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Show ———e—e—ee {heGarden of \pleafanettowers. — The Garden ofpleafant Flowers, : ion, andthe:C atch Flie,hauebeenfentysfronrbeyond : theSeas’, and-afe | aoe fedv pin Gardens withvs; the : other Campions.thatare double, : Soeoginprally fo found double wilde : forno art or ifdutry of map, ould be affured oftorbe true,be it by neuer fo manlyrepetiriags oFSafina , and plancticall obferuations (as I haue faid in hebe. inning of this worke) could bringanyflower, fingle by nature, to become whatfoe double, notwithftanding many affirmations to that purpofe, but Art hath not and felfe, her Nature double, be ver hath been found wildeto by flip produced it)and being brought into Gardens ,’ are there encreafed ping, and parting the roote, becaafethey giuenofeede. lo 331 ; 1. Keiri fine Lencoium luteum fimplex vulgare, Commondfingle Wall-Alowers. The commonfingle Wall-flower which growethwilde abroad, and yet is brought into Gardens, hath fundry f{mall, narrow, long, and datkegreene Jeapes, fet with. out order vpon {mall round whitifh wooddy ftalkes, which beare at the tops diuers fingle yellow flowers one aboue another, euery onc havingfoure leauesa peece,and of avery {weetefent :after which come long pods, containing reddith feede: the roote iswhite; hard and thready. 2. Keirifine Lencdinm luteumfinplex maius The great fingte!Wall:-fower. The Time. Allof theta. doc flowerinthe Summer, yet none before May. The Names. The firft kindesare called Lychmides fatine, and coronaria, in Englifhge nerally RofeCampions. Thenextis called Lychnts Chalcedonica, and Bp zantiva; in Englith, offome Nonefuch, and of others Flowerof Briftow, andafter the Latine, Flower ofConftantinople, becaufeit is thoughttht feede was firft brought from thence; but from whence the double ofthis kindecame,wecannottell. Thenames of the othersof this kinde, both fingle and double, are fet downe with their defcriptions, ‘Thefeathered Campionsate called _4rmoraria pratenfis, and Flos Cucul?, and ofClufins and others thoughtto be Odontitis Pliny. Some callthem in Englifh Crow flowers, and Cuckowe-Flowers; and fomecall the double hereof, Tht faire Maide of France. The Baffil Campions were fent over among maly otherfeedes out ofItaly, by thename of Ocimoides arborea femper virtm Arborea , becaufe the ftalke is more wooddy and durable then other Cam pions : And femper virens, becaufe the leaues abide greene Winter and Summer. Clufius calleth it Lychmis femper virens , becaufe it is certainly 4 Campion. Thelaftis diuerfly called of Authors; Lobel calleth it Mui pula: Others Armoraria altera: Dodonxus Armerius firs quartus. Clufis Lychnis ilac/irts altera,in his Spanith obferuations, and primain his Hiftory of plants, and faith, thelearned of Salmantica in Spaine called it, Bev” bram,as Lobelfaith, they of Mowpelier doe alfo : and by thatname [re ceiuedit firft out of Italy. It hath the name of CatchFlic, of Mafeipulathe Latine word , becaufe theftalkes in the hot Summer dayes haue acertaltt v fcous or clammy humourvponthem, wherebyit eafily holdeth (as faid byefore) whatfocuer {mallthing, as Flies, &c, lighteth vponit. Thereis another fort of fingle Wall- flower, whofe leaues as well as flowers are much larger then the former : the leaues beingof a darker and fhining greene colour, and the fowers ofa very deepe gold yellowcolour, and vfually broader then atwentie fhilling peece ofgoldcan couer: the {pike or,toppe of lowers. alo pmuch longer, and abiding longer in fower , and much {weeterlikewif¢ injfent.: the, padsfor feede arethickerand fhorter, .with afmall point atthe end :-thisis flower jtg encreafe into branches,as alfo to. be encreafed by the branches, and more tender to, beipreferued; forthe hard frofts doe caufeit to perifh,if ibe not defended fromthem, ; 3. Keirifimplex flore albo. White Wall-flower. This Wall-flowerhathhis leanes.as ereeneasthe great kinde, but nothingfo larges the flowers ftand atthe toppe; but not in folong aifpike, andconfifterh of fourc leaucs, ofa very white colour, not much Jargerthen-the commonkinde, andof a faint or weakerfent; the pods are nothing. fo great as the former greatione: this isimore eafic tobe propagated andencreafedalio,.but yer will require! fome.carcriadefendingit from the.golds of the Winters, |.) 13 si tits Py +400 4. Keiri fine Lencoium lutenm alterumfloreplene,Pale double Wall-flowers. This ordinary double Wall-floweris in leaues and ftalke verylike vnto the firft fin glekinde; burthat theleaues hereof.ate not of fo deepe 2 gx¢ene.colour:the flowers ftand at thetop ofthe ftalkes;oneaboue another, jas.it wer¢atong {pikes which flower by degrees, the loweft firft, and fo ypwards, by whichit is along time infowring,and isvery double, ofa gold ycllow.colour, and very {fweetc. : ; 5. Keirifine Lencoiums lutenmsflare plene vulgare Common double Wall-flowers. Wechaue another fort of thiskindeof double Wall-flower., whofe-doubleflowets (tand not {pike-fafhionas the former , but more open {pread, and docallofthem blowe open at onetime almoft, and not by degrees as the other doth, andis of a paler vellow colour, notdiffering in any thing clfe, except that the greene leaues hereofare The Vertues. ofa little paler greene thenit. Weknow nonein thefe dayes, that putteth any ofthefeto any PhySith vfe, although fome hauein former times. ' 6«Kelri fine Leucine luteum maiws floreplensferrugineo. Double red Wallflowers. 5 aa ia We hauealfo. another fort ofdouble Wall-fower, whofe leanes areas greene, and. almoft.as large as the great fingle yellow kinde, or fullas bigge.as the leaues, of the; Cuar.XXXIX. white Wall-flower ; the flowers hereof are not much larger then che/ordinary; butare ofa darker yellow colourthen thegreatfinglekinde, and ofa more brownith or red; Keiri fine Lencoiume lutewm. Wall-flowers,or Wall Gilloflowers. Colour on the vnderfide ofthe leaues, and is as it wereftriped. Here are twoforts ofWall-flowers, the one fingle, the other double. and? cach ofthem thereis likewife fomedifferences » a8. fhall be fhewedin thet! {criptions, me 7. Keri fine Lentoiam maximum luteum flore plene, The greateft double yellow Wall flower: This great double Wall-flowés isas yeta ftranger in England, and therefore — q Y 3 ere |