 
502 Rapunculus 
.503 latifolia 
Trachelium 
503 hederacea 
1 Cufcuta europasa 
1 Caucalis latifolia 
Chelidonium hy- 
brid urn 
corniculatum 
506 Glaucium 
307 majus 
Crepis foctida 
508 teftorum 
509 biennis 
510 Circaea lutetiana 
;11 —— alpina' 
512 Cynofurus criftatus 
i Succory-Hawkvvecd 
* ftinking G. 
L. ... common G. 
L, Kcntifti G. 
L. 
f Enchanter’s Night- 
[ fliad e common G. 
alpine G. 
L. Dog’s-tail-grais crefted Gr. 
L. Baflard-Pimpernel B. 
L. HoundVlongue Q. 
L. Bindweed fmall G. 
Tea G. 
L. Centaury W. 
513 Centunculus mi- 
nimus 
514 Cynogloflum of-' 
ficinale 
5x5 Convolvulus arvenfls 
516 .. Soldanella 
5x7 Chironia Cen- 
taurium BRITISH PLANTS, 
104 
518 Chenopodium 
Vulvaria 
519 —- polyfpermum 
5 20 Conium maculatum 
L. Orach {linking G. 
L. Allfeed G. 
L. Hemlock G. 
Samphire G. 
521 Crithmum ma- 
ritimum 
522 Clcuta virofa 
Water-Hemlock long‘d 
leaved B. 
523 Coriandrum fativum 
524 Chlora perfoliata 
525 Cucubalus baccl- 
ferus 
526 Behen 
vifeofus 
527 Otitcs 
Chcrleria fedoides 
L. 
Coriander G. 
Yellow-wort perfoliate W » 
Campion berry-bear- 
ing G. 
L. bladder G. 
Dover W. 
Spanifh W. 
Chcrlcria molly W. 
L. Ciflus dwarf W* 
narrow-petal'd W. 
mountain W. 
L. Bafil wild G. 
L. Succory blue G. 
L. Thlllle curled G. 
L, fpear G. 
L, —— mulk G. 
L. curled G, 
L. welted G. 
L. marfli G. 
melancholy G. 
L. meadow G. 
L. milk G. 
wooly-headed G. 
dwarf G. 
L. Carline G. 
L. Corn-marigold G. 
L. Ox-eye-daily G. 
C. Blue-bottle G. 
1 528 Ciilus Helian- 
themuni 
, 529* furrejanus 
530 poll foil LIS 
531 Clinopodium vul- 
gare 
532 Cichorium Intybus 
533 Carduus arvenfis 
534 hinceolatas 
535 nutans 
536 crifpus 
537 acanthoides 
538 paluftris 
539 helenoidcs 
54° * beterophyllus 
541 marianus 
~— criophorus 
542 acaulis 
543 Carlina vulgaris 
544 Chrylanthcmum 
lege turn 
545 Leucanthemum 
*4 Ccn-.auita C v.ntto JULY. 
105 
547 Centaurea fol- 
flitialis 
St. Barnaby’s Thiftle G. 
Carex tomentofa 
548 pfeudo-Cyperus 
Chara vulgaris 
tomentofa 
hifpida 
Carex downy B. 
L. baftard Cyperus B, 
L. Chara common 
downy 
hifpid 
L. flexible 
L. Sun dew round-leaved E. 
L. long-leaved B. 
Pink common G. 
L. Deptford G. 
.—— proliferous G. 
Clove G, 
L. maiden W. 
■ mountain W. 
L. Cock’s-foot-grafs rough Gr. 
L. Wild-Carrot G. 
Whitlow-grafs wreathen- 
podded W. 
L. Fox-glove G. 
Viper’s-Buglofs wall G. 
L. common G. 
Prickly-famphire G. 
Spurge fea W. 
Lyme-grafs fea G. 
L. dogs Gr. 
Eryngo fea G. 
common G. 
Willow-herb Rofebay G. 
L. —— large-flowered G. 
L. hoary G. 
L.——mountain G. 
L. fpartous G. 
L, —— fquare flalked Q. 
■ flexilis 
Drofera rotundi- 
folia 
• longifolia 
Dianthus arenaria 
549 Armeria 
550 prolifer 
551 -- Caryophyllus 
552 deltoides 
553 glaucus 
534 Dadfylis glomeratus 
555 Daucus Carota 
556 Draba incana 
557 Digitalis purpurea 
Echium italicum 
538 vulgare 
* Echinophora 
fpinofa 
Euphorbia Parallas 
55gElymus arenarius 
560 caninus 
561 Eryngium mari- 
timum _ 
562 campeflre 
563 Epilobium anguf- 
tifollum 
564 hlrfutum 
565 villofum 
566 montanuin 
567 ciuhium 
568 tetragonum  BRITISH PLANTS. 
. 569 Epiloblum paluftre 
. 370 alpinum 
. 571 Erica cinerea 
tetrallx 
573 Eryfimum officinale 
574 cheiranthoides 
■575 Eupatorium canna 
binum 
L. Willow-herb marlh B- 
alpine W• 
L. Heath fine-leaved B-- 
L. crofs-leavcd B. 
L. Hedge-muftard G. 
Treacle-wormfeed G. 
L. Water-Hemp-agri- 
mony G. 
Networt B. 
Sea-Heat-h dully W. 
Eriocaulon de- 
cangulare 
Frankenia pul- 
verulenta 
576“ iaevis 
577 Fellucaovina 
578 var. vlvlpara 
579 pratenlis 
5 80 clatior 
581 ■ pinnata 
582 decumbens 
583 lylvatica 
glabra 
584 Fumaria claviculata 
Galium eredtum 
585 palulire 
5 86 uliginofum 
587 Mollugo 
588 verum 
Galyoplis villofa 
fmooth. W. 
L. Fefcue-grafs fheep’s Gr. 
—— viviparous Gr. 
L. meadow Gr. 
L. tall Gr. 
L fpiked Gr. 
L. decumbent Gr.- 
L. wood Gr. 
L, —— fmooth Gr. 
L. Fumitory Gr. 
Ladies-beddraw upright B- 
L. marflt B. 
L. ■ bog B. 
L. white G. 
L. —1 yellow G. 
Nettle-hemp hairy G. 
Cudweed Jerfey W. 
L. Calathian Violet W. 
L. Crane’s-biii Crowfoot G. 
C. mountain G. 
L. true DovcVfoot G, 
bloody G. 
L. Greenweed Dyers G. 
hairy W. 
L. Petty Whin Tr* 
Gnaphalium lu- 
teo-album 
589 Gentiana Pneu- 
monanthe 
■ 59° Geranium pratenfe 
591 -pyrenaicum 
592 rotundifolium 
593 fanguineum 
594 Genifta tindtoria 
595 pilofa 
' anglica JULY, 
Hieracium alpinum 
Taraxaci 
Auricula 
• paludofum 
£97 ■ Pilofella 
— dublum 
599 murorum 
600 fubaudum 
601 umbellatum 
602 Hyoferis minima 
603 Hordeum murinum 
604 lylvaticum 
603 pratenfe 
606 Holcus mollis 
607 lanatus 
608 Hottonia paludris 
609 Hyofcyamus niger 
610 Herniaria glabra 
611 hlrfuta 
Hawkvveed alpine W. 
——— Dandelion G. 
narrow-leaved G. 
• marfh G. 
L. Moufe-ear G. 
creeping G. 
■ Golden Lungwort G. 
L, fhrubby G. 
L. bufliy G. 
L. Swine’s-Succory lead G. 
L. Barley-grafs wall Gr. 
wood Gr. 
L. meadow Gr. 
L. Soft-grafs wood Gr. 
L, meadow Gr. 
L. Water-violet B. 
L. Henbane G. 
Rupture-wort fmooth W. 
hairy W. 
.6 12 Heraclium Sphon-' 
dylium ' 
613 Hedyfarum Ono- 
brychis 
; 614 Hypericum An- 
drofemum 
L. Covv-parfnep G. 
L. Saint-foin G, 
L. Tutfan G, 
L. St, John’s-wort trailing W. 
L. fmall upright G. 
L. common G. 
L. ——— hairy G. 
L. mountain G, 
L. Iquare-ilalked G. 
L. marlh B. 
Qulllvvort B. 
Candy-tuft bitter G, 
Rufli fea B. 
