* GALANTHUS nivalis. Castle Semple. Montgomery, cat. ↑ CONVALLARIA majalis. Castle Semple. Montgomery, cat. ACORUS Calamus. Lochwinnoch; Castle Semple Loch. Br. Fl. ZOSTERA marina. Firth of Clyde. Montgomery, cat. ERIOPHORUM vaginatum. Renfrewshire. Montgomery, cat. ELEOCHARIS acicularis. Lochwinnoch. Montgomery, cat. POA maritima. Renfrewshire. Montgomery, cat. BROMUS arvensis. Renfrewshire. Montgomery, cat. LIX. LANARKSHIRE. THE Flora Glottiana (Flora of the Clyde, or of Glasgow,) includes most of the plants of Lanarkshire, together with others occurring in the adjacent parts of the counties of Renfrew, Dumbarton and Stirling. The Indigenous Plants of Lanarkshire, a work more recently published, is a descriptive Flora of the county. I can give very few particular localities or stations, in addition to those indicated in the two works mentioned, but my Herbarium contains a large number of specimens from these counties, and the shores of the firth of Clyde; for which I am indebted to Mr. Joseph Hooker. Unfortunately, the method chosen by Mr. Hooker, for intimating the counties in which the specimens were gathered, (by means of a printed list and initial letters, without tickets to the specimens,) is so liable to inadvertences on the part of the sender, and misapprehension on the part of the receiver, that the chances are very great, for some of the specimens being referred to wrong counties. But we may safely trust that they have all been gathered in one or other of the four counties mentioned, or on the coasts of the firth of Clyde, as in Ayr, Argyle, or the adjacent islands; and, probably enough, in nineteen out of twenty specimens, the counties will be correctly indicated. This explanation is particularly made, because it may possibly happen that I name a specimen from a county, in which the species does not really exist. AUTHORITY. Lan. A Popular Description of the Indigenous Plants of Lanark shire. Patrick. 1831. Glot. * ADONIS autumnalis. Occasionally among corn. TROLLIUS europeus. Between the Lead and Avon, at Avon Mill; Avon, opposite Barncluith; Clyde, above Ross, at Bothwell and Daldowie; Glenhove New Monkland, &c. Lan. Pastures near Airdrie, abundantly; banks of the Clyde at Ken* ACONITUM Napellus. Not uncommon in wild places about Hamilton, and often far from houses or gardens; plantations below Hamilton bridge; burn-side near Gour's Linn Quarry; wild banks of the Avon, near Barncluith, abundant. Lan. NUPHAR pumila. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. (Not mentioned by muir. Glot. Patrick.) TEESDALIA nudicaulis. Sandy fields at Tollcross, abundantly. Glot. * IBERIS amara. Sands below Hamilton bridge, nearly opposite the termination of the plantation. Lan. No longer to be found in Lightfoot's station of “fields between Hamilton and Glasgow." Glot. ? LEPIDIUM latifolium. Once found on the rock on which Bothwell Castle is built. Lan. Smithii. Near Blantyre Priory. Lan. COCHLEARIA officinalis. Lanarkshire. Jos. Hooker, sp. land. Lan. CARDAMINE amara. By the great burn, Hamilton wood; by the Lead above Avon Mill; on the Clyde at Uddingston and Kenmuir, &c. Lan. Banks of the Kelvin near Gairbraid; banks of the Calder, a little above the bridge; glen near Castlemilk. Glot. impatiens. Rocks on the banks of the river above the falls of the Clyde. Lan. † HESTERIS matronalis. In the fields near Holytown, scarcely indigenous. Glot. In the plantation below Hamilton bridge. Lan. VIOLA lutea. Middlefield Law, Avondale; Cathkin hills, &c. Lan. below Hamilton bridge, very abundant. Lan. ARENARIA verna. Dry gravelly places on the North bank of the Canal between Calder and Kirkintilloch. by Patrick.) Lan. RADIOLA millegrana. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. (Not mentioned HYPERICUM dubium. Woods at Skellyton and Stonebyres. Lan. In a wood two miles from Lanark, on the Hamilton road. Glot. † GERANIUM phœum. