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Show The Garden of pleafant Flowers. m eae The Names. cllowc gt all , beinga litle whitiftrat the edges : the whole flower is of a purpliffry bearet ir alls g fenrat no lour, with {ome white and greenas it were mixed gmon it,of ew, or of a ide, gq eeniffiontheinf (aflowers were Ysyellow andgr fent. The Place - é Th efirft growethin : of E many places y placesof England, the Lowe-Countrics, ag dSpai 8 leh Spaine, but the laft chiefly in Spaine we call them, and : theTi eTimie. : : They flower in Aprill for th : ; P imesi emoft part, and foretimesin May. : TheN € Names. ; a e Lowe eo the fist is mote frequent in England,then in Spain,orth th Tacinth : va itis called with vs Hyacinthus Angliews, The Engli 3 — vehi ocalled as well Belgicus, as Hifpanicas : yet Dodonzuscalleth it tus , becaufe it was not written of by any Authour befern ws wonferip orehimfelfe. It is generally knowne in England by thename of Harebels, The other Spanith Iacinth beareth his namein histitle. Thefe plants grow in Spaine, Barbary, and Ethiopia, according astlt! ‘games and defcriptions doe declare. 7 i Pp “The Time, i Hyacintha s Eriophorus. The Woolly lacinth, The firft Aowreth not vntill June; fof, as I faids it is very tate befor! fpringeth ofthetime ground, and holdethhis leaiies aS is laid; vaitill eedibet,invp theout ineanc che feedetherepExipehetk; aSt mnt as good s ° MWe Places . Thegreater Spanith bell-Aowred Iacinth, good Hope, There was anctherallo. broug Leaties ieWt PCs whofe¢ lcaues peor of go Lousht from the Cape that hethree innerleaues were whitith ) and dentgd about theedges, otherwilett it ; ; 3 : r . * th or SpanithIa; ee Spanith bell flowredIacinth, is very like the former Engli h r at ng roget rs s growi many , as well flowe as ofleaue parts, in all with cinth, but greaterftalke, gethe many {hott greene leaues among th the toppe ofthe niie = em 2 anging downe piio encu dbat rata zdce larger with Reade thud y like vnto bels, of a darke P biewcolir hee ‘i Sig 3 whichin all refpects. was greater, but elfe differedlittle. ftalkes , yet, madé after the {amefafhion,a bt footeng vpomlanger } confuledly ftandi Ne . s an, Hyacinthus Hifpanicus maiorflore tampannle instar, : Hpldeth his greene leanesalmott vatill Winter. Mauritanicus, “Phere hath been another hereof broughtfrom about Fez and Marocco in Barba “feronger and greener then the former, the ftalkealfothicker, bearing diners flows colour : Some are purewhire. X1s atir, e, with many: {trong white fibres great, and white on the outfid t which pt able ee e ; etli late, 01 {pring hs ast and doc, Iacint other many of , fibres the as rith not yearly 5 Y ) > : ee i blew, tending to an a andflender, and thofethat lye neare the toppe ofthe earthbare,will be gtecne, real blacke and Wat feede in three {quare, great, and byached out heads : the rooreis >. Maxious Be- bleake alike,being white and very flimic ; fome whereofwill be great and round. other long ed Iacinth. oft, di are ir leaues; and turne back the ends alittle agaia: the otherthree which ope them{clues her ia themiddle of the flower , witho=utlayingOo asit were ;chofe toget Ie ey ny : ao fomeareparty coloured, blew and white ; and fo f, P toe me are ofa fine delayed purplifh red 3 hichfo callil apeachcolour. * y whichfome or bluth bluth colour, Therootes ofall forts aorce and are Hyacinthas Hifvanicus obfoletassThe Spanith dunne colour heads, confifting of fix leaues,. thtce whereof being the eutcrmolt, ceo ; i. I ler bl p facinth, like vnto the Oriental: ye a 9s —. lcilet late Orientall Lacineh , that thereby Theied ferotinas minor, tesche Orientalisce they may attk oneof them; ameng which rifevp one or more ftalkes, bearing diuers flowers fide, hanging downcthett ding on the one orftan way, ng one looki all chem s of toppe e ) e Sci tel at eli 5) Pb Bee Se 5 PP lay openthe The Garden ofpleafant Flowers, = eoao muses forwards forthe mooft tt, ‘ parted parted atthe bri inefie : oe at the brimmesinto fix eaces parts, datiinence turning vp their points alittleagaine, of a fweetifh, but heady fent, fomewhatlike ynto the Grape iba fa Tee ‘ini flower : the heads for {cede are long and {quare is much blacke feede : the a ible Z a dolourobehe a aiaee hehe iat of; d ceper ve ten ing toa purple; in others of2 ee EP: ; Orinta ' fe They are talled eyther Hyacinthns Hifpanicus minor S; T he Ieiter fay), to tharis , jathetitle, or Hyacinthas Orientalis facie ms SE Oriental ¢ yet fome haue’ call dcheai” Maciel foure ground, bearing fou This Spanifh Iaciath fpringeth verylate ou tof the hite line¢ ifthe eof « t n i middl Ww witha , leaues fhort, hollow, aud foft whitifh greene tin / | . : ee BioaidAodiafta Hae prvene lentes likedoé et to Pee fome ofthe lacinths, but ftiffer, orftanding more vpright, which beingety broken, yeeld many threeds, asif a little fine cotton wooll were drawne out: among thefé ‘eb of Foti ba rifeth vpa long greene round ftalke, a foote and a halfe high or more, whéreont z eta cane long bull coe which blowing open by degrees , firft below, and 0 vpwards,are very long in flowring : thetoppe of the ftalke, with the flowers and Andthe laft husZ Aphiqvicus laft“Byitint By pp ices obfoletatapppetf ut ding shoutthew the » Which neuergate ripe {cede head“whine farreeastoadbeksbt? as can heare of: ra rape cae asni 5 / alc teiniaige sotofeeeiheFahd Pataca Meantranlover eiiad They hauetheir names according tothe'pl Hyacinthus Bete SthManritanicus, See ; Peotour. i panifh, Barbary, or Ethiopian lactathyof a dunnser sis Hyatinthas Anglicus Belgicns,vel Hifpanious, Englith Haref-bels;or Spanith lacinth. : te a5 vunjiantic aea a ‘ oeencectFlare Det & focommoncuery where, that ; a the rootis white, fomewhatlike the root ofa Mufcari, buts full of wooll or "leecs or rather more, then the leaues, or any otherpart ofit. Nid i UE{ a4 it fearce™, ThePlace. This hath’b * 3 i sie into whereit hath been fent England, (his : divers tim es out of f Turkie : continued along time as Well in my.Garden as in chase but fome hard frofty Winters caufed itto:perifh with me, and diuers others,yet I haue had vetfallet tbeareth ditcrs:long and ‘natrow eféend Tediies Hoe taal vpbettl which {avingethsheir,fica’, amonehangingsdewane vpontheground, ully. dyinglong and.liollow flowers, *Dearta eat3 atac toppemany. E foswi ; ° greene eucry yeare in my itagaine Garden, froma friend , and dothabide frethand La The |