L. cindered B. 
L. foft B. 
L. goofe B, 
L. jointed B. 
615 humifufum 
616 pulchrum 
617 perforatum 
618 hirfutum 
619 montanum 
620 quadrangulum 
621 elodes 
Ifoetes lacuftris 
62 2 Iberis amara 
623 Juncus acutus 
624 conglomerates 
625 effulus 
626 fquarrofus 
627 articulntus 108 
BRITISH PLANTS. 
. 628 Juncuscomprcjjus 
. 629 viviparus 
L. Rulh jiat-Jialked 
L. —- viviparous B» 
L, bulbous B. 
L. toad B. 
L. ■glaucous B. 
L. fpiked 5’ 
L. Flag- yellow G. 
ftiitking G. 
Touch me not Wd. 
Mudwort B. 
Tree Mallow G. 
Vetch marfli 
: hairy G. 
L. meadow G. 
630 bulbofus 
631 bufonius 
632 glaucus 
lpicatus 
633 Iris Pfeudacorus 
634 foetidiffima 
635 Impatiensnolime 1 
tangere 
636 Llmofella aquatica 
637 Lavatera arborea 
Lathyrus paluftrls 
hirfutus 
.638 prateniis 
. 639 latifolius 
L. 
Everlafting Pea broad 
leaved G. 
640 fylveftrls 
Lobelia Dortmanna 
urens 
641 Lycopus europasus 
642 Lolium temulentum 
narrow-leaved G. 
Gladiole water B. 
L. Lobelia {linking G. 
L. Water-horehound G. 
L. Darnel Gr. 
Loofedrife tufted B. 
Moneywort G. 
Honeyfuckle Wd. 
Lovage Scotifh W. 
• Cornifh 
Flax common G. 
perennial G. 
L. narrow-leaved G. 
L. lead; Wr. 
L. purging W . 
643 Lyfimachiathyr- 
fl flora 
644 Nummularia 
645 Lonicera Pericly- 
menum 
646 Ligufticum Sco- 
ticum 
* Cornubienle 
647 Lhfum ufitatiffimum 
648 pprenne 
649 unguilifolium 
650 Radiola 
651 catharticum 
6$2 Lythrum Salicarla 
hyflbpifollum 
654 Lepidivim latifoliuir 
Loofe-ftrite purple- 
fpiked G • 
hyffop-leaved B. 
Dittaudcr broad-leaved Q. JULY. 
109 
1 655 Lepidium ruderale 
; 656 Lotus corniculatus 
) 657 Laduca virola 
( fcariola 
: 6cB faligna 
f Dittander narrow- 
L. I leaved G. 
L. Birds-foot Trefoil W. 
L. Lettuce wild G. 
L. prickly G. 
L. - leapt G. 
L. Dandelion rough G. 
L. Nipplewort G. 
I ittorella fraall B. 
Millet-grafs corn Gr. 
wood Gr. 
659 Leontodon hif- 
pidum 
660 Lapfana communis 
661 Littorella laculiris 
Milium lendigerun 
662 cffufum 
Monotropa Hy- 
poplthys 
Hypopitys yellow 
Mint curled B. 
fpear B. 
• hoary B. 
horle B. 
Mentha fativa 
663 ■ viridis 
664 villofa 
665 fylveliris 
666 rotundifolia 
'667 piperitis 
round-leaved B. 
PePPer J* 
• water B. 
red B. 
L. field B. 
■Pennyroyal B. 
*668 aquatica 
669 gentiiis 
670 arvenfis 
671 Pulegium 
Melampyrum 
criliatum 
Cow-wheat crelied Wd. 
corn Wd. 
meadow V'd. 
wood Wd, 
Mallow fmall-flowcrcd G. 
common G. 
■ arvenfe 
pratenfe 
fylvaticum 
Malva parviflora 
67 2 fylveliris 
673 rotundifolia 
674* Alcea 
dwarf G. 
L. Vervain G. 
L. muflc W. 
L. Water-milfoil fplked B. 
L. whirled B. 
Water-lily fringed B. 
675 mofchata 
676 Myrlophyllum 
Ipicatum 
677 verticillatum 
67 B Menyanthesnym- 
phoides 110 
679 Melifla Calamintha 
680 Medicago fariva 
681 falcata 
682 polymorpha 
BRITISH PLANTS. 
Calamint mountain G. 
Lucern G. 
Medick yellow G. 
L. Claver G. 
L. Camomile corn G. 
L. Mercury French G. 
L. Mat-grafs Gr. 
L. Water-lily yellow B. 
L. white B. 
L. Catmint G. 
Orchis mulk W. 
683 Matricaria Ca- 
momilla 
684 Mercurialis annua 
683 Nardus ftricra 
686 Nymphea lutea 
687 alba 
688 Nepeta Cataria 
Ophrys monorchls 
689 Oenanthe fiftulofa 
690 crocata 
691 Origanum vulgare 
L. 
Water-dropwort com- 
mon B. 
L. hemlock B. 
L. Marjoram wild G, 
L. Cotton-thiftle G. 
L. Orchis butterfly W. 
pyramidal W. 
L. late-fpotted W. 
fweet-feented W. 
Cat’s-tail grafs lea Gr. 
L. meadow Gr. 
L, bulbous Gr. 
panicled Gr, 
692 Onopordum A- 
canthium 
693 Orchis bifolia 
694 pyramidalis 
693 maculata 
696 conoptea 
697 Phl'eum arenarium 
698 pratenfe 
699 nodofum 
600 paniculatum 
701 Poa comprefla 
L. 
[ Meadow-grafs flat- 
L ftulked Gr. 
—— alpina 
702 ■ criftata 
703 maritima 
Potamogeton lucens 
comprcfllim 
• gramineum 
pedbnatum 
—— fetaceum 
marlnum 
pufillum 
704 natans 
—— alpine Gr. 
L. crelted Gr. 
fea Gr. 
L. Pondweed finning B. 
L. flat B. 
L. grafly B. 
L. fine B. 
■ fetaceous B. 
fea K. 
fmall B. 
L. -■ ■ " broad-leaved B. JULY. 
705 Fotamogeton per-' 
foliatum 
L. Pond weed perfoliate B. 
L. curled B, 
L. dichotomous B. 
Canary-grafs common Gr- 
it,. reed Gr. 
cat'i-tail Gr* 
Polycarpon four-leav- 
ed W. 
L. Plantain great G, 
L. hoary G. 
L. buckthorn G. 
fea G. 
Jacob’s Ladder G. 
Rampion-horned G. 
L, Water-hemlock fine- 
leaved Br 
L. Parfnep wild G* 
Burnet-faxifrage large G. 
L. fmall G- 
L. Purflane water B* 
Winter-green round- 
leaved W* 
L. Self heal G, 
L. Loufewort marlh B. 
L. Milkwort W, 
Pea fea G, 
L.Wild Lettuce ivy- 
leaved G. 
L. Ox-tongue G. 
Hawkvveed rough G* 
Burnet great G. 
Panic-grafs creeping Gr. 
L. Pellitory of the Wall G. 
Madder wild G„ 
Ruppiai fea B. 
706 crifpum 
707 denfum 
708 Phalaris canarienfis 
709 arundinacea 
pbwoides 
710 Polycarpon tetra- 
phyllum 
711 Plantago major 
712 media 
713 coronopus 
714 maritima 
715 Polemonium cae- 
ruleum 
716 Phyteuma orbi-' 
cularis 
717 Phcllandrium aqua- 
ticum 
718 Paftinaca fylveftris 
719 Pimpinella major 
7 20 faxifraga 
721 Peplis Portula 
722 Pyrola rotundi- 
folia 
723 Prunella vulgaris 
724 PedLcul iris paluftris 
725 Polygala vulgaris 
Pifum rnaritlraum 
726 Prenanthes mura- 
lis 
727 Picris echioides 
hieracioides 
728 Poterium San- 
euhorba 
Panicum Dadlylon 
7-9 Parietaria officinalis 
R übia peregrina 
Ruppia maritima 112 
BRITISH PLANTS. 
730 Rumex maritimus 
7 31 fanguineus 
73 2 crifpus 
733 pulcher 
734 Hydrolapathum 
735 obtufifolium 
7 36 acutus 
737 digynus 
Rubus idseus 
739 caefius 
74° fruticofus 
L. Dock-fmall water G. 
L. bloody G. 
L. curled G. 
L. fiddle G. 
L. —- Great Water G. 
C. broad-leaved G. 
L. fh a rp-pointed G. 
Sorrel mountain G. 
