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Show ney The Garden of pleajant Flowers. ee Sauadge. fay fome,butthatthe red ishorctrimfon as theSanadee others fay theDaintie, but notfoeomely : the leaues of o flowers are'many,andthru together; without any due formesf {preading. carynplyllae maxinus Loogeo The great Lombard red is.a great faded flower, fo double an bardécus ruber. thick of leaues, that it moft vfually breaketh the pod, and {el The Garden of pleafant Flowers: The Turkic Gillofloweris but a {mall flower, but. of great delight, by reafon of the well marking of the Mower, being moft viually equally ftriped with red and white, The Pooleflower, growing naturally vpon the rockes neare caryopbyllas Cambrenfis Poole. Coethot Caftle inthe Ifle of Wight, isafmall flower, but very Carjaphyllas Turcichs. ‘ ionthcreof; pleafant tothe eye, by reafon ofthe comely proport doine fhewethione Gowst among twenty perfect sthe blades itis of a bright palered , thicke fpeckled’, and veryfmall with grecneleaucs arcaslargeasthe Halo, Caryophylli majores. white, tharitfeemeth to bee but onecoldur , the leaues of the GEELoOFLOWERS. Caryrphrllns maiorWins, Berienis. [ Heluftie Gallant or Weltmiafter(fome make them tole one flawer,-and others to bee'two, one bigger thenthe other) .arthe firt blowing’ openiof the flower theweth ato be of.a reafonable fizeand comelineffe, but afterit hath ftood blowen fome time it theweth fimallerandthinner : itisof4 »brightred colovr,much ftriped andfpeckled withwhite. Cary ophyllus maiorBriftolienThe Briftowblew hath greenc leaues,fo large, that it would GS purparcis. feeme to bringia greater fowerthen it doth, yer the fowerisof @ reafonablefize, and verylike vntothe ordinary Grazado Gillo flower, ftriped and flaked.inthe fame manner,but that the white of this is purerthen that, and the purple is morelight,andtending toa blew: this dozhnotabideconftant, but changethino purple orblufh. Cavzophyl'us teaior Briftolien Gs carneus. Ceryophyllus maier Dereborti- ans ruber. Thered Doueris a reafonable great Gilloflower and conftant, being of a faire red thicke poudered, with white {pots, and fee. taryophyllus albus optimus maior Londinenfis & alius. Caryopbyllus maior rubens @ minor. Thefaire maide ofKent,or Ruffiing Rebinis a verybeautilil flower,andas large as the white Carnation almoft: the fower's thoughvery common,.ftriped red andwhite, fomegreatan some ball sich longftripes. itbe not grea, ’ lyeandtraileon=he ground; the greateft is almott flower. Chryftall, but not fo donble : the leffe hatha fmaller handfome and ‘neate very a weris Gilloflo ne The Gredeli Clouered Gilloflower, of a fine apnRafes sisicoeahs flower, ofthe bigneffe ofthe ablew or vio+ “pale reddith purple or peach colour, enclining to e colour: gredelin called.a vfually s colouri that let, whichis Pageant. it hath no affinity with eyther Purple, Granado,or fely marked, ftriped and fpeckled,that for the liuelinefle oft elasi is much defired, beeing inferiour to very few Gillo The Braffill Gillohoweris but of ameane fize being of aftd purple colour, thicke poudered and fpeckled with whit, the purple herein hath the maftrie » which maketh it thew yer: Gilloflower is neither vety double nor gicaty The blew Caneplyluspurpmrocerules4 and handfome, witha deepe iagefat the edge, and is of to a tawnie: this an exceeding deepe purple colour, tending greeneas differeth from all orherforts, in thatthe! leafe is as greene the by : purple dr red times many eraffe,and the ftalkes < fadder, it is ynconftant, varying, much and often t0 sea purple : ge maior Granad the greene leaues lye matting on the The Granado Gilloflower is purple and white, flaked and fri ped very much:thisisalfo much {ubieé&t to. change purple.Thet® 4s agreater and a leffer of forme: ly defcribed. this ki : orearett thats Eevaisdeifyeldes the preach The e them fo many andthicke, that they Coe en flender, and the !eaues vpon as biggeasa andfor the fmallneffe tuighinea, of the Seee red 0 Caryopbyllus maior Brafilienfis. ordiThe London whiteis greater and whiter then the other colour. one of wholly being nary white, The ftamell Gilloflowet is well knownetoall, not to differ fiomthe ordinary red or cloue Gilloflower,but only in being of a brighter or light red colour: thereis both agreater andailefler ofthis kinde. The purple Gilloflowera greater and @ leffe : the ftalke is fo £ , Thelight orwhite Douer is for forme and all other things more comely then theformer,the colour of the fowerisblulh, ne Dainticis 2 comely fine ower, although Mafter Bradthawe hisdainty Lady may bee well reckoned a= mong thefe forts of Gilloflowers, and compare forneateneffe with with moft ofthem : the flowers very ficate, though fmall, da,of vadexfi the on colour white fine a of and afite {mall iagge, e, all the leaues , asalfo all the whole iagge for a pretty compafl e vpperfid the on flower the of part middle or bottome and the vpnthe colouro red pale bright fine a alfo: but each leafe is'of perfide, from the edge to the middle, which mixtureis of wonways 2 : derfull great delight. The belt white Gillofower groweth'vpright, andvery double, the blades gtowe vpright alfo ; and crawle not onthe tobe {potred,or change colour. white,thicke poudered with purple, whercin the white hath the maftrie by much, which makcth it the more pleafant. Caryophyllus msior Regineus. The Queenes Gilloflower.is arcafonable faire GillofloweralCaryophyllus maior elegans. Caryophyllus Hevoina dittus degans Magifiri srad(hawey.; ; thicke {potted with very finall {pots,that it feemethall gray, and is very delightful. Caryephyllus maior Cantii. ftery, which maketh'it {fo fad, that it doth refemble the Braffill for colour, biitis not fo bigge by halfe. The Brittow-bluhhis very like the laft bothin leafeand flower, the colour only theweththedifference, which {eldomevarycth meth fomewhat like vato the ground Carnation. Caryonbyllus saier DoroborniOnfis dilatus fiue albus. flowerare but {mally iagged about : it is conftant. The light or pale Pageant isa flower of amiddlefize, very Caryopbyllus Pegina dilutior. pleafantto behold, and is both conftantand comely, and but tharit is fo common, would-be of much'more refpect thenitis: the floweris ofpale bright purple, thicke poudered, and very euehly with white, which hath the maftery , and makethit thé 7 , more gracefull. is the fame with the former in forme and Pageant fad The Caryophyllus Pegmafaturatior. bigneffe, the difference in colouris, that the purple haththe ma- Carjophyllus carvex’. e aye pe wer in the SumJeaues it may be knowne in the Winter, “2 wellas mer. or ftamell, The bluth Gillofower differeth gt frém the red blufh. s whicli , flower e put only in the colour ofth ve ofgrowGillo4 floweris for forme _ c his great tawny Johnt Witti ary tawny, ordin the ite likévn ether altog r flowe ing, in leafe and the flower onely,becaufe it isthe faitett and greatcft that an) ; Mae ther |