Starwort (Stellaria Holostea).—The bright stitches of white embroidery on our banks.
Chickweed (S. media.)—The chickweed dear to bird-keepers.
(S graminea).—Cobweb-like, almost invisible stems, and blossom with a fairy brightness over the heaths.
(S. uliginosa).—The same adapted to marshes—Cuckoo Bushes, Helmsley.
Sandwort (Arenaria Rubra).—The little pink flowers crop up through the gravel paths.
Corn Spurrey (Spergula arvensis).—Very long-spurred, with white small blossoms.
(Alsine tenuifolia).—Roman road between Hursley and Sparsholt.
Knawel (Scleranthus annuus).—Hursley.
St. John’s-Wort Tribe
Tutsan (Hypericum Androsæmum).—Handsome flower, and seeds—Cranbury and Allbrook.