The Flora of Warwickshire. the Flowering Plants, Ferns, Mosses, & Lichens

James Eustace Bagnall

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Maxstoke 5 Hampton- in-Arden ; Baliall Common ; Spring Coppice, near Hockley.
3. Anker. Bentley Park ; Parley Park ; Seas Wood, Arbury.
4. Avon. Waveriey Wood, near Rugby ! Cumming, Near fialy*s Locks, Warwick, Baynes^ MS.
5. Leam. Ufton Wood, 1832, Baynes^ MS, Princethorpe Wood, 1870.
6. Sow. Tile Hill Woods ; Combe Woods.
7. Stour. Honington Park ! Newb, 8. Alnb. Baddesley Clinton ; Rowington, canal bank ; Yamingale Common ; near Crab Mill, Preston Bagot ; Greal Alne ; Bearley Bushes ; Aston ...Cantlow ; Henley-in-Arden ; Kingswood ; Wood near Gannaway Gate.
9. Arrow. Oversley Wood ! Spernall Park, Purt, ii. 444. Morton Bagot ; Wire Hil, Samboum.
C. sylvatiea, Huds, Wood Sedge, Top. Bot. 466. Purt. ii. 446. Syme, E. B. x. 144. 1665.
Native ; damp woods an(^pastures. Locally common. P. May-June.
First localised record, Miss Palmer, lighthome, 1853.
1. Tame. Arley Wood, Grove, Near Shustoke; Kingsbury Wood; near Hurley.
2. Blythe. Eastcotes Green ; near Solihull ; Spring Coppice, Hockley ; Earls- wood.

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