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Show The Gardenofpleafant Flowers. ; The.Garden of pleafant Flomers.\ whitil ow bluth colour on the infide wholly except fometimiesa lit: tthe = but the eutfide of everyleafe is finely Rript with crimfon ftripes, very thicke, fomewhatlike vnto a Gilloflower: inthe niiddle rifertrvpa {mall blackehead, compaffed aboutwith blackifh blew threads orthrums, which headis as | »fruiefall for fede in our Countrey as the former. This flower hath nofuch greene 20. Ranunculus Afiaticus flore rubro pleno, The double red Crowfoote ofAfia. ae ! former : the rootesare enclofeit befoteit be blowne openas theNA or toformer. vnderit, leaues én all things likethe ea double red Crowfoote hath his rootes and leaues fo like vato the fingle red kinde, that nonecan perceiue any difference, or know the one from the other, vntill the budde ofthe fower doeappeare, which after it is any thing forward, may beper- 16. Resuncolus Afiaticus fine Tripolitenus flore rubro. moft vfually but onefaire large double flower on thetoppeofthe ftalke, compofed of many leaues, fet clofe together in three or foure rowes, of an excellent crimfon pre 6 ceiued to be greater andfuller then the buddeofthe fingle kinde. This kinde beareth Thefingle red Crowfoote ofAfia or Tripoli. colour, declining to Scarlet, the outter leaues being larger thenthe inner; andin ftead of thrummes, hath many finall leaues fer together ; it hath likewife fix.fimall The lower leaues ofthis red Crow footearealwayes whole without diuifions, be. | — ; indented: about the edges, but the other thatri eeesem 7ee into three, and fometimesinto fine diniinttt ~ notched alfo aboutthe edges: the ftalke rifeth higherthen any ofthe former,andhath | iheseecencleaues onthe backfide of the flower, where the ftalke is fattened to if : JOH 3 : Thereis ofthis double kinde anotherfort, whofefloweris ofthe fame-colour with Poliferofore. iy fonnets but.out of the middle ofthe Aower arifeth another double flower, but re afi rower at the bottome thenat thetoppe, and not ftanding clofe and round onetoan- hs 3s i ! Thefe plants prowssaucallyi” diuers Countries ;fome in France, and Praansa0 ‘mre # Ean fome se RiaiehickBGO and Italy, and ome haue been He oe h Henle oe jewantionp eyand fome fromeis other, but with a certainediftance betweene, ofa duskie yellowith red colour onthe outfide, and ofa deepered on the infide, the middle being fet with many thrumsof 1 darke purple colour : the head for feedeis long, and {caly orchaffie , and idlein like | manneras the reft : the reote is madeof many graines or {mall kernels fer together, and clofing atthe head, but {preadingitfelfe, ifitlikethe ground, vnderthe vpptt therparts, their titles fort emoft part defcrying their Countries. ape tal Oe ames pA cruft ofthe earth into many rootes, encreafing from lengftrings, that runne fromthe middle ofthe {mall head ofgraines, as well as at the headit felfe. Some ofthem flowerearly’, as is fet downe. intheir defcriptions,or ti- tles. The others in Aprilland May... The white, Candy Crowfoote, and the otherfingle and doubleforts of Afia, about the fame time, or fomewhat 17. Rasuncalas Afiaticusforeample rubro.The large fingle red CrowfootofAfia later,and one in Autumne, asitis fetdownes There hath cometo vs out of Turkic, together with the former, among manyother rootes , vnderthe fametitle, adiffering fort ofthis Crowfoote, whofe leaues weate ! The Names. : broader, and much goaler; the flower alfolarger, andthe leaues thereof broadct, _fometimeseight ina flower, tanding round and clofe onetoanother, which maketh thefairer fhew : inall other thingsitis likethe former. ; 4 The namesthat are giuen feuerally to them may well ferue this worke, that thereby they ‘may bee diftinguifhed one from another: Forto fet downe any further controuerfi¢of namics, howfitly or vafitly they haue 18. Ranumculus Afiaticus flore rubro vario ficsplics beene called, and how variably by diuers former Writers,is fitter fora ge- Thered ftript fingle CrowfooteofAfia. - nerall Hiftory, vnto which Lleaue what may be.faid, bothcopcetning thefe and the reft: Onely this 1 would giue youto vnderftand,, thatthe Turkic kindes haue beenfent to vs vider the names of Terebeles for thefingle , and Tereboles Catavecr lale for the double, andyet.oftentimes, thofethat haue i “go, ic ThePlaces mals omit two or three {mallerleaucs, more cut in and diuidedthen thofe belowe: at the toppe whereofftandeth onc large flower, madeof fiue leaues , euery one being na- -<»This party coloured Crowfootediffereth not eyther in rooteor leafe from the for -~vmer, the chiefeft differenceis in the lower , which being red, fomewhatlike thefor been fent for double, haue proued fingle:, folittle fidelityistobee found ‘mer, hath yet fome yellow ftripes or veines through cuery leafe, fometimes but littl Ere sand fometimes fo much, that it feemeth to bec party colouredi red and yellow #ths a)°, fortis very tender; for we hauetwice hadit, and yet perifhed with vs. amaofig them. 2 Feey gare Allor moft ofthefe plants are very fharpe and exuleerating,yet the care 19.Ranusculas Afisticus flore luteo varia fimplici. The yellow ftript fingle Crowfoote of Afia. andinduftry ofdiuers learned men hauc found many good effects in many ofthem. Forthe reotes and leaues both ofthe wilde kindes,, .and of fome Theteis little difference in the roote ofthis Crowfeote f; ited, but the leaues are much different, being very much divided, seache aia Se 4 way the fitsin Feuers. The roote likewife of the double Englith kinde is applyed for peftilent fores, to hel pe to breake them, by drawing the ve- or nine round leaues ; the toppes whereof haue reddith fjpots. and theedges fometimé in diuers places ofthe body, fine palegreenith yellow:colour,confilting of fix andfeuen.. ofthefe ofthe Garden, ftamped a rdbes der a » hauedriuen a- aud (enctimes eight alfo,with fach purplifhthrums in the middle that the other hate, None of thele for ___.mer Crowfecte with kernelly rootes , haue euer beene found to haue giuen fog0o feed in England,as that being fowne, any ofthem would fpring vp ;,for hercof cryall Aduck » hath been often made; but all they haue loft their labour, chat haue beftowed thel “Tel wogpaines therein, as farre asl know. f, 20. Rasanciet f nometo the place. They helpe likewife to take away {carres and markes |