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_Helleborus foetidus_, stinking hellebore, bear's foot, or
setterworth,--all over the High Wood and Coneycroft Hanger: this
continues a great branching-plant the winter through, blossoming about
January, and is very ornamental in shady walks and shrubberies. The good
women give the leaves powdered to children troubled with worms; but it is
a violent remedy, and ought to be administered with caution.

_Helleborus viridis_, green hellebore,--in the deep stony lane on the
left hand just before the turning to Norton Farm, and at the top of
Middle Dorton under the hedge: this plant dies down to the ground early
in autumn, and springs again about February, flowering almost as soon as
it appears above the ground.

_Vaccinium oxycoccos_, creeping bilberries, or cranberries,--in the bogs
of Bin's Pond.

_Vaccinium myrtillus_, whortle, or bleaberries--on the dry hillocks of
Wolmer Forest.

_Drosera rotundifolia_, round-leaved sundew--in the bogs of Bin's Pond.

_Drosera longifolia_, long-leaved sundew--in the bogs of Bin's Pond.

_Comarum palustre_, purple comarum, or marsh cinquefoil--in the bogs of
Bin's Pond.

_Hypericum androsoemum_, Tutsan, St. John's Wort--in the stony, hollow
lanes.

_Vinca minor_, less periwinkle--in Selborne Hanger and Shrub Wood.

_Monotropa hypopithys_, yellow monotropa, or birds' nest--in Selborne
Hanger under the shady beeches, to whose roots it seems to be
parasitical, at the north-west end of the Hanger.

_Chlora perfoliata_, _Blackstonia perfoliata_, _Hudsoni_, perfoliated
yellow-wort--on the banks in the King's Field.

_Paris quadrifolia_, herb of Paris, true-love, or oneberry--in the Church
Litten Coppice.

_Chrysosplenium oppositifolium_, opposite golden saxifrage--in the dark
and rocky hollow lanes.

_Gentiana amarella_, autumnal gentian or fellwort--on the Zigzag and
Hanger.

_Lathraea squamaria_, tooth-wort--in the Church Litten Coppice under some
hazels near the foot-bridge, in Trimming's garden hedge, and on the dry
wall opposite Grange Yard.

_Dipsacus pilosus_, small teasel--in the Short and Long Lith.

_Lathyrus sylvestris_, narrow-leaved, or wild lathyrus--in the bushes at
the foot of the Short Lith, near the path.

_Ophrys spiralis_, ladies' traces--in the Long Lith, and towards the
south corner of the common.

_Ophrys nidus avis_, birds' nest ophrys--in the Long Lith under the shady
beeches among the dead leaves; in Great Dorton among the bushes, and o