Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 163
this brings us in sightof a clue to another of its Scottish names—thewitches gowan. The globe-flower grows from oneto two feet high, and its foliage is of buttercup type,the leaves being cut up into five principal segments,and these in turn divided. It is a decidedly orna-mental plant, flower and… … DEWBERRY. To fftce page 122. PLANT ASSOCIATIONS 123 mountain pastures in the north of England andIreland, in Wales and in Scotland. Gerard, wesee, afifirms that it groweth in most places ofYorkshire and Lancashire, and other borderingshires of the north countrey, almost in euerymedow, but not found…
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