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. Banks of the Clyde at Blantyre Priory. Glot. Within the ruins at Blantyre Priory. Lan. sylvaticum. Banks of the Nethen; Clyde at Kenmuir; at Jerviston, abundant. Lan. Banks of the Calder, in a wood near the bridge, abundantly. Glot. + IMPATIENS Noli-me-tangere. Abundantly in a wet glen at Castle milk, perhaps escaped from gardens. Glot. † OXALIS corniculata. Found as a weed clinging to the roots of other plants about Barncluith and Clauds-burn. Lan. On an old wall between the Avon and Barncluith. Glot. (I have a small specimen from Mr. Joseph Hooker, but do not feel quite satisfied as to its identity with O. corniculata.) * STAPHYLEA pinnata. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. OROBUS sylvaticus. Woods at the falls of Clyde; at Cartlane Craigs, on the north side of the river. Glot. ASTRAGALUS glycyphyllus. On the green before Chatelherault. Lan. MEDICAGO sativa. In meadows and pastures, occasionally. Glot. PRUNUS Padus. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. Hamilton woods; banks of the Clyde, Kelvin, and Cart. Glot. Clyde above Cunningar; on the Calder between Crossbasket and Gilburnsynk, Lan. domestica. Frequent in woods and hedges. Lan.. † SPIREA salicifolia. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. Banks at Cartlane Craigs; plantation beyond the Manse at Shotts. Lan. RUBUS saxatilis. Top of a rock by the railway nearly opposite Cadzow Castle; among hazle bushes a little above Calder wood; Cleghorn wood; Bonnington, near Lanark. Lan. Chamamorus. Estate of Dalblair near Muirkirk; Cleghorn and Bonnington woods, with the former species. Lan. + FRAGARIA elatior. On an old wall in the orchard at Jerviston. Lan. POTENTILLA fruticosa. Falls of the Clyde. J. Hooker, sp. (Planted there?) COMARUM palustre. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. Deadwaters Ross. Lan. † Rosa villosa. Woods at Crossbasket near Glasgow, scarcely wild. Fl. Scot. (Is the same species as the R. villosa of the British Flora intended here?) PYRUS communis. On the banks of the Avon below Chatelherault. Lan. Aria. Coach road near Chatelherault. Lan. CIRCA alpina. On the great burn, Hamilton wood; at Mauchlan hole, Kilbride. Lan. SEDUM villosum. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. Road-side near Hawksland, Lesmahagow; at Highflat and Rigfoot, Kilbride; road-side near Airdrie; on Mearns Muir, abundant. Lan. On the hills above Castlemilk and Cathkin. Glot. RIBES rubrum. Avon banks opposite Barncluith, perfectly wild, and in woods and by sides of rivers. Lan. - alpinum. Woods at Cadzow Castle, near Hamilton. Glot. By the carriage way about Cadzow Castle, abundant. Lan. -viorum. Clyde between Merryton and Cunningar, and in woods, occasionally. Lan. SAXIFRGA Geum. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. umbrosa. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. In the woods at Bothwell, abundantly, probably introduced. Glot. By a rill above Dalziel Camp. Lan. oppositifolia. In great abundance on the perpendicular rocks of the west side of the Clyde, above Corehouse, about 500 feet above the level of the sea, and half way between the two great Falls; and opposite a moss-house in the Bonnington pleasure-grounds, on the east-side of the river. James Macnab, sp. CHRYSOSPLENIUM alternifolium. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. In the glen at Castlemilk; Beetle's burn, near Clyde Iron MEUM athamanticum. Rare, near Plowland, Avondale. Lan. Kittochside and Cross-hill, in Kilbride; on Cathkin hills. Glot. CICUTA virosa. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. About the sides of lochs, &c. not common. Lan. † ANTHRISCUS Cerefolium. Rubbish about Barncluith. Lan. Found in this district of country in very great plenty. Glot. † CARUM Carui. In the haugh at Dalbeth. Glot. Glenhove, New monkland, abundant. Lan. † MYRRHIS odorata. