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Show TheGarden of pleafant Flowers. S|neaAONESOM i 1. Thymam legitimam capitatum.: The wuclfyme. Lhe Gardenofpleafant Fldwert. 455 ineThe Vertuesa:. The true Tymeisavery tender plant, jhauiag hard and hoarybrittle branches, {preading froma {mall wooddy ftemme, abouta foote anda halfehigh , whereon are feat {eugrall:ioynts, and by {paces,many {mall, long, whitith;orhonsy’greenc leaues, of aquicke{enrand tafte : atthetops.of the branches ftaodfmalJ Jong whitith greene heads , fomewhat likéynto tle heads of stechas, madeas it were of| mtany leaues or {cales, out of which ftart forth {mall purplifhGoywers (and in fome white,as Belloniis *faich)afterwhich commeth {mall feede, that foone falleth out, and ifit be not care. Thetrue Tymeis afpeciall helpexto melanchdlicke: andfpleneticke dif. eafes, as alfoto flatulent hamours, either ia the Vpper orlowey parts. of the body. The oyle thatis*Chimically drawsie outof ordinary Tyme, isvied (as the whole herbe is “in the'ftead of the true in pils for thé head and'ftoi mach. It is alfo much ¥fed forthe toothach, ‘as many otherfi¢h like hot oylesiare. ‘4 12 215% igs fully gathered, isfeqneloft, whichmade(Lehinke) T heophtaltus t6 wife, thar this Tymewasco.befowaser the flowers;as nathauthg anyathér feedesthexaotis final! and wooddy..; This hqldeth.norhis leaues.in ‘Winter, nonotabout Seuilkin Spaine, where ix growethabouadantly,.as.Clufius recordeth, findingrit thereinakedor{poiled ofleangs.. Aad will aor abide our,Winters, but perifhethwholly,rooteand all. Cuar. CXENTE ! Hyffopus. Hyffope. S88 Sergidlumsborten{z fine vosint, Garden wilde Tyme: '” - TLhewilde Tymeshatis cherifhed in gardens groweth vpright;but yerislowe,with divers flendet branches, andfiiallseund greene leaues,;fomewhatlike vnto {mall fine Marierome;and {melling fomewhatlike vnto it: the fowersgrowcitiroundels atthe tappes.ofthe branches; ofa purplith colotir =: ‘And in another of this 'kinde they are ofa ipure white celoure r > Thereis another al{o like hereunto, that fmelleth fomewhatlike vato‘Muske ; and therefore called Muske Tyme, whofegreene: leaues are'not fo fmall-as the former, but largerand longer, ; ; d 3. Serpillum Citratum. Lemon Tyme. The wilde Tyme that fmelleth like vntoa Pomecitron or Lemon,hath many weake branchestrayling on the ground,like vnto the firft defcribed wilde Tyme,with fmall darke greene leaues, thinly or [parfedly fet onthem | and {melling like vnto a Lemon, with whitifhflowers at the toppesin ronndels or fpikes, 4. Serpillum aureum five verficolor, Guilded ot embroidered Tyme. Thiskinde ofwilde Tymehath fmall hard branches lyingorleaning tothe ground, with {mall party coloured leaues vpon them, divided into ftripes or edges , of a gold yellow colour,the reft ofthe leafe abiding greene, which for the variable mixturcot placing ofthe yellow, hath caufedit to be calledembroidered or guilded Tyme. I referue forthe Kitchen garden, ahd intend’ onelyi this’place to giue you the knowledge of fome morerare: viz. of fuch as are nourfed vp by thofe that are curious, andfit forthis garden ‘for there are fome other, that muft be remem- bredin the Phyticke garden, or garden of Simples,or elfein agenerall worke. 1. Hy({fapus' folys nivets. White Hyflope: This white Hyopeis ofthe faméekinde anid finell withthe common Hyffope ; but differeth , inthae this many times hath diuers feaués , thac wfe wholly of-a white colour,with part of the ftalke alfo : others are parted,the one halfé white,theother halfe greene, and fome are wholly greene) orwith fomefpots'or ftripes of whit# within the gteene, which makesit delightfullto moft Gentlewomen. 2. Hy//opusfolys cinerets, Ruflet Hyflope. Asthelafthath party coloured leaues, white and greene, fethis hath His leaues of tnahh-colour, whichof fomeis called ruffet ;and hath«he'other difference cither in lame or {mell. 3. Hy/Jopus aurcws. Ycllow orgolden Hyffope, All the leaues ofthis Hyffope are wholly yellow, or but a little gfeeh@in chem,and tteoffo pleafant acolour,efpecially in Summer, that they prouoke matty Gentlewoten to weare themin their heads,-and'on their aries, with as muchdelight as many fnehowers can gine : but in Wintertheir beautifull colouris much decayed, being of twhitifh greenc, yet recouer themfelues againe the next Summer. ThePlace. The firft groweth asis {aid before, about Seuill in Spaine, in very aboundanceas Clufius faith; andas Bellenius faith, very plentifully ongrttt the mountaines throughall Greece. The others growe fomein this County, and fomein others: but wee preferue them withall the care weecan in-out gardens,for the {weete and pleafant {ents and varieties they yeeld. The Time. The firft dowreth not vntill Auguf, the reft in Iuneand Taly. 4. Hyffopasfurculis denfis. Double Hyffope: Asthiskinde of Hyffope groweth lowerthen the former or ordinary kinde, fo it hath more branches,flenderer, and not fo wooddy,leaning fomewhat downe toward the ground, fo wonderfully thicke fet with leaues, that are like vntothe other, but ofa datker greene colour, and fomewhat thicker withall, that iris the onely fine fweete herbe , that Iknowfitteft (ifany be minded to plant herbes) ro fet or border a knot of etbes or flowers, becaufe it will well abide, and not growe too wooddy orgreat, nor The Names. . Ti are manyvarieties of Hyflope, befide the commonorotdinary , which Their names are feuerally fet'downe in their titles , ais fafficient ediftinguiththem 3 and therefore T thall nor needeto trouble you any fur thet withthem, 3 ' The ethinne of leaues inone part, whenit is thicke in another, fothat it may be keprwith Cutting as fmooth and plaineas atable. If it be fuffered togtowevp of it felfealone, itrifeth with leaues as beforeis {pecified, and fowrethas the common doth, and of the famefentalfo, not differingin anything,but in the thickneffe of the leanes on the falkes and branches, and the aptneffe to be ordered as the keeper pleafeth. 5. Chamadrys |