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Show HISTORIE OF PLANTS, OF THE THE SECOND BOOKE foftle aues, foniewhatidowni 9 Lychmis Plumaria. | Fethertop wilde Campion, e The fiftkjnde ofwilde Campto! re attalkesdivided intodiners bran: which ing flat vponifhe sfounde: athong either of theftalke and braun even in the paces, ertait catcertaine grow do 2) i :wherebpon fonds but of an ouerworne ches nefleofa goate, peplonciictlie nble thefh: y hai refemblethe ches {mall graflelike leaues,which The Theflowers growe inf # name his tooke it whereot isal I 0 ,asis al Ithe reft ofthe plant, duftie colour rédcolour, fhining abright of leaues forked finall fiue atthe top of the braunches , compolec1 of oa he ddiee fubft lub ance ‘ fawoo woodai thicke and ofa rT] ateisis thicke Thero at fpredypot hoarie leaues ,1at, fat, and Mo chicke sthicke, g n o l long many many very hath on very hath Campi n, (vilde Campio al fet fixckind of wildé 6se The : thofe ofthe garden Campion, but or a vere auiiconst ta elike dfubl {taunc the groun de, in fhape andfub cesbycouples, der ftalkes , feratcercaine diftan llandten ; g whichrife vp {ma my. Ate ae wotne colouir : amon er, The flowers do growe at thé top of the ftalkesn little fmall ,but other the s.as leaue ike fuchl | with > ge ot pipe e ffrings “ threddi many ,with . illiams,ofa red colour. Théroote is thicke tufts like thofe of fiveeteve V\ $F eusiie Pits Ly, roote, of a woodie fuftance,as moft fet from thebottome to the top! leaueslike vnto Cowe Bafill : the leaues hardbythe ftalke der fhootes, whereon.do leaues. The flowers grow ches, in fhape like little foorth in one placeof¢ ( purple taffell: the little knubbe ir felfe iso lowifh colour, S Lychnit flue firisis alba,alb Theygrowe of themfelues of plowed fieldes, meddowes , : common in many places. The Sea Campion groweth bythe Lancafhire at a‘place called Ly from VVygan, from whence I} brought me for my gardenbyadiligen of fimples , mafter Thomas Hesketh, who } harde it reportedthat in the fameplace doth ¢ of the fame kinde fome with red flowers, which ate very rare to be feene. % The time. They flower and flourith moft part of the fomMer,even ynto Aurumne. Thew; oe & The names. ae calledin Greeke avyris agra: in Lacine Zychnés fjlvefirie: in Englith wilde a pion, ’ %& The temperature. i mpetature ofthefe wilde Campions are referred vnto thofé ofthe garden, The weight of twod 7 te The vertues. : White wilde Campion, Spailing Campion. ps %& The defiripticn. The feathered Campion hath ons haue:from which rifeth vp aftifi faftned t6 the vpper part thereol, 7 Lychats Gaylieulisfiriatis Clufit. : g ee 384 Papecholeeby ct Odramsof the feede of wilde Campion, beatento powder and drunke, doth o y the ftooles andis goodfor themthatare {tung or bitten ofany venemousbeatt. OfWillow herbe,or Looféfrife. ; The kindes loftoride < : ; oe a otherold writers knew“but oneae herbe Willow,which wasthat withthe yel thitd of Meee hath added three, whichare baftardekindes; two ofa pu blew flower, Since wee haue difconereddiuers forts more 5 oncof like the a : %& The defcription. 1 rater Wiillow 3 Or Oft fi e Ty whic ifhall befet fo é POS tafurtherconfid eration, TeteBOF Willow infha eli 7 dies Lacesare ftriped with white among the greene partofthe leafe, fettogit! bycouples, in equall diftaunces, The flowers growe at the top ofth Cowe Bafill,orrather like Spatling Poppie, of a white colour,w! $ Thewildewhite Campion hathleanes like vnto the Sea{ and hairi¢. Theflowers growat the top ofthe ftalkes, ofa milk woodic {ub{taunee, andfome threddie {trings annexed thereto. 7 ve Thedefcription. %he i \ ee x > herbe ofa grayifh greene ren colour, ! ; erhath long andnarrowleaues, Toun aa es illow otSallow leaués, ftanding three or fower one again{t another °Spatling Campion hath a flender hoarie ftalke fomewhat brittle, wherupon et : pointedleaues ftraked with greene among the hoariepart of the leafe, enenas f°} Chap.122. athe Dp: y out the ftalke, whichtowardthe top dinidethitfelfe into many other branches? be eon ae ofyellow flowers without {mell; which beingpatt, there commerh cond kinde of peli tootis long andflender. aaa a illowherbe in ftalkes and leauesis like the former, fauing that his ®Colour ; which b Be flowers growe along the ftalketowardthe top {pike fathion,ofa faire Sota vSIne withered, doe Browe into downethat is carti Bbr the winde. |