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Show The Garden of-pleafant Flowers. ‘L be Garden of pleafant blowers. leffe, fome more, and fome leffe {potted then others : Vfually it isa deepe{carlet, {peckled or fpotted with white, hauingalfp fome ftripes among theleaues, Caryophyllus refens rotundus Magifri Tugeic, Matter Tuggichis Rofe Gillofloweris ofthe kindred of thefe Tawnies,being raifed from the feede of fome ofthem, and onely poffeffed by him thatisthe moft induftrious preferuerofall na. tures beauties, being a different fort from all other, in thatit hath yound leaues, withoutanyiagge at all on the edges,of a fine fa. mellfull colour,without any {potorftrake therin,verylike vnto afmall Rofe, or rather much like vnto the red Rofe Campian, both for fornse;colour, and roundnefle, butlargerforfize, ‘The Place. Allthefe are nourifhed with vs in Gardens, noneof their naturall places being knowne, except one before recited, and the yellow whichis silefi many of them being hardly preferued and encreafed. The Time. They flowernot vntill the heate of the yeare, which is in Iuly (vnleffeit bean extraordinary occafion)and continue flowring,vntill the colds ofthe Autumne checke them, or vntill they haue wholly out {pent themfclus, and are viually encreafed bytheflips. @ The Naitiesd Moft of our later Writers doe callthem by onegenerall name, Cérh phyllusfativus, andflos Caryophylieus, adding theteunto maximus, when we meane Carnations, and mater when we would expreffe Gilloflowers,which nameis taken fro% Cloues,in that the fent ofthe ordinary red Gilloflowet efpecially doth refemblethem. Diuers other feuerall names haue beet formerly giuen them, as Veronica, or Zetonica altera,or etonica altilis,and coronaria. Herbs Tanice, Viola Damafcena,Occilus Damafeenus, and Barbar ews, Of fome Cantabrice Plixg. Some thinke they were vnknowne tothe Ancients, and fome Would haue them to be /phium ofT heophraftus, wht of he maketh mention in his fixth and feuenth Chapters ofhis fixth book, among Garland and Summer flowers; others to be his Dies anthos , ot lat fies, mentionedin the former, andin otherplaces. We call them in Engl (as I faid before)the greateft kindes, Carnations, and the others Gillofow ers (quafi luly fowers)as they are feuerally exprefled. The Vertues, The red or Cloue Gillofloweris moft vfed in Phyficke in our Apotht caries fhops, none of the other being accepted’of or vfed (and y doubt not, butall of them might ferue, andto good purpofe, although 1 “d will doc)ands to giuefo gallant a tin@ure to a Syrupe asthe ordi accounted to be very Cordial. — ches)Mabe: Crar.L Xx; Caryophylii filueftres. Pinkes, OE D5 ADL Es i diuers forts of wilde or_tmall Gilloflowers (which wee vival Tait remaine : ink fingle, and fome double few‘ to be entreated of, fome bearing call Pinkes) - fome fmooth, almoft withour any deépe dents on theedges, and fome iage™ orasit were feathered, Some growine vpright like vato Gillodowers , others ; z pins pins z plumad Pinke. 2 Caryophyllus multiplex filueftris.Double Pinkes.- Cartophy Dus filuepris p lus Stclatys, StarrePinkes. 5 ‘Cavyopbyllus repens: Maned Pinkess G& Caryephyllus mes marius.Feathered or isgged Pinkes. 4 C2? The ordinary Thiffle or Sea Cuthion, Siterramens. The great gre Thuftie or Sea Guloflower. 7 Caryophylus marinus.We é |