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Show 254. | The Garden of pleafant Flowers.$ TheGardenofpleafant Flowers, esteemed says ne nideeniaistebhiaiia pion, but not folarge, leaucs of {wecre Williams, but refembli ng thes, the — ie tbe.orrather nor fo many together ftalkes haue finallerleaues at nO: (HNO VE MeicF SMS «3 pale, butbrighe | the ioynts then thofe belowe, and branched at the toppe,with manywherco f {ome have Pinke, ed feather the ike edges,l onthe in cut or iagged , red flowers buta wilde is yet but William, wilde of kinde taken itto beakinde , and fomefora and by the | flowers, the beareth that huske Campion, as may be obferued, both byhis Gillowers,but (as I faid) rayith roundifh feede, being not of the Family of Pinkes and of the Campions: the rooteis full offtrings or fibres. gucepun iid : oe not tania vo te a ) cio suc [PNR & Vi00fDapl ig ‘fv i See Sa as Sy b be is lower and {maller, The double kindeis very like ynto the fingle kinde, but that it andthe flowers very double. $. Lychnisfilucsirisflorepleno rubre. Red Batchelours buttons, The double wilde Campion (which of our Countrey Gentlewomenis called Bat. chelours buttons)is very like both in rootes,leaues, ftalkes , and flowers yntothe or- dinary wilde red Campion, but fomewhat Icffer, his flowers are not iagged,. but {mooth, and very. thicke,anddouble, fothat moft commonly it breaketh. his fhort huske, wherein the flower ftandeth on the one fide, feldome hauing a whole huske, and are ofa reddifh colout. gilychiins fildéftrisflare albopleno, White Batchelours buttons. Astheleaues ofthe former double Campion waslike vnto the fingle kindethat had red flowers, fo this hatxhis leaues like vnto thefiagle whitekinde, differing in nootherthing fromit, butimrhe doubleneffe of the flowers, which by reafon of the multi. plicity of leaues in them thrufting forthtogether, breaketh his huskes wherein the flowers doe ftand, as the other doth, and hath {carce one flowerin manythatiswhole. 10. Ocymoides arborea femper virens. Strange Bafiil Campion. This Strange Campion (for thereunto it mutt bee referred} thooteth forth many round, whitith, wooddy,butbrittle ftalkes,whereon ftand divers long, and formewhat thicke leaues, fet by couples, narrow atthe bottome, and broader toward the point, ofavery fairegreene and fhining colour, fothat thereis more beauty in the greese leaues, which doe fo alwaies abide y then inthe fowers, whichare of a pale red ot bluth colour, confifting offine fmall long broad pointed leaues, notched in themiddle, which doenot lye clofe; but loofly as it were hanging ouer the huskes's afterthe flowers are paft,, there comeheads that containe blackith feede: the rooteis final, ‘ hard, white;andthreadie. 11. Mufcipala Lobelyfine Ben rubrum Mon{pelienfiuns, Lobels Catch Fie, Imuft needesinfert this fmall plant,to finith this part ofthe Campions,whercunto it belongeth,being a pretty toyeto furnith and deckeouta Garden. It fpringeth vp! it haue beene once fowneand {uffered tofhed) in the later end of the yeare moft com monly,or elfe in the Spting with fiueorfix {mall leaues , very like ynto the leauesof Pinkes,and ofthe fame grayifh colour, buta little broader and fhorter, and when beginneth tofhioote vp for flower, it beareth finaller leaues onthe clammyof vifcous ftalkes (fittohold any {mall thing that lighteth on it) being broad at the bottom compaffing them, anda ftanding twoat a ioynt one againft another: the roppes ofthe ftalkes arediuerfly branchedinto feuera}l parts, every branch having divers fmall red flowers, not notched, but fmooth , ftanding out of{mall, long,round, ftript husks which afterthe fowersare paft, containe {mall grayith feede : the roote is fmnall, and after it hath ginen feede-but is bef i of its i owne feede, ifit perifheth be faifered to thed. g e; but rif rifeth(asis before faid) The Place. ‘The Rofe Campions, Flowers ofBriftow, or None fuch,the Baflil Cam pis Pieafant L a Kore plane rubro. Sarche plex. The double red Rofe Campion. 3 Lychn able None fuch,or fower of Briltow. ¢ Lyehnu 7 Lychnie Slmefirie flare plane albe, White Barchol , |