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Show The Gardenof pleafant Flowers. The Garden of pleafant Flowers. Ieee The Place. 5. Trachelinm maiusflore duplici albo ce carulee. Allthefe Bell-owers do grow in our Gardens, where they are cherifhed Canterbury Bels with double flowers both whiteand blew. i Of thiskinde of-Throateworte or Canterbury Bels there is another fo fering in any thing fromthe former, but in the doubleneffe of the flower : Sal is of boththe kindcs, one that beareth double white fowers,and the otherblew: of each whereof Irecciued plants ftomfriends beyondthe Sea, which growwell with mic, wildein for the beautieof their fowers. The Coventry Bels doe'not grow faithfulk a by d informe credibly Lam as y, any of the partsabout Couentr in Apothecary dwelling there, called Ma(ter Brian Ball; bur are nourfed neerethe Gardens with them,as they are in other places. The lat groweth river of Canada, where the French plantation in America is feated. The Time. 6. Tracheliam Gizanteum flareparpurante, Pale purple Giants Throateworte. This Bell-flower,although it hath a Gigantine name, yet did I neuerperceiveit j my Garden,torifevp highecthen the former, the epithire beeing in my perf i 1 They flowerfrom May yntill the énd of Iuly or Auguft, andin the mean the moft part; timethe feed is ripe : Butthe Peache-lcafed Bell. flowers, for flower earlier then the other. only giuen for difference fake: the leaues whercof are notfo rough but 5 lar; : a dented aboutthe edges, fomewhat larger pointed, and ofa frefher greene colon ftalkes beare {uch like leaues on them, bur more thinly or difperfed! fet, h ting flowerat the fetting onofeuery_ one of the leaues, from the middlev Pads aad fomewhatlike the great Throateworte in forme, butof a pale or bless redaifh i ple colour, turning the brims or cornersa littlébackwards, witha forked cla a the middle, fufficient eminent and'yellow : the feede hereofis whit c and len inthe heads, which will abide all the winter vponthe ftalkes, vntill all thefeedbei fhed, tc leads remaining feeme like torne rags, or likethin peeces ofskin = ' ‘ih wormes: the roote is great,thicke and white,abiding long without erifhine ay Flore albo. Thereis another whichdiffereth not any thing but inthe Rowehich is white, 7.Trachelinm minus flore albo >purpurea, the for.: Theleffer Throateworte hath fmallerleaues, nothiing fo broade orh ra great kinde, but long,andlittle or nothingdented das theed ae les te gee4 it ape purple eect, and greeneifit bearewhite flowers re alike, and grow ina bufh or tuft,thicke fet togeth henan of the former, and fmalleralfo,being bein not much bigger i thenth ee eae or garden Rampions ; the rooteis lafting,and ace. afrefh iae a 8. Trachelinm Americaraum flere ruberrimo,fine Planta Cardinals Therich crimfon Cardinals flower, : ind, fendeth font esgt os leaues,;pread — about the head thavofeechyanept fore: and long, and pointed at the end, finely alfo fni Englifh Peach-leafed The firftis generally called Campanula Perficifolia,in ula lacte/cens PyCampan maior, ula Campan Bell-fower. The fecond.is called Englifh, Great or Steeple in Lobel, of ana Luteti dalis Pyrami d lis,an vamida Viol Mariana, arid of fotne “role Bell-flower. The third is viually called Medium of Diofcorides, Marina. Lobel puttetha doubt whetherit be not hion thethickneffe of as Matthiolus and others doc thinke’s but in myopi “We callit generally . rhereft all di@eth the roote, asthe texthathit, contra fome Mercurics Violets. in Englith Couentry Bels. Some call it Marian,and ria, of fome /vslaria, Cersica ox lium Trache Called The fourth ahd.fiftare paines of the /valz,or the for e, becaufemany haue viedit to good purpof alfo by {ome /'valaria, which Throate: Yet there is another plant, called fixt hath his titleto Small Throateworte or Canterbury Bells both whiteandpurple: This braue plant, plant,froma white rootefjpreading ing diuers di wayes vnd The Names. The is Hippogleffum, Horfe tonguc, or Doubletongue. feuenth is called Tracheltams The ed. declar is as y, icientl outfuff it her defcip era ; in Englifh, Small minusand Cerniaria miner, of fome Saponariaalt hath his name in the tilat The Bels’ Throateworte, or Small Canterbury ed plants for my Garden tle, asitis calied in France, from whence I receiu h. Englif in it ginen Thane but withthe Latinename ! The Vertues. bee vfed in gargles and "The Peach-Bels as well as the others may fafely ion feructh. ='The occaf as arts, otherp or oate, ,’thr mouth the lotions for eaten in fallets often are ung, areye they while rootes of many of them, by diuers beyond the'Seas. : from theCe middle whereofarifeth vp around holl owftalke,twofoote Safcteate Teatt,belet hig! ree ; var fuch eae as grow below, but longer below Seacal branching oa oe eppe7aiof&=ate bearing diuers greene leaues on them, 42 é malfo, the toppes whereofd tuftof flowers, witha {mall greene leafe : as foote at the i large eus, Campana Carylea fine Convolvulus Carul eaeae of th ry flower eachfooteftalke being aboutan inch Jong, beari around redaniel greene huske, divided into ong,bearing turned. d ownwards, fine \ long n leaues or points I and in themidft of frhem amo 2 eeecoonred flower, endingin fiue long narrow leaues. “farding all ofthem cones witha long vmbone fet as itwereatt ckec a Doserhlnd backof eger below, as and fmaller aboue, and arth d, being of alittle palercolourthen the flower b ofno fentot ¢ ctcideble om fmel ut 2 ly es the great buth of fo orient red crimfon flowers : eoaetiecsee the eede commethin {mall heads, clofed withinthofe greene husks that held the fowel : : whichis very like vntothefee Belss® is {mall and brownifh. CHA Bey le X Xe VAL. devellels of the Miele Atariene, or Couentry The de, Blew Bell flowers,or blew Bindewce the Tribe of Bell-flowers, muc h differing from Tet are two other kindes ing qualitic, wind or bing 'clim their fe'of becau or Familie of the former; althem, for the likenefie o f the flowers, which I muft needes place ‘fiext that rs bere clam r othe though otherwife they might haue beene placed with the ce, h likewifefome differen follow.' Of thefe there isa greater, aad a lefler, and: f ‘eac as thall be declared. ; 1.Co#~ |