Rafpberry Tr. 
<-• Dewberry G. 
b. Bramble common G. 
L. Spearwort fmall B. 
L. great B- 
L. Crowfoot creeping G. 
b. hairy G. 
Club-rufh fingle-hcaded B. 
L- leaft B. 
L- marfli B. 
U Bull mill B. 
C. Club-rufh pointed B. 
C. fea B. 
b. —— wood B. 
few-flowered B. 
Glafswort prickly B. 
Saxifrage mountain W. 
autumnal W. 
matted W. 
L. Catchfly Englifli W. 
Spurry pentandrous W. 
L- pearlwort W. 
L. knotted W. 
L. common W. 
Awlwort B. 
Sow-thiftle alpine G. 
L. corn G. 
L. marfli G. 
Saw-wort mountain G. 
b. —— common G. 
741 Ranunculus 
Flammula 
742 Lingua 
743 repens 
744 ~— hirfutus 
Scirpus roman us 
745 fetaceus 
746 paluftris 
747 lacuftris 
748 mucronatus 
749 niaririmus 
75° fylvatlcus 
pauciflorus 
Salfola Kali 
Saxifraga nivalis 
751 autumnalis 
752 ceipitola 
753 Sllene anglica 
Sptrgula pentandra 
754 faginoides 
755 —- nodofa 
7 36 arvenfis 
Subularia aquatica 
Sonchus alpinus 
757 arvenfis 
758 paluftris 
Serratula alpina 
759 tpidtoria JULY. 
760 Sagittaria fagitti- 
folia 
L. Arrow-head B. 
Satyrion brown • 
■ green W • 
L. Ragwort common G. 
L. marfli G. 
Santolina Tea G. 
Glafswort jointed B. 
Jhrubby B. 
Bogrufli prickly B. 
black headed B. 
comprefled B. 
L. white B. 
brown B, 
Feather-grafs Gr. 
L. Scabious field G. 
. mountain G. 
Burnet great G. 
SatyriuM fufeum 
761 viride 
762 Senecio Jacobsea 
76- aquatlca 
Santolina maritlma 
764 Salicornia herbacea 
765 fruticofa 
766 Schaenus Marifcus 
767 nigricans 
768 —■ ■ compreflus 
769 albus 
fufeui 
770 Stipa pinnata 
771 Scabiola arvenfis 
772 columbaria 
773 Sanguiforba offi- 
cinalis 
774Solanum Dulca- 
mara 
L. Nightfliade woody G» 
Marfli Gentian B. 
Selinum marfli B. 
L. Honewort corn G. 
L. water B. 
L. Dwarf Elder G. 
Thrift G, 
Sea Lavender matted B. 
common Br 
- Swertia perennis 
- 775 Selinum paluftre 
r 776 Sifon legetum 
>777 inundatum 
- 778 Sambucus Ebulus 
P 779 Statlce Armeria 
P 780 reticulata 
P 781 Limonium 
P 782 Saponaria officinalis 
P 783 Sedum Telephium 
P 784 reflexum 
P 785 rupeftre 
P 786 album 
P 787 acre 
P 788 fexangulare 
p 789 —— Apglicum 
L. Sopewort G. 
L. Orpine W. 
L. 
6 tone-crop fliarp- 
pointed W. 
- rock W. 
L. white W* 
L. —— biting; W, 
L. in lipid W* 
—— Englifh -W. BRITISH PLANTS 
790 Sedum dafyphyl- 
lum 
791 —— villofum 
792 Sempervivum 
tedlorum 
L. Stone-crop thick-leaved W • 
bog B. 
L.Houfe-leck ■ 
L. Drop wort G. 
Frelh-water Soldier B* 
. 793 Spiraea Fillpendula 
: 794Stratiotes abides 
795 Schrophularia 
nodofa 
L. Figwort knobby G. 
L. Water Betony G. 
Balm leaved G. 
Ballard Moneywort W. 
L. Milliard black G. 
L. white G. 
796 aquatlca 
797 Scorodonia 
798 Sibthorpia europaea 
799 Sinapis nigra 
800 alba 
801 Solidago cambrica 
Serapias longifolla 
grandijlora 
802 paluftris 
—— latifolia 
angufifolia 
purpurafeens 
Golden-rod Welch G. 
Helleborinc long-lea vedWd 
great-flowered V\ d. 
mar fly Wd. 
—— broad-leaved "Wd. 
narrow-leaved Wd. 
red Wd • 
L, Bur-red common B. 
bo 3 Sparganium erec-1 
turn 
804— natans 
Friticum junceum 
805 repens 
Thlafpi hirtum 
Bc6 Triglochin paluftre 
807 —. maritimum 
808 Thalidrum alpi- 
num 
809 minus 
810 fiavum 
8 x 1 Teucrium Scordium 
812 Chamsedrys 
813 —l Chamaepitys 
814 • Scorcdonia 
• fmall B 
Wheat-grafs rulhy Gr. 
L. Couch-grafs garden Gr. 
M ithridate-muftard 
rough G. 
Arrow-headed-grafs 
marfh B. 
L, 
L. Tea B. 
Meadow-rue moun- 
tain w* 
• fmall 
L. common G. 
Scordium B. 
Germander G. 
L. Ground pine G* 
L. Wood Sage JULY 
813 Thymus Serpyllum 
L. Thvme wild W. 
L. bafll W. 
L. Clover Dutch G. 
L. yellow G. 
L. alpine G. 
Trefoil lea W. 
L. hare’s-foot W. 
L. bruited W. 
L. round-headed W. 
L. brawberry G. 
L. hop W. 
L. procumbent W. 
L. leab W» 
L. Tanfy common G. 
L. Cat’s-tail large B. 
L. fmall B. 
L. Tormcntil common G. 
L. creeping G. 
L. Hooded-Milfoil com- 
mon B. 
fmall B. 
Nettle Roman G. 
L. fmall G. 
L. common binging G. 
L. Mullein tall G. 
L,. Kentiffi G. 
Norfolk G. 
L. moth G. 
L. black G. 
Vetch babard G. 
rough G. 
Speedwell fpiked G. 
Welch G. 
L. male G. 
■ fhrubby G. 
L. Brookllmc B. 
L. Valerian great G, 
Vetch wood G. 
816 Adnos 
8:7 Trlfolium repens 
818 ochroleucon 
81 g alpebre 
820 maritimum 
821 arvenfe 
822 brlatum 
823 glomeratum 
824 fragiferum 
823 agrarium 
826—— procumbens 
827 fill forme 
828 Tanacetum vulgare 
829 Typha latlfolia 
830 angubifolia 
831 Tormentilla offi- 
cinalis 
832 var. reptans 
Utricularia vul- 
garis 
■■■ —— minor 
833 Urtlca pilulifera 
834 urens 
835 dioica 
8 36 Verbafcum Thapfus 
837 Lychnltis 
838 pulverulcntum 
839 Blattarla 
840 nigrum 
Vida hvbrlda 
bithynica 
841 Veronica fplcata 
842 hybrida 
843 officinalis 
844* fruticulofa 
845 Bccabunga 
846 Valeriana officinalis 
847 Vida fylvatica BRITISH PLANTS. 
848 Yicia lutea 
. 849 fepium 
.850 Cracca 
8 c t Verbena officinalis 
Vetch yellow G* 
L. buffi G- 
L. tufted. G* 
L. Vervain G* 
1 852 Xanthium Stru- 
marium 
Burdock leffer G« 
Grafs-wrack 
L. Zannichcllla 35. 
Zoftera marina 
Zannichellia pa- 
luftris 
AUGUST. 
The funny wall 
Prefents the downy Peach, the Ihining Plum, 
The ruddy fragrant Neftarine, and dark, 
Beneath his ample leaf, the lufcious Fig ; 
The Vine too, here, her curling tendrils flioots, 
Hangs out her clufters, glowing, to the fouth, 
And fcarcely wilhes for a warmer Iky. 
Thomfon. 
853 Antirrhinum E- 
latine 
L. Fluellln ftiarp-pointed W. 
L. round-leaved W. 
L, Snapdragon fmall W. 
L. Reed-grafs wood Gr. 
854 fpurium. 
855 Orontium 
Calama 
groftis 
Angelica fylveftris 
.358 Allium carinatum 
859 vineale 
L. Angelica wild B. 
Garlic mountain B. 
