Welsh Journals

RANUNCULACEAE CLEMATIS VITALBA L. Traveller's Joy; Old Man's Beard. Naturalised in a few places in hedges near cottages. Glandyfi Llandre Tre'r ddol Tal-y-bont Pen-y- Garn and Bow Street Nant Caerio Llanilar Llanrhystyd Llannon Aberaeron Llechryd Cenarth. THALICTRUM Flavum L. Meadow-rue. Known in one locality only. On side of the main road, or just inside the adjacent field, between Glandyfi and Tre'r ddol, near the eleventh milestone long established. Discovered by Mr. George Rees, 1904. [THALICTRUM MINUs L. b. MONTANUM Wallr. Mountain Meadow-rue. Should occur on Plynlumon plentiful on Cader Idris and on the Carmarthen Fan. Seen in a cottage garden at Ponterwyd, and not likely to have been brought from any distance. T. 0. Morgan gives Cwm Graig. This is probably a Merionethshire locality.] ANEMONE NEMOROSA L. Wood Anemone. Frequent woods, copses, shady banks, hill pastures. Llyfnant Valley (as at Glasbwll); Eglwys Fach (at the waterfall); Tre Taliesin D61-y-bont Ceulan valley in the Aberystwyth district, as in Cwm Woods, on the Paith brook, Cwm Coedwig, Geufron (opposite Llanbadarn), South Gate Rheidol valley (at inter- vals, to Devil's Bridge); Nant Salem Rhyddnant (to its head, 1,400 ft.); Pentre Briwnant Blaen Myheryn Plynlumon (to 2,000 ft.); Nant Magwyr Cnwch Coch; Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn Cwm Brwyno above Strata Florida Abbey (as at Pant-y- Fedwen, hill pastures of the Glasffrwd); Claerddu Tywi valley (Hirnant, Fannog, etc.); Lledrod; Aeron valley (as at Llannerchaeron, Llanllyr, Nant Afallen); Mydr valley, below Mydroilyn Lampeter district (as at Derry Ormond); cliff slopes of the coast (as at Trwyn Croi, N. of Llangrannog); Teifi valley (as at Llechryd). Mauve-coloured and purplish varieties of the flower occur.