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Show The Orchard, They aralloprelerued andcandid,ase plealeth ftowe theirtimeand charge, did fruits. ; or the Comfitmaker to Genlewomeorei, fort among other can. Somélikewife dry them, like vato Peares, Apples, Damfons, and other Plummes. Matthiolus doth wonderfully commend the oyle draw ne from theker. nels of the ftones, to anoint the inflamed bemerrhoides lings ofvicers, the roughneffe of the tongue and throat ¢,or piles, the fwel. andlikewife the painesofthe cares. Cuar. XY. Mala Perfice. Peaches, e S Tordered the Cherries and Plummes, fo a todeale with Peaches, be» A= their varieties are many, and morek Lintend nowne inth kno’ i efe dayes thenin former times : but becaufethe Nedorin is with it as I did with the Aprticockeamong a differing kindeof Peach, Imuft dealé the Plummes, thatis., placeicina Chapt er byit felfe, + The Peach tree ofitfelfe pricocke,becaufe it is leffe Peachisa very good Peach,and ofan exc ellent good rellifh, being of a whitith greene colou t on theoutfide, yet halfe reddithyandis ripe mewWtide, about BartholThe yellow Peach is of ad ce Peyellow colour; there behereof diuers g0od and fome bad. forts, fome Th e St. lames Peach is the fame wit hthe Queenes Peach, here belo we fet downe, although fomewould make them dif fering. The Me atlUlif NiMy aCMN)MN)M > : re greater then ofany Plumme, ofadeepe blufh or light purple colour:after which commeth the fruit,which is round; and fometimes as great as a reafonable Apple or Pippin (I {peake of fomeforts; for i uch fmaller) witha furrow ot cleft On the one fide,and onthe outfide, ofc firme, others waterifh, from it moreorleffe cafily, one excell : > ing another very farre, wherei > i inkes orclefts in it, the kernel] whereofis n is containeda bitter: the roots and not againfta wall. then being inoculated on The great white Peach is white onthe outfide rellithed fruit. Thefmall white Peachis all o ne fort withthegreater, but differcthin fize. The Carnation Peachis ofthree s, two are round »and thethird long; they are all ofa whitith colour, fhadow ed ouer with red 3and more red onthe fi de is next the funne ; the leffer round is the more common,and thelate r ripe. The grand Carnation Peachis like the q former round Peach y but greater, date ripe, that is, in the beginn andisas ing ofSeptember, Thered Peachisan exceeding wel Theruffet Peach is oneo fthemo l rellithed fruit. ft ordinary Peaches inthe Kihgdome , ‘bei ruffet colour on the outfide » ng of 4 and butofa reafonablerellith other, 5 farre meaner then many TheIfland Reachis 2 faire Peach, and of avery-goedrellith. The Newington Ny, c = A \ , NS , Mi : i NW iS r Be \ FRto WH] WZ NA X\\( i HE WWW 9.9, HY} N\ W \ y NY ay) y wid(ee DI \\\ R B O ) \\ \ \ Mesh MAM \\ MA it | Sell Wd } Nii) a HI Hils locotone Peachis a yellow faire Peach, but differing from the formeryelPatt,it is ripebefore th afte, in that this hath afmall crooked end or point for th: molt <m, andbetter rellihed then any of the m. : eek Armuriacsfi Pracois. TheK icocke. locetonta.The Meloeotone Peach. 3 Malus Perfica Meloes ee fedNedoviame packing wlan Perficd MefihatclinaTh Perfica Regines.The QueenesVeach. 7 Pee nace ocala ficeen a Carnea lo nea, The long Carnation 4 Perpeanigra,TheblackePeteSiaTrt tags , 9 DNuciperf en rubra eprint The Ccc 3 104 Naciperficarubraalscrad |