L. crow B. 
Anthericum ca- 
lyculatum 
Afphodel Scottifh B. AUGUST. 
860 Agrimonia Eupa- 
toria 
Artemifia cam- 
pefiris 
L. Agrimony G. 
Wormwood field G. 
Tea G. 
L. common G. 
L. blueifli G. 
Mug wort G. 
Starwort fea B. 
L. Camomile common G. 
L. Sneefewort G. 
L. Amaranthusblite G, 
Orach purflane-leaved G. 
fea G. 
L. fpear G. 
L. fpreading G. 
oak-leaved G. 
gnifs leaved G. 
pedunclcd G, 
Maiden-hair true W, 
L. black W. 
L. wail rue W. 
fea W. 
fpear W. 
green W. 
L. common W, 
Splecnwort W. 
HartVtongue W. 
Acroftichum forked W. 
hairy W. 
Brome-grafs field Gr. 
Bartfia alpine • 
clammy W. 
L. Horehound (linking G. 
861 ——• maritlma 
862 Abfinthium 
863 cierulefcens 
864 vulgaris 
865 After Tripollum 
866 Anthemis nobilis 
867 Achillea Ptarmica 
868 Amaranthusßlitum 
869 Atriplex portula- 
coides 
870 laclnlata 
871 haftata 
872 patula 
ferrata 
873 littoralis 
pedunculata 
874 Adianthum Ca- 
pillus 
875 Afplenium Adian- 
tum nigrum 
876 Ruta muraria 
marinum 
lanceolatum 
viride 
877 Trichomanes 
878 Ceterach 
879 Scolopendrium 
880 Acroftichum fep- 7 
tentrionale j 
ilvenfe 
* Bromus fquarrofus 
Bartfia alpina 
vifeofa 
881 Bullota nigra 118 
BRITISH PLANTS. 
1 882 Bidens cernua 
1 883 tripartita 
, 884 Ceratophyllum 
demerfum 
L. Water-hemp-agrimony 
nodding B. 
L. ■ trifid B. 
L. Horned-Pondvvecd B. 
Cyperus fweet B« 
Carex curved B. 
Dog’s-tail grafs prick- 
r -ly °n 
L. Bindweed large G. 
L. Bell flower round-leav- 
ed \V. 
L. Goofc-foot upright G. 
L. Good King Henry G. 
L red G. 
B. —■ ■ nettle-leaved G. 
B. thornapple-leaved G. 
B. common G. 
L. red-jointed G. 
L. oak-leaved G. 
fea G. 
B. Mouie-ear Chickweed 
marlli B. 
8., Traveller’s joy G. 
B. Plowman’s Spikenard G. 
B. Knapweed common G. 
L jagged G. 
u. great G. 
B. Star-thiftle G. 
Cock’s-foot-grafs water G r. 
B. Teazel wild G. 
• manured G. 
B. fmall G. 
B. Thorn-apple G. 
B. Heath common Wd. 
B. fine-leaved Wd. 
B. crofs-leaved Wd. 
—— many-flowered Wd. 
885 Cyperus longus 
Carex incurva 
1 886 Cynofu rus echi- 
887 Convolvulus fcpium 
888 Campanula rotun- 
ditolia 
natus 
889 Chenopodium ur-' 
bicum 
890 Bonus Henricus 
891 rubrum 
892 morale 
893 hybridum 
894 album 
895 viride 
896 glaucum 
897 maritimum 
898 Ceraftium aquatl- 
cum 
899 Clematis Vltalba 
900 Conyza fquarrofa 
901 Centaurea nigra 
90 2 laciniata 
903 Scabiofa 
904 Calcltrapa 
Da&ylis ftrifta 
903 Dipfacus lylveftris 
fullonuin 
906 pilofus 
907 Datura Stramonium 
908 Erica vulgaris 
909 cinerea 
910 tetralix 
911 multiflora AUGUST. 
119 
912 Euphorbia Peplus 
913 Peplls 
914 exigua 
915 portlandica 
916 Heliofcopia 
91 7 platyphyllos 
918 Hyberna 
L. Spurge garden G. 
purple G. 
L. petty G. 
Portland G, 
L. fun G. 
L. broad-leaved G. 
I rifli W. 
L. Eye-bright red W. 
L. common W. 
L. Erlgeron Canada G. 
Shave-grafs B. 
Fefcue-grafs red Gr, 
Welch Gr, 
Ladics-beddraw fmall W. 
Engliffi B. 
crofs- leaved G. 
Gentian autumnal W. 
field W. 
lead W. 
y < . 
919 Euphralia Odontites 
920 officinalis 
921 Erigeron canadenfe 
92 2 Equifetum hyemale 
* Feftuca rubra 
Cambrica 
Galium pufillum 
923 Anglicum 
924 boreale 
925 Gentiana Amarella 
campeftris 
• filiformis 
926 Gnaphalium 
montan um 
L. Cudweed lead W, 
. com W. 
-— evcrlading G. 
-dwarf W, 
L.. wood W. 
L.—♦——black-headed W. 
L. common W. 
Rufh lead 15. 
two-glum’d B. 
Illecebrum marfh B. 
Elecampane G. 
L. Fleabane common G. 
L. fmall G. 
Samphire golden G. 
L. Gromwel common G. 
L. Loofe-drife yellow G. 
gallicum 
927 nlargaritaceum 
fupinum 
92S ■ fylvaticum 
929 uliginofum 
930 germanicum 
Juncus filiformis 
biglumis • 
o 
931 Illecebrum verti 
cillatum 
93’ Inula Helenium 
933 dyfenterica 
934 pulicaria 
935 crithmoides 
936 Lithofpermum 
officinale 
■ 937 Lyfimachia vul- 
garis  BRITISH PLANTS. 
120 
938 Leonurus Cardiaca 
939 Lemna minor 
940 gibba 
941 polyrrhiza 
942 trlfulca 
943 Melica carulea 
944 Marrubium vulgare 
945 Melifla Nepeta 
L. Motherwort G. 
L. Duck-weed fmall B. 
L. gibbous B« 
L. large B. 
L. ivy-leaved B. 
L. Melic-gral's blue Gr. 
L. Horehound common G. 
L. Catmint G. 
L. Feverfew G. 
L. Camomile weak-fcented G. 
Marjoram pot G. 
Orchis coral-rooted W. 
L. Spleenwort rough W. 
Fernilone W. 
Ofmund-royal W» 
L. Panic-grafs green Gr. 
L. whirled Gr. 
C. cock’s foot Gr. 
L. loofe Gr. 
L. Reed-grafs water Gr. 
L. Saxifrage meadow G. 
Grafs of Parnaflus B. 
Perlicaria amphibious G. 
L. mild G. 
L. pale-Jionsjered G. 
L. ——— biting G, 
L. fmall G, 
L. Knot grafs G. 
L. Buck-wheat climbing G. 
L. common 
Polypody branched W. 
—— rock W. 
brittle \V. 
• rough W. 
• wood W. 
L, - prickly W, 
946 Matricaria Par- 
thenium 
1 947 - inodora 
948 Origanum Onites 
949 Oi’munda fpicant 
950 cril'pa 
95 1 —— regalis 
952 Panicum viride 
953 verticlllatura 
9-4 languinale 
95 5 Crus galli 
95b Poa aquatica 
957 Peucedanum Silaus 
958 Parnaflia paluftris 
Ophrys corallorhiza 
959 Polygonum am- 
phibium 
960 Perlicaria 
961 pet/ylvanicum 
962 Hydropiper 
963 minus 
964— avlculare 
965 Convolvulus 
966 Fagopyrum 
967 Polypodium Dry- ” 
optcris 
• fontanum 
968 fragile 
• lonchitis 
phegopteris 
969 —— aculeatum AUGUST. 
121 
Polypodium The- 
ly pteris 
Polypody marfh W. 
L, ——. female W. 
L. male W. 
lobcd W. 
L. ere fled W. 
fvveet W, 
L. •—— common W. 
ftone W. 
L. Fern or Brakes W. 
Bog-rufli ferruginc- 
ous B. 
red B. 
L. Club-rufh fluted B, 
L..—— fmooth B. 
L. floating B, 
• round-headed B. 
Honcwort whirled G. 
L. Stone-parfley G. 
Ragwort marfh B, 
L. hoary G, 
• broad-leaved G. 
