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Show The Garden ofpleafant Flowers. : The Garden ofpleafant Flowers. x neetinenee faith: andin many Countries of Germany , as Hungarie, Auftria, Stiria, and Bohemia, as Clufius and other doereports m . that is bic fo continuing fundry yeares, vpontran(planting 5 will redire ad ingemsw quickly come againe te his old byas orforme. “The Timé, ‘KiliamAareum. The Goldred Lilly. They flowetfor the moft pattin Tune, yet thefirlt of thefe is the earlicft ‘ofall the reft. Thefecond red Lilly without bulbes groweth much higher then the firft, and al. The Names. moftas high:as any other Lilly :theroote hereofis white and {caly, the leauesare fomewhat longer , and of a darke ‘or fad greene colour ; theflowers are manyand Allthefe Lillies are called Zilie Rubra, Red Lillies : Some call thems large, Standing vprightasall thefe forts ofred Lillies doe, ofa paler red colourten. ding toan Orengeonthe infide, with many blackefpots, and lines on them as in the Lilium Auréwn, Lilium Purpurenm , Lilian Puniceu:; o Lilium Craentum, ‘Somealfo'call them A¢ertagon Chimiflarum,: Clufiuscalleth thefe bulbed Lillies Atartagon Bulbiferum. Ivis thought to be'Hyscimthws Poctarum, burl teferre the difcuffing thereoftoa fittertime, Wee haue, todiftinguifh them moft fitly (as [take it)giuen their proper names.in theirfeuerall titles. former, and more yellow onthe outfide: the feede veffels are like vnto the roundith headsofotherLillies,and fo arethe feedes in them likewife. 1, Lilinesminus bulbiferum, The dwarfe bulbedLilly. The firlt of the Lillies that carrieth bulbes onthe ftalke, hatha white fcaly roote . like the former ; from whence rifeth vpa {mall round ftalke, not much higher thea Crap. VI. the firft dwarfe Lilly, fceming to be edged, hauing many leauestherconof a fad green colourfet aboutit, clofethruft together: the greene heads for fowers,will hauea kind of woollineffe on them, before the fowers begin toopen,, and betweene thefe heads of flowers, as alfo vader them,and among the vppermoft leaues,appeare {mall bulbes or heads, which beingripe ifthey be putinto the grouad,orif they fall ofthemfelues, will fhoote forth leaucs, and beare flowers within two orthreeyeares like the mother ‘ene and fo will the bulbes of the other hereafter defcribed: the flowers of this Lilly are ofa faire gold yellow colour, fhadowed ouer witha thew ofpurple, butnot foredasthe firt, or thenexttobee defcribed. This Lilly will fhoote ftrings vndet ground,like asthe laftred Lilly will doealfo, whereat will grow white bulbed roots, like the rodtes ofthe motherplant, thereby quickly encreafing itfelfe. The fecond bulbed Lilly rifech vp with his ftalke as highas any of ‘thefe Lillies, carrying many long and narrow darke greene leaues aboutit » and at the toppe many with{pots onthemlikewife, hauing greater bulbes ftalke andamong the flowers, then en elfe. ing red colour, ee = aa Lilinm Crucntum florepleno. The Fieriered doub leLilly. any bulbes whenit thus beareth,whi chis but accidental ! as.the former double Lill) Lilia Album vulgare. The ordinary White Lilly; The ordinary White Lilly fearee needeth anydefcription, it is fo well knowrie; andfo frequent in euery Garden; but to fay fomewhatthercof; as Ivfeto doe ofeuery thing, beit neuer fo common and knowne ; ithathaclonédorfcaly roote, yellower rifethas high as moft of the Lillies ;*hauing many faire,braadjand long greene leaues thereon, larger and longet beneath, and {malleryv ponthe ftalke vpwards ; the-flowers are many or few, according tothe age of the plant: fertility ofthe foile, andtime of ftanding whereit growethsand ftand vponlong greenefootftalkes 5 Of a faire white colour, with'a long poiitell in themiddle, and white chines tipt with yellow pendents aboutit’, the fmellis fomiewhatheady and ftrong. The other White Lilly, differeth butlittle from the former White Lilly, either in roote, leafe, or flower, but only thatthis vfually growethwith more numberof flowers, then cuer we fawifour ordinary White Lilly : for Ihaue feenethe ftalke of this Lilly tune flat, of the breadth ofan hand, bearing neere two./hundred flowers. vpon a head, yet oft commonlyit bearethnot abotiea dozen, or twenty flowers, but {maly ler then the ordinary,asthe greene leauesare likewiles 3. Liliutsmains bulbife ram. Thegreater bulbeded Lily palmoft'as-high asthe lattfapd isthe moh bes. It hath many leaues about thé falk e, but nd mer: the flowers‘are ofas pale a redd mmingneereft vnto the colour ofthe ifh. yellowcd! Galdred Lillf > and in thooting-fttings » to ehereaferoot es vndet Eg hee nople. Lilium Album Byzantizum. The White Lilly ofConftantinople. The difference ofthis doth chiefly confitt in the Hower whic h is compafed ofmt nie leaues, asifmany flowers went to make one,{port ) ed with ; black fpors,and withott is {aid to be.\ Ne remaineth onely the White Lilly, ofall the whole family or ftocke of the Lillies, to bee fpoken of, whichis oftwo forts. The one is our commonor vulgar White Lilly ; and the other, that which was brought from Conftantis and biggerthen any ofthe red Lillies : the ftalke is of a blackifh greene colour, and, 2. Liliam Crientum bilbiferum, The Fieriered bulbed Lilly, faive red flowers, as large orlarger thenany oftheformer, and ofa deeper ' Lilium Album, The WhiteLilly, i * Thefe Lillies doe Wry all grdwin Gardens 1 5 buc their naturalplaces ces'o. of ero’ ingis the Moiintain esand it the Vallics aeere them in Italy . as Matthiol faith: The Places Thefirf¥groweth onely in Gardens, and hath not beene declared where itis foundwilde,; by anythat can heare of.The other hath beenefent from Conftantindple | among other rootes;: and therefore is likely to grow in fome parts'neere thereunto, ; The Tinte, They flower in lune orthereabouts, but-fhoote forth greene eaues an D2 Autumne, |