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Show naeebeniaiall 602 HISTORIE OF PLANTS. THE THE SECOND: BOOKE OF lifer. 7 een 8 Calendula maiorprolifera. Jacke an apesa Forte backe, 603 to Thewwilde Marigoldis like vnto the fingle garde Marigold, butaltopitherleffer,8 thewhole plant perifhreth atthe firtapprochrof winter, and redoucrethiefelfe againe. byfalling of thefeede: an) 10\ Calendila arutnfis; Wilde Marigold: § Calendila alpina: Mountaine Marigold: x The de(cription. - rantua This fruitfullormuch bearing Marigolde, is likewife called ofthe vulgar fort of ae 9 ae an apesahorfe backe:it hath leaues,ftalkes and rooteslike the common fort of Marigi vei ae ftalke the of top atthe foorth bring doth forthisplant flowers, ofhis fhape the in the other Marigoldes, fromthe which ftart foorthfiindrie other {mall flowers, yeHo" bod and of thefamefathion, as the firft,which if I be nat deceiuedcommethto pafle per tomer by chaunce, as nature oftentimes liketh to plaie with other flowers,or as che two thumbes ononehand, andfich like,whichliuing to be mendoget childrenlikev cerns feede ofthis Marigold, whichifit be fowen,it bringeth foorth not oné etien fo of thonfand,like the plant from whenceit was taken, ' hance fromll 8 Theotherfruitfull Marigold,is doubrleffe a degenerate kinde , comming by . i ede of igh ; feede ofthe double Marigolde,whereasfor the moft part the other commethof the!¢ flowers,whercin confifteth thedifference. dus Cl Hitt g The Alpithor mountaine Marigolde, which Z’Obelius fetteth downe for a vaule , Plantago Alpina,is fo calledby Taber AdontanusCaltha, or Calendula Alpina a oe it Thels Mor The Mari : % The time. <= : : NS % The names. endula + it is to be feene to flowerin the Calends almoft of eticrie Heth: ttis alfo called | Chryfanthemum of his golen colout,offome Caltha, and Caltha Poetarum, “tot Columella and §* his Bucolicks Fireilldo write,faying : that Ca/thaisa flower ofyellow colour, whereof7s The Marigolde is called Cal sthe fecond Egloge,writeth thus ; i Mollia Luteola pingit vaciniaC.altha: The wench trins vp her garlandwith yellow Matigold, Gheetee Violets moit delightful to behold. alo inhis r6.booke of gardens hath thefe words : Candida Leucoia liuentia Lumina Caltha, Stockgilliflowers exceeding white, And Marigolds.n ¥ : Itis tho, N oft yellowbright, then » it Pench eht togo,be tl7 Te Gromphena 7 in Dutch Gout ting with manythreddie ftrings annexed ‘theréto: ftom which rife vp broade, ee hich leanies,ofan ouerworne greene colour ,notynlike vnto thofe of Plantaine: among i feth vp aronghand tenderftalke,fet withthe like leaues son the top whereof ce oe gle yellow flowerpaled about the edges withfmall leaues of alight yellow,tending facta! Jour; the middle of the fower is compofed ofa bundle of threds,thicke thruft rogitas the middle of the fielde Daifie, of a deepe yellowecolour, 4 Theplice. Matigold flowrethfrom Aprill or Maie, euenvatill winter,and in winter allo ifit be warme, rather refembleth a Marigolde thenany other plantsI hauenot thought it ane é nfl place , leaning the confideration thereof yntg the friendly Reader, or toa turtne? ; thick bicaufe itis aplant that I amnot wellacquainted withall; yet Ido reade that it ae aa growing a flope vnder the vpper cruft ofthe earth,ofan aromaticall or{picie pal i : 8 : a ttle Matigolds with double flowers efpecially, are fet arid fowen in gardens ; the others,theit titles do fet foorththeir naturall being. % bbocig Sonftt &} Goude vin Ytalian Fior Aogaiine/e: in : efloiver Gf Ms 4a Heute: 4 iN abt tent in high Dutch hinnlebtue golds a se Thetemperatare and tigolde is of temperature Hot; almoftin che comfortthe hare, & to withtt: 's though tto ftrengthén& got ilent ag ue: : h Det bein Sah C ac, gues , being t aken any waie : Fuch/ims hath wntten, that gs rubke with ot downe the termes, & that the fuftie thereof expelleth the fecondine or afterbirel |