L. Nightfhade garden G. 
L. Water-Pimpernel B. 
Saltwort Ihrubby B. 
L. Water-parfnep large B. 
L. narrow-leaved B. 
L. creeping B, 
L. Meadow-fweet G, 
L. Dead-nettle hedge G. 
L. Clown’s Wound-wort G. 
Bale-horthound G. 
L. Stachys corn G. 
970 Filix faemina 
971 Filix mas 
lobatum 
972 criftatum 
fragrans 
973 vulgarc 
rhaeticum 
974 Pteris aquilina 
Schaenus ferrrugi- 
neus 
rufus 
975 Scirpus cefpitofus 
976 acicularis 
977 fiuitans 
holofchrcnus 
978 Sifon verticillatum 
979 Amomum 
Senecio paludoius 
9So eruc^folius 
981 farracenicus 
982 Solanum nigrum 
983 Samolus Valerandi 
Salfola fruticofa 
984 Slum latlfollum 
985 —— anguflifolxum 
956 nodiflorum 
987 Spiraea U1 maria 
988 Stachys fylvatica 
989 paluftris 
99° germanica 
991 arvenfis 
992 Scutellaria minor 
993 galericulata 
Hooded-willow-herb 
fraall B. 
L. 
L. - common B. 
994 Solldago Virga 
aurca 
L. Golden-rod common G.  BRITISH PLANTS. 
nnf Sagittaria fagltti- 
folia 
Trichomanes py- 
xidiferum 
L. Arrow-head B* 
Trichomanes cup 
- Tunbridge 
L. Lime-tree Tr. 
L. Speedwell bog B. 
L. water B. 
Tunbrigenfe 
' 996 Tilia europaea 
I 997 Veronica fcutellata 
1 ggg Anagallis a- 
quatica 
SEPTEMBER. 
Ye Virgins come, for you their lateft fong 
The woodlands raife ; the clufPring Nuts for you 
The lover finds, amid the fecret fhade, 
And where they burnilh on the topmoft bough, 
With aftive vigour crufhes down the tree. 
Or fhakes them ripe from the refigning hulk. 
Thomfotu 
999 Arbutus Unedo 
lOOoArundo Phrag- 
mltes 
1001 Colchicum au- 
tumnale 
Strawberry-tree- com- 
mon T r. 
Reed common Gr. 
1002 Crocus officinalis 
1003 Erica daboecii 
1004 Hedera Helix 
Meadow-faffron W. 
Saffron true W. 
Heath Irilh Wd. 
. 1005 Leontodon au- 
tumnale 
Ivy Tr. 
Dandelion autumnal G. 
1006 Ophrys fpiralis 
1007 Scabiofa Succifa 
1008 Scilla autumnalis 
Ladies-traces W. 
Devil’s-bit G. 
Squil autumnal W. OCTOBER. 
Thofe virgin leaves, of pureft vivid green, 
Which charm’d ’ere yet they trembled on the trees, 
Now chear the fober landfcapc in decay : 
The Lime firft-fading, and the golden Birch, 
With bark of filver hue, the mofs-grown Oak, 
Tenacious of its leaves of ruflet brown, 
Th’enfanguin’d Dogwood, an<l a thoufand tints, 
Which Flora, drefsM in all her pride of bloom. 
Could fcarcely equal, decorate the groves. 
Be quick, ye artifts, ’ere a biting froft 
Gives fcencs like thefe to fcatt’iing winds ; go, bid 
In mimic hues deciduous beauties live. 
NOVEMBER. 
Now the leaf 
Inceffant nifties from the mournful grove, 
Oft’ flatting fuch as ftudious walk below. 
And flowly circles through the waving air. 
Thomjon. 
DECEMBER. 
No mark of vegetable life is feen, 
No bird to bird repeats his tuneful call, 
Save the dark leaves of fomc rude evergreen. 
Save the lone red-breaft on the mofs-grown wall. CONCLUSION. 
Was every faultering tongue of man, 
Almighty Father! filent in thy praife. 
Thy works themfelves would raife a general voice, 
Ev n in the depths of folitary woods, 
By human foot untrod ; proclaim thy pow’r. 
And to the quire celeftial thee refound, 
Th’eternal Caufe, Support, and End of all. 
Thomfon. THE 
ENGLISH NAMES 
OF THE 
BRITISH PLANTS. 
ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY. 
Acroftichum forked 878 
• hairy 
AddcrVtongue 134 
Agrimony 858 
Alexander's 155 
Alkanet evergreen 192 
Alder 227 
Allfeed 520 
Amarantbus Blite 866 
Anemone white wood 14 
— blue 15 
■ yellow 60 
Afparagars 20+ 
Afphodel Lancalhirc 478 
Scottilh 
Aflragalus hairy 
Avens water 107 
■ common 29> 
Awlwort 
Azalea procumbent 
Bancberry 5^ 
Barberry 
Barley-grafs wall 603 
wood 604 
meadow 605 
Bafe-horehound . 99S 
Banlia clammy 
alpine 
Bafe-rocket 
Bali I wild S32 
Baliard-moneywort' 797 
Baftard-balm 333 
Ballard-toadflax 
■Andromeda rofemary- 
leaved 56 
Anthericum bulbous 
Angelica wild 855 
Arrow-head 759 
Arrow-headed grafs 
marfh 805 
• fea Bc6 
Alh 25 
Alarabacca 57 126 
ENGLISH NAMES OF THE 
Ballard -moneywort 7 9 7 
Baftard-pimpernel 314 
Black-bryony 43^ 
Blue-bottle 547 
Box-tree 68 
Borage 224 
Bog-ruth prickly 7^5 
Bear’s-foot y 
Beam-tree white 79 
Beech 103 
Berry-bearing Alder 146 
Bell-flower cluftered 266 
black-headed 76° 
comprefled 7^7 
white 768 
brown 
ferruginous 
■ red 
■ corn 267 
• fpreading 302 
> ivy. leaved 306 
■ round-leaved 886 
Bed-ftravv mountain 200 
Eent-grafs Norfolk 
Brome-grafs foft 65 
■ wall 
• upright 222 
•barren 223 
• field 
Iheep’s-fefcue 
dwarf 
bearded 4.3? 
brown 43 9 
fine-leaved 440 
white 441 
fine-panicled 442 
couchy a a 2 
corn 493 
tall 494 
hairy-fialkcd 495 
Bryony white 22 8 
Broom-rape common 
branched 
Beet fea 496 
Betony wood 30c 
Bilberry marfli 
red 183 
Bird-cherry 
Birch common 220 
—— dwarf 
Broom 420 
Bramble ftone 379 
common 739 
Brookllme 843 
Butterbur long-ftalked 4 
common 4b 
Bird‘s-foot true 34* 
Bird’s-eye 355 
Biftort common 36- 
final! _ 368 
Birthwort climbing 477 
Bindweed large 881 
* fmall 3;6 
—* lea 31 7 
Black-thorn 34 
Bladder-nut tree 136 
Blinks 329 
Butcber’s-broom 10 
Bullace-tree 33 
Buckbean 124 
Buckthorn 14 > 
Bugle common 208 
mountain 
Bufonia fine-leaved 
Buglofs fmall 317 
Buttervvort finall 
common 349 
Burnct-faxifrage leafl BRITISH PLANTS. 
