Grasses

SWEET MEADOW GRASS (Anthoxanthum odoratum).

CANARY G. (Phalaris canariensis).—A stray.

FOXTAIL G. (Alopecurus pratensis).
(A. agrestis).
(A. geniculatus).

CAT-TAIL G. (Phleum pratense).

DOG'S G. (Agrostis canina).
(A. alba).
(A. vulgaris).

REED (Arundo Phragmites).—Waving brown tassels, beautiful for adornments—Itchen banks, and hedge of allotments on Otterbourne Hill.

MILLET GRASS (Milium effusum).

HAIR G. (Aira flexuosa).
(A. æspitosa).—Tufts on the hill, Otterbourne.

WILD OATS (Avena fatua).—Grown far more common than formerly.
(A. strigosa).
(A. pratensis).
(A. flavescens).

SOFT GRASS (Holcus mollis).

MELICK (Melica cærulea).—Cranbury.
(M. uniflora).—Dell Copse.

WHORL GRASS (Catabrosa aquatica).—The moat, Otterbourne.
(Glyceria nutans).—The moat.

MEADOW G. (Poa rigida).
(P. annua).
(P. nemoralis).
(P. pratensis).
(P. trivialis).

QUAKER'S G. (Briza media).
(B. minor).

DOG'S-TAIL G. (Cynosurus cristatus).

COCK'S-FOOT G. (Dactylis glomerata).

FESCUE (Festuca ovina).
(F. pratensis).
(F. lolacea).

BROME GRASS (Bromus giganteus).—Cranbury.
(B. asper).
(B. sterilis).
(B. racemosus).
(B. mollis).
(B. arvensis).

COUCH G. (Triticum caninum).
(T. repens).

RYE G. or MOUSE BARLEY (Lolium perenne).—Also Darnel.