John Keble's Parishes

WILLOW-HERB TRIBE

ROSEBAY WILLOW-HERB (Epilobium angustifolium).-This splendid flower, rose-coloured, white-pistilled and red-leaved, spreads in sheets in Cranbury Copse and on railway cuttings, at Cuckoo Bushes, and in Ampfield Wood.

CODLINS-AND-CREAM (E. hirsutum).-Adorning wet places.

SMALL WILLOW-HERB-

(E. parvaeorurn) Troublesome though pretty weeds in the garden.

(E. tetragonum)

(E. roseum)

(E. montanum).-Found at Ampfield.

ENCHANTER'S NIGHTSHADE (Circæa lutetiana).-A graceful, delicate-looking plant of universal occurrence.

WATER STARWORT (Callitriche verna).-Ponds.

MARESTAIL (Hippuris vulgaris).-Waves with the current of the stream in the Itchen.

WHITE BRYONY (Bryonia dioica).-Vine-like leaves wreathe round in the hedges, and the pale, whitish flowers give place to graceful clusters of red berries.

GOOSEBERRY (Ribes Grossularia).-Lane towards Brambridge.