Bornct-faxlfrage fmall 719 
• —* large 718 
Burdock 475 
Burnet 727 
Burnet great 772 
Bur-reed common 802 
• • final! 803 
Burdock lefler 850 
Bulrufh 746 
Buckwheat climbing 963 
► common 964 
Cat’s-tail-grafs panicled 699- 
Candy-tuft bitter 622 
Cares downy 
Baftard Cyperus s4<y 
curved 
vernal 
pink 88 
acute 89 
fingered 9 O 
mountain 91 
Charlton 2 29 
Catchfly nightflowering 
Englifli 752 
-— corn 
variegated 393 
Nottingham 396 
fea 
—— common 397 
Cabbage fea 69 
Anglefca 
field 
perfoliate 
Campion berry-bearing 526 
* ■ bladder 527 
Dover 
■ Spanilh 328 
• mofs 
lool'e 2 
fplked ; 2 3 r • 
bottle 232 
turfy 2-3-j- 
- 234 
hairy 235 
flea 236 
panicled 237 
foft 238- 
fea ; 239 
naked 240 
great 241 
marfli 
grey 243 
prickly 245 
remote 244 
yellow 24$ 
Calathlan Violet 589 
Catmint 687 
Cat’s-taii large x 828 
- fmall 829 
Caraway 7 \ 
Canary-grafs rccd 708 
’ common 707 
globular 246- 
pale 247 
pendulous 248 
wood 249 
fmall 
round-headed 
mountain 250 
black 
few-flowered 
rough 
—— brown 
~—— cat’s tall 
Cat’s-tail-grafs fea 696 
' meadow 697 
bulbous 698 ENGLISH NAMES OF THE 
Carex heath 
• common 2 5 1 
flender-fpiked 232 
rufli 2 c, 3 
capillary 2-4 
Camomile weak-feented 941; 
common H64 
———-— corn 68 2 
Calamint mountain ,678 
~ Acid 
Caucalis broad-leaved 
Cillus hairy 262 
mountain 5 31 
annual 
Cinquefoil vernal 
fhrubby 37° 
rock 372 
torment'd 373 
white 374 
com men 375 
Cicely fweet 154 
Gives 220 
Cineraria marfli 
rough 
hedge 2:6 
Acid 257 
knotted 238 
Celandine common 508 
Centaury 
Cherry wild ,r 
■ black 2 - 
Chefnut [OtJ 
Chara common 
—— downy 
• hilpid 
——- flexible 
mountain 264 
Cloudberry 
Clary meadow 398 
wild 399 
Clove wild 552 
Clover 681 
Clovc-chickwced 
Cleaver fmooth-iccded 
common 
Club-rufh Angle-headed 
Chickwccd common q 7 
plantain-lea ved 19- 
thyme-leaved 198 
leaft 744 
marfh 745 
pointed 74 7 
lea 748 
wood 7 49 
—— few-flowered 
fluted 973 
fmooth 974 
floating 975 
round-headed 
Clown’s Woundwort 987 
Clover Dutch 816 
yellow 817 
alpine 818 
broad-leaved 428 
Comfrey common 40a 
■ mountain 199 
' fine-leaved 20c 
~ red-flowered 201 
lea 2Q2 
larch-leaved 
—purflane -leaved 450 
Chickweed-winter-green 
Charlock 4! 9 
Cherlcria mofly 
Cillus dwarf 529 
willow-leaved 
narrow-pctaled rjo BRITISH PLANTS. 
129 
Comfrey tuberous 403 
Coriander 524 
Corn-marigold 545 
Corn-fallad 177 
Cotton-grafs finglc- 
headed 97 
• many-headed 277 
Cockle 203 
Columbine common 206 
mountain 
Cow-parfley fmall 268 
■ common 70 
Cow-parfncp 612 
Cow-wheat ere fled 
* corn 
• meadow 
* wood 
Cock’s-foot-grafs rough 555 
water 
Crane’s-bill wood 298 
fliining 299 
long-ftalked 300 
jagged 3or 
Crowberry 96 
Crofs-vvort 
Cranberry 184 
Crowfoot wood 
bulbous 150 
tall 388 
celery-leav’d 389 
fmall-flower’d 390 
corn 391 
ivy-leav’d 392 
water 393 
creeping 742 
hairy 743 
Crab 
Currant red *47 
black *4^ 
alpine *49 
Cuckow-pint 62 
Cudweed Jerfcy 
lead 924 
dioicous 293 
corn 
cverlaftlng 32S 
dwarf 
wood 926 
black-headed 927 
common 928 
Cyperus fweet 883 
Cotton-thiftle 6gx 
Colewort fea 272 
Cowflip 364 
Colt’s-foot 45 
Coralvvort bulbiferous 94 
Couch-grafs garden 804 
Crefs-rocket 486 
Crane’s-bill crowfoot 590 
'—*— mountain 5 91 
* true dove’s-foot 592 
' bloody 593 
—— hemlock-leaved 109 
fpotted-petalcd 
mufk x 1 o 
■ dark-flowered - 111 
* common dove’s- 
foot I T 2 
* fea 296 
-—-knotted 297 
Daffodil common 28 
pale * 127 
Daify common 67 
ox-eye 
Dandelion common 122 130 
ENGLISH NAMES OF THE 
Dandelion rough 65S 1 
Dame’s-violet 
Darnel-grafs 641 
Devil’s-blt too 3 
Dead-nettle white 119 
- yellow 292 
purple 191 
hedge 986 
Deadly Nightlhade 470 
Dewberry 738 
Dittander rock 123 
• narrow-leaved 323 
broad-leaved 653 
• common 
Dogwood 253 
herbaceous 236 
Dog’s-tail-grafs blue 265 
- crofted 313 
prickly 884 
Dodder 
Elm Wych 43 
Elder common 4°7 
Elecampane 93° 
Enchanter’s Nightfhode 
common 511 
•»¥“ s'i 
Engeron biting 2 / o 
Canada 9*9 
Eryngo lea 5^2 
common 563 
Eyebright red 917 
common 918 
Fefcuc-grafs hard 254 
barren 285 
iingle-glumcd 
wall 2 86 
flote 287 
fheep’s 578 
viviparous 3 7 8 
meadow 579 
tall 580 
iplked 581 
decumbent 582 
’Wood 583 
Welch 
fmooth 
red 
Fennel 471 
Feather -gral's 769 
Feverfew 944 
Fern ftone 948 
common 972 
Fir Scotch 141 
yew-leaved 142 
common * 4 3 
Figwort vernal ibz 
knobby 79+ 
balm-leaved 73b 
Dock fmall-watcr 729 
• bloody 730 
■—— curled 731 
fiddle 732 
great-water 733 
broad-leaved 734 
■ fbarp-pointed 73 3 
Dryas mountain 274 
Drop wort 7^2 
Duckweed (mail 037 
gibbous 938 
" }argf 939 
* ivy-leaved qio 
Dwarf Elder 777 
Dyer’s-wecd yellow 378 
Earth-nut 225 
Elm common 48 BRITISH PLANTS. 
131 
Fluellin fharp-pointed 851 
round-leaved 852 
Fhxwced 418 
Flowering-rufh 499 
Flag-yellow 632 
iflnklng 633 
Flax common 64b 
perennial 647 
narrow-leaved 648 
lead: 649 
• purging 65c 
Fleabane common 931 
fmall 93 2 
Fox-tail-grafs meadow 
field 215 
jointed 45 8 
■— bulbous 459 
bearded 460 
Fool's-Parfley 187 
Fox-glove 538 
Fritillary common 104 
Frog-bit 3-9 
Prefix-water foldler 793 
Fumitory common 584 
Gladiole water 
Golden faxifrage com- 
mon 75 
alternate-leaved 76 
Gorfe 173 
Goutweed 189 
Gold of pleafure 334 
Goat’s-beard yellow 430 
purple-flowered 
Golden Lungwort 599 
Golden-rod Welch 800 
common 992 
Goofe foot upright 887 
red 889 
nettle-leaved 890 
thorn-apple-leaved 8g 1 
common 892 
red-jointed 893 
oak-leaved 894 
fea 895 
Good King Henry 888 
Ground-ivy 108 
Groundfel 
Gromwcl purple 3 18 
corn 319 
common 934 
Gale fweet 126 
Garlic land 219 
round-headed 44b 
•—— herbaceous 
——• mountain 856 
* crow 857 
Germander 81 j 
Gentian autumnal 923 
* field 
* lead: 
Glafs -wort prickly 
jointed 763 
fhrubby 764 
Globe-flower 435 
Grafs-vetch crimfon 324 
Greenweed Dyer s 594 
hairy 595 
Ground-pine 812 
Grafs-wrack 
Grafs of Parnaflus 
Groundfcl flanking 422 
mountain 422 
Guelder-rofe 1 
Hazel 1 
Hawthorn 81 
Harebell 114 132 
ENGLISH NAMES OF THE 
Hard-grafs fea 214 
Hair-grafs water 216 
• early 217 
*— filler 218 
turfy 46r 
heath 462 
■ 1 fine-leaved 463 
77~ “Sjey 464 
xiawkwecd Imali flower- 
ecl 306 
— fpotted 
“ long-rooted 317 
alpine 
““ Dandelion 
“7 narrow-leaved 
marlh 
creeping 598 
— fhrubby 60c 
bufliy 601 
rough 
Hart's tongue o-7- 
Herb Robert 
Herb Paris jfi’ 
Herb fruelove 369 
Henbit . 
