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Show —————— ae | OFthe Hiftory of Plants, Pe floures ofa moft fragrant {mell,not inferiour to the Cloue Gillofloure, Theis wooddy. : + There isalfoa fingle one of this kinde, whofe figure I here giueyouin ftead of the donh! one ofour Author. + Oude floures grow at the top of the fmall ftalkes fingle, and ofa fweet bright red colour, ae 2 Of the Hittorie of Plants. LBs 2. 4 Caryophylins montanus Clufij. é Caryophylas montanuspurpurens Glufiwe mountaine Pinke. Wilde Purple iagged Pinke. The finglered Pinke hathlikewife manyfmall graffie leaues leffer than the former ; Th The white iagged Pinkehatha tough wooddyroot: from whichrife immediately many gtaflic leaues,fet vpona {mall ftalke full of ioynts or knees, at euery of ioynt two and one iha againf= a fivect purple floutes thereuen to the top; Ww hereupon do growfaire double confifting of fiue leaues, fometimes more, cut or deepely iaggedon the edges, refembling A a ther: whereupon I gaueit the name Plumarius, ox feathered Pinke, The feedis foft, blackith, and sa : like vato Onionfeed, i There is another varietie of this, with the leaues fomewhat larger and greenerthan the la mentionéd: the floures alfo are fomewhat bigger, more cut in or diuided, and ofa much{ect fmell. 4 4 This purple coloured Pinke is very like the precedent in ftalkes, roots, and leaues, The floutes growat the topof thebranches leffer than the laft defcribed, and not fo deepely iagged, ofa purple colour tendingto blewnefle, whereinconfifteth the difference. Pa There be diucrs forts of Pinks more, whereof to write particularly were to {mall purpole,coni- deringthey are all well knownetothe moft, ifnot toall. Therefore thefe few fhall ferueattis time for thofe that we do keepe in our gardens : notwithftanding I thinke it conuenientto plie thefe wilder forts in this fame chapter, confidering their nature and vertues doe agree, and fer ot none of thembeviedin phyficke, befides thefr neereneffe in kindred and neighbourhood. 4, Caryophyllus plumarius purpurens. Purple jagged Pinkes, a h 4 \ 4 BZ wr as jp BaB ie ' + 8 Caryophyllus pumilio Alpinus. Dwarfe Mountaine Pinke. ioph ith (ylueftrisalh is albas, plumarius 5 Cariophyllus Whitewilde jagged Pinkes, an 9 Caryophyllus carulews fