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Greenwich Park: its history and associations (1902)

Webster, Angus Duncan · Greenwich H. Richardson · leaf 89

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nightshade (S. dulcamara)^is to be seen near Chesterfield entrance, and the blacksolanum (S. nigrum) plentifully in many of theshrubberies and borders. The meadow saffron, or colchicum (C.autumnalis)yis also seen in several parts of the Rangers grounds—in the woodlands, where it is hardly likely to… … FAUNA AND FLORA. 43 most unlikely to have been introduced by the handsof man. In summer, hundreds of visitors almosttread on the latter plant, and yet for three years ithas escaped notice—or rather extermination. Three species of campanula are fairly common inthe Park : the hairbell (C.…

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