Hellebore green , 
Hemlock .2\ 
Hedge-mudard C 74 
Henbane 
Helleborine long-leaved 
’ 'marlh 801 
broad-leaved 
- great-flowered 
narrow leaved 
Heath many-flowered 
Hornbeam 92 
Holly 118 
Hop 308 
Mog’s-fennel 363 
Horfe-tail wood 
corn 
fmooth 281 
~ marlh 282 
river 283 
Horfe-radiih 83 
Horie-ihoe vetch 303 
Horned-poppy violet 
—— red 
yellow 507 
Hound ’s-tongue sl3 
Ho:, eyl uckle 644. 
Honewort corn 773 
water 776 
——whirled 796 
Houfe-kek 791 
Hooded-JVlilfoil common 
■— fmall 
Hooded-Willow-herb 
fmall 99 o 
common 991 
Horehound common 942 
flanking 879 
< lorned Pondvveed 882 
Hyp°pitys yellow 
Jacob’s-ladder 
lllecebrum marlh 929 
Juniper llirub 3 x 1 
ivy 1002 
Knapweed common 899 
jagged 9°° 
• great 9°1 
Heath common 905 
■ fine-leaved qo^ 
' crofs-leavcd 908 
lfiih iooi BRITISH PLANTS. 
133 
Knawel annual 409 
perennial 
Ladies-bedftraw white 587 
—— fmall 
—yellow 588 
‘ Engljilx 921 
~— maria 355 
bog 586 
* upright 
22 
Ladies-finger 474 
Ladies-flipper 273 
Ladics-mantie common 190 
7 alpine 467 
Ladies-traces 1004 
Ladies-fmock common 85 
hairy 
* bitter 86 
impatient 87 
* mountain 
ip- • daily-leaved 
Lark-fpur ’ 275 
Leopard’s-bane 276 
Lettuce wild 656 
I—* prickly 
7—leal! 657 
Lily of the Valley 72 
Lime-tree 994 
Littorella fmall 600 
Liquorice vetch 455 
Lobelia flunking 
Loofe-ftrife tufted 642 
’ purple-fpiked 651 
hyflbp-lea ved '6^2 
~ yellow 935 
Lovage Scottiflr 645 
Loufewort marfli 723 
Lungwort fpotted 136 
Lungwort fea 
Lucern 
Lychnis Catchfiy 
-1—red 321 
——white 5 22 
Lyme-grafs fea sho5ho 
.Vlad wort Goofe-grafs 5 2 
Maple Sycamore 
. common 
Marfti-marigold 82 
Marfh-cinqucfoil zb9 
MareVtail 3°2 
Mafterwort 310 
Mayweed corn 
fea 
flanking 45^ 
Marfh-mallovv 473 
Mallow fmall-flowered 
common 671 
dwarf 672 
-—-—vervain 
Marjoram pot 94^ 
1 wild 690 
Madder wild 
Marfli-gentian 
Maiden-hair true Wz 
black 873 
fea 
fpcar-leaved 
green 
-s-— common 575 
Mat-grafs 684 
Vlezereon 6 
Mercury dog’s 9 
French 
Englilh 
Medlar ‘ *2S  ENGLISH NAMES OF THE 
Melic-grafs common 327 
mountain 328 
• blue 94, 
Medick hop 333 
Meadow-grafs bulbous 
fmooth -flalked 53c 
-—*—rough-flalked 331 
• narrow-leaved 
Mint round - leaved 665 
pepper 666 
——water 6°7 
red 668 
field 669 
Milkwort 7-4- 
Mofchatel tuberous 5 5 
Mountain-afli 161 
wood 332 
■ annual 333 
hard 354 
reflexed 333 
* flat-ftalked 70c 
• alpine 
Moufe-tail 
Moonwort 
Moufe-ear 597 
Moneywort t>43 
Motherwort 936 
Moufe-ear Chickvveed 
crefted 701 
■ fea 702 
Melilot 
Meadow-fvveet 985 
Meadow faffron 909 
Medick yellow 680 
Meadow-rue mountain 807 
-■ ■ final! 808 
• common 809 
Meadow-faxifrage gec 
Mifletoe 
Milk-vetch purple 20c 
alpine 
M ithridate-m ufbird al- 
pine 
common 423 
• broad-podded 424 
mountain 425 
rough 
hoary 77 
final! 78 
or.ad-Vaved 
common 260 
creeping 261 
marfh 896 
Moufe-ear-fcorpion-g rafs 
field 330 
marfh 381 
yellow-flowered 33° 
Mudwort 63 5 
Mugwort 862 
Mullein toll 834 
Kentifh S3 
Norfolk 836 
moth 537 
black 833 
Muftard black 79^ 
white 799 
Millet-grafs corn 
wood 661 
Mint curled 
Navew wild 17 
Navel-wort common 
yellow 
Nettle-hemp red 
- common 291 
fpear 662 
• hoary 663 
—— horfe 663 BRITISH PLANTS. 
*3S 
Nettle-hemjp hairy 
Nettle Roman 831 
fmall 832 
common hinging 833 
N etwort 
Nipplewort 659 
Nightlhade woody 773 
- garden 98c 
Noncfuch 335 
Oak 144 
vJat-grafs meadow 210 
’ - rough 211 
* ’ yellow 212 
‘ ~ tall 213 
naked 465 
““ ■— bearded 46b 
Orchis early-ipotted 13 1 
purple-man 132 
man 
-fpider 133 
lmall-lizard 
meadow 336 
dwarf 337 
~ marfli 338 
bird’s-neft 
'—— coral-rooted 
"—— heart-lhaped 
bog 
c) 
lily-leaved 
% 339 
bee 340 
green man 342 
—— mufk 
* butterfly 
—• pyramidal 
• late-fpotted 
fweet fccnted _ 
Orach flicking 519 
Orach purflane-leaved 867 
Tea 868 
fpear-lcaved 869 
fpreading 870 
oak-leaved 
——grafs leaved 871 
peduncled 
Orpine 7%2 
Ofmund-royal 949 
Ox-tongue 72& 
Ox-eye daify 54-6 
Ox-lip 365 
Pafque-flower 59 
Partly-piert *9X 
Panlie common 4^9 
yellow 49° 
Parfnep wild _ 717 
Panic-grafs creeping 
.green 95° 
51 
cock’s - foot 952 
Pear wild 
Pearlwort upright 
— procumbent 400 
apetaloas 401 
Periwinkle fmall 
large 48 5 
i ’ennyvvort 30+ 
Pepper-grafs 
Petty-whin 59^ 
pea ever lading broad- 
leaved 638 
narrow-leaved 639 
Penny royal 670 
Pea-lea 
Pcllitory of the Wall 728 
Perlicaria amphibious . 957 ENGLISH NAMES OF THE 
Perficaria mild 958 
pale-flowered 939 
biting 960 
fmall 961 
Pheafant’s-eye 207 
Pondweed perfoliate 7°+ 
curled 7° 5 
dichotomous 706 
Poppy round prickly- 
headed 3 57 
long prickly-head- 
ed 358 
round fmooth- 
headed 339 
long fmooth-head- 
ed 360 
Pilewort 37 
Pig-nut 223 
Privet 314 
Pimpernel yellow 316 
common 468 
bog 469 
Pink common 
■ Deptford 350 
• proliferous 351 
• clove 552 
maiden 553 
mountain 334 
Plantain ribwort 133 
great 71 o 
— hoary 711 
——* buckthorn 712 
fea 713 
Plowman’s Spikenard 898 
Podded-moufe-ear fmall 1 3 
■ Tower 196 
———— rough 6) 
Poplar white 29 
trembling 3 c 
• black ' 3 . 
Arbele 3 2 
Pondweed ferrated 
fhlninv 
• flat 
grafly 
fine 
, „ fetaceous 
- 1 fea 
—— fmall 
—— broad-leaved 703 
yellow 361 
garden 362 
Polycarpon four-leaved 70g 
Polypody branched 963 
■ rock 
brittle 966 
rough 
wood 
prickly 967 
marfli 
female 968 
male 969 
lobed 
crelled 970 
fweet 
common 971 
ftone 
Primrofe 36 
Pnckly-Samphire 
Purllane water 720 
Quaking-grafs common 491 
fmall 492 
Quillwort 
Ramfons 
Ragged Robin 320 
Radilh wild 3g+ BRITISH PLANTS. 