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. About Hamilton, common; abundantly about Cathcart. Glot. Bank below the old house of Jerviston; by the wall, Brae Park, Silvertonhill; above the New Mill dam; burn-side near Whistleberry; below Chantonhall; Barncluith Green, &c. Lan. + PEUCEDANUM Ostruthium. On an old wall at Langland House; and in waste ground near Jackton. Glot. * PETROSELINUM sativum. Old walls and rocks at Bothwell Castle. Lan. † CORIANDRUM sativum. Banks of the Canal, Possil, near Glasgow. ? site Ross; on the old dam at Dalziel Camp, abundant; Carmyle, &c. Lan. Banks of the Clyde, in many places. Glot. † VALERIANA pyrenaica. Banks of the Calder at Daldowie and at Langside; banks of the Clyde above Hamilton. Glot. On the Avon at the Wood Yett; on the Calder at Woodhall. Lan. * DIPSACUS Fullonum. On the Avon immediately above Barncluith; a few plants about Craignethan Castle. Lan. TRAGOPOGON porrifolius. In moist meadows, very rare. Glot. (This species is not mentioned by Patrick, nor does Hopkirk name either a locality or an authority for its existence near Glasgow.) HIERACIUM pulmonarium. Abundantly in a field on the banks of the Calder, beside the bridge. Glot. sylvaticum. Lanark, Lesmahagow, Strathavon, New Monkland. Lan. prenanthoides. On the banks of the Clyde, near Westhorn. Glot. paludosum. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. Abundant by waters and in wet rocky places; by Barncluith burn, &c. Lan. CNICUS heterophyllus. At Daldowie. Glot. ONOPORDUM Acanthium. Near the coach-house, Barncluith, &c. Lan. GNAPHALIUM dioicum. Frequent on dry barren pastures; Hedgebank opposite the stone Magazine beyond Cleek-him-in-Toll, &c. Lan. † SENECIO viscosus. At Rawhead, Kilbride. Lan. SENECIO saracenicus. Banks of the Clyde at Bothwell bridge. R. Maughan, sp. In an island in the Clyde, a little below Bothwell bridge, and on the Clyde below Hamilton bridge. Lan. * DORONICUM Pardalianches. Fields and hedges about Hamilton, scarcely wild. Glot. A few plants by Barncluith burn at Castlehill. Lan. LOBELIA Dortmanna. Lochs on the borders of Oldmonkland parish. Lan. CAMPANULA latifolia. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. Banks of the Clyde at Daldowie and Kenmuir; woods at Crossbasket and Cambuslang. Glot. Near the hedge between Avon bridge and Rawhead farm-house; Hamilton wood, Jerviston, &c. Lan. Trachelium. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. hederacea. On the south bank of the Clyde, whence it has been conveyed with the turf to grass-walks in the garden of Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, of Ardgowan. Br. Fl. (Perhaps in Renfrewshire?) VACCINIUM Vitis-Idea. On the very edge of the precipice between Corhouse and Bonnington fall. Lan. Oxycoccos. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. Moors in Kilbride, Shotts, and Avondale. Lan. PYROLA media. Huggenfield Loch. J. Hooker, sp. Falls of the Clyde, in the situation mentioned by Lightfoot for the rotundifolia, "between the falls of Corra Linn and Bonnington;" in a plantation between Dalbeth House and the road, abundantly; woods at the Cartlane Craigs; in a small wood near Frankfield Loch. Glot. minor. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. On the Clyde [between the falls of Corra Linn and Bonnington; Hamilton wood, on the summit of a rock exactly opposite Silvertonhill, sparingly; wood behind the Gardener's Lodge at Bothwell Castle. Lan. (Patrick does not mention the media, and some of these localities may belong to that species.) † POLEMONIUM cæruleum. On the Calder, below Cleland, growing with Inula Helenium, and on the banks of the Avon at Barncluith, abundant. Lan. CUSCUTA europea. On flax at Cameron New Monkland. Lan. (C. Epithymum is mentioned by Hopkirk, as growing on the stalks of flax about Hamilton and Woodhall. Probably the other species was intended.) † Anchusa sempervirens. Craignethan Castle; rubbish at Woodhouse; behind the garden walk at Chatelherault; banks of the Avon opposite Cadzow Castle, very abundant. Lan. Banks of the Clyde above Hamilton; at Castlemilk. Glot. officinalis. Said to have been found at Addington, eight ? miles from Glasgow. Br. Fl. * PULMONARIA officinalis. Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. On the banks of the Clyde about Dalbeth and Easter-hill, probably an outcast from a garden. Glot. SYMPHYTUM tuberosum, Lanarkshire. J. Hooker, sp. Banks of the Clyde at Clyde Works, Daldowie, Bothwell, and Hamil |