An Additional account of some more rare Plants observ'd to grow in Westmoreland and Cumberland, by Mr. Nicolson, Arch-deacon of Carlisle.
Cannabis spuria fl. magno albo perelegante. About Blencarn, in the parish of Kirkland, Cumberland.
Equisetum nudum variegatum minus. In the mea∣dows near Great Salkeld; and in most of the like sandy grounds in Cumberland.
Geranium Batrachoides longiùs radicatum, odora∣tum. In Mardale and Martindale, Westm.
Hesperis Pannonica inodora. On the banks of the Rivulets about Dalehead in Cumberland, and Grassmire im Westmoreland.
Orchis palmata palustris Dracontias. Upon the old Mill-race at little Salkeld, and on Langwathby-Holm, Cumberland.
Cynosorchis militaris purpurea odorata. On Lance-Moor near Newby, and on Thrimby-Common, West∣moreland.
Serratula foliis ad summitatem usque indivisis. Found first by Reginald Harrison, a Quaker, in the Ba∣rony of Kendal, Westmoreland.
Thlaspi minus Clusii. On most Limestone pastures in both Counties.
Tragopogon Purpureum. In the fields about Carlisle and Rose-castle, Cumberland.
Virga aurea latifolia serrata. C. B. It grows as plen∣tifully in our fields at Salkeld as the Vulgaris; which it as common as any Plant we have.