*37 
Rampion 503 
Rampion horned 715 
Rafpberry 737 
Ragwort common 761 
marfli 76 2 
■ hoary 978 
broad-leaved 979 
Reed-grafs fea 221 
wood 834 
water 954 
fmall 
Reed common 998 
Refiharrow prickly 345 
finooth 3 46 
Red-rattle heath 376 
Rock-crefs 117 
Role-root 151 
Rocket fea 
Rofe fweet-briar 383 
burnet 384 
whitd 385 
dog _ 387 
Rocket creeping 414 
— London 417 
■ {linking 501 
Rufh fmall-hairy wood 8 
- large-hairy wood 116 
hairy field 27 
trifid 
■ lead: 
three-glumed 
• two-gl umed 
lea 
cluftcred 623 
—— loft 624 
goo fie 625 
jointed 626 
Rufli flat-ftalked 627 
viviparous 628 
bulbous 629 
—l toad 630 
glaucous 631 
fpiked 
Rupture-wort fmooth 610 
hairy 611 
Ruppia fea 
Rye, or Ray grafs 31 £ 
Sanicle 404 
Salfafy 431 
Satyrion great lizard 
brown 
white 
green 760 
creeping 
Samphire 532 
golden 933 
Saintfoin 613 
St. Barnaby’s Thlflle 348 
St. John’s-wort marlh 621 
fquare-flaiked 620 
mountain 619 
hairy 618 
common 617 
fmall upright 616 
trailing 6i£ 
Saxifrage mountain 
autumnal 715 a 
matted 751 
purple-flowered 44 
rue-leaved 137 
white 15S 
hairy 410 
marlh 411 
I——trifid 412  ENGLISH NAMES OF THE 
Saw-wort mountain 
common 738 
Santolina fea 
Sallow common 41 
long-leaved 42 
Saffron true 100 c 
Salt-wort fhrubby 
Scabious mountain 77 j 
field 770 
Scordium 810 
Scandix rougb-feeded 406 
Scurvy-grafs common 18 
——- dwarf 18 
• Danilh 19 
fea 20 
Service-tree wild 80 
■ true 
1 baftard 
Sorrel fheep’s 382! 
Sow-thiillc common 42 1 
alpine 
"■ ■— ■■ ■ corn 75b 
rnarlh 757 
Sope-wort 7 81 
Southernwood field 
Soft-grafs wood 606 
meadow 607 
Solomon’s-feal common 74 
fweet 7 3 
Speedwell fpiked 839 
—— Welch 840 
male 841 
fhrubby 842 
——field 174 
ivy-leaved 175 
trifid 
vernal 
mountain 480 
thyme-leaved 481 
■ germander-leaved 402' 
chickvveed 483 
bog 995- 
water 996 
Spleenwort 87-6 
rough 947 
Spignel mountain 
common xBB 
Spurge fea 
—— wood 99 
garden 910 
purple 911 
petty 91a 
Portland 913 
fun 914 
broad-leaved 91 5 
lrifh 91 f>' 
Spear wort fmall 740 
Selinum marfh 774 
Sea-lavender matted 779 
• common 78c 
Sca-milkwort 294 
Sea-heath dufty 
'— fraooth <77 
Self-heal y2z 
Sheep’s-fcabious hairy 313 
Shepherd’s-needle 405 
Shepherd’s-purfe 172 
Sherardia field 152 
Shave-grafs g2o 
Silver-weed 371 
Sibbaldia procumbent 408 
Smallage 472 
Snapdragon fmall 833 
larSe X9S 
bneezewort 863 
Snowdrop 2 
Sorrel common 3 81 
——mountain 736 BRITISH PLANTS. 
139 
Spearvvort great 741 
Spurry pentandrous 
• pearlwort 753 
■ knotted 754 
• common 755 
Spurge-laurel 5 
Spindle-tree 98 
Squill vernal 43 
autumnal 1006 
Squinancy-wort 445 
Strawberry wood 102 
barren 2 6 
Star of Bethl’em yellow 
• mountain 344 
common 128 
Strawberry-tree common 997 
—— alpine 
Bearberry 
Starwort water 93 
Stichwort large 159 
■ wood 160 
linall 413 
Stock Tea 
yellow 263 
Stone-crop rock 7734 
• fharp-pointed 783 
• white 785 
- biting 786 
—— iniipid 787 
1— Englifh 788 
thick-leaved 789 
b°g 79° 
Stone-parfley 977 
Starwort fea 863 
Star-thiftle 902 
Stachys corn 989 
Succory-hawkweed 
funking 
I—■ common 509 
Succory-hawkweed 
Kentilh sxo 
Succory blue 555 
iun-dew round-leaved 
long-leaved 
Swine’s-crefs common 270 
double podded 271 
Sweet-cane 205 
Swlne’s-fuccory lead: 602 
Tanlie 827 
Teazel wild 903 
manured 
fmall 904 
Thorough-wax common 497 
lead: 498 
Throat-wort giant 5°4 
common 5°5 
Thillle curled 534 
fpear 535 
mulk 536 
curled 5 37 
welted 538 
marftx 539 
melancholy 540 
meadow 541 
milk 542 
wooly-headed 
dwarf 543 
carline 544 
Thrift 778 
Thyme wild 814 
Bafil 813 
Thorn-apple 005 
Tillea mofly 
Tine-tare fmooth- 
podded -2 79 
hairy-podded 28a 
Toothwort  ENGLISH NAMES OF THE 
Toad-flax ivy-leaved 1931 \ 
creeping 45 1 
——r corn 452- 
common 
fmall 434 ■ 
Water-hemlock long- 
leaved 5 2 3 
fine-leaved 716 
Water-hemp-agrimony 576 
Water-violet 608 
Water-horehound 640 
Water-milfoil (piked 675 
whirled 676 
Water-lily fringed 677 
yellow 68 5" 
white 686 
Tordylium officinal \ 
Tower-muftard fmooth 433 ' 
hairy 434- 
4 ormentil common 479' 
- creeping 479 
iouch me not 634- 
Treacle-wormfeed 373 1 
Tree mallow 636 
Traveller’s joy 897 
Txdchomanes cup 
Water-dropwort com- 
mon 688 
hemlock 689 
meadow 347 
Water-betony 795 
Water-hemp-agrimony 
nodding 880 
trifid 88x 
Water-pimpernel 98 r 
Watc r-par fnep 982 
Wall-flower common 84 
Wayfaring-tree 179 
Wall-rue 874 
T unbridge 
Trefoil rough 426 
bird’s-foot 427 
fubterraneous 429 
fea 819 
hare’s-foot 82 c 
* flriated 8-2 1 
round-headed 822 
ft raw berry 823 
hoP 824 
* procumbent 82 q 
—— leaft 826 
Tumepwild 16 
Tway-blade 34! 
Whltlow-grafs common 2 2 
fpeedwell-leaved 95 
wreathen-podded 557 
Whins 173 
Whortie-berry common 182 
Vheat-grafs ruflry 
dwarf 433 
Winter-crefs ioi 
Winter-green fmall 356 
ferrated 
round-leaved 721 
Wild-carrot 556 
Wild-lettuce ivy-leaved 725 
Willow fliining 
Water-crefs !5-, 
Water-radifh amphlbi- 
ous 4x5 
annual 416 
Water-plantain great 447 
- creeping 
fmall 4+g 
S-?—r ftarry-headed 449 BRITISH P LAN TS. 
Willow fpurge-lcaved 
- iinooth 
“—« fweet 165 
!—— herbaceous 
* yellow-barked 166 
■ almond 167 
* round-leaved 
■ crack i6c 
red 
* ofier 169 
■ creeping 170 
*“—■ fand 
rofemary-leayed 
white 171 
—— woolly 
•*— round.eared 
whortle-leaved 
Willow-herb rofebay 464 
large-flowered 565 
hoary 566 
• mountain 567 
Willow-herb fpurious s^® 
fquare-ftalked 5^9 
marfh 57° 
alpine 571 
Wood-rufF 
common 
Wood-forrel 129 
yellow 348 
Wood-pea I 3° 
Woad 3lz 
Wood-fagc 013 
Wormwood field 
fea 859 
common 860 
blueilh 861 
Yarrow 47 
Yellow-rattle 3^° 
Yellow-wort S2S 
Yew 44 
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