TUTSAN (Hypericum Androsæmum).-Handsome flower, and seeds- Cranbury and Allbrook.
ST. JOHN'S-WORT (H. perforatum).
(H. dubium).
(H. hirsutum).-All frequent in the hedges.
(H. humifusum).
(H. pulchrum).
(H. Elodes).-Bogs near Cuckoo Bushes.
(H. quadrangulum).
MALLOW (Malva sylvestris).-Everywhere by roadsides, used to be esteemed by old women as a healing "yarb."
MUSK M. (M. moschata).-A beautiful pink or white flower, grows all over the park at Cranbury.
DWARF M. (M. rotundifolia).-Flower white, with purple streaks, almost stemless, grows under a wall in Otterbourne Street.
SMALL-LEAVED LIME (Tilia parvifolia).-Hursley Park; avenue at Brambridge, where four rows form three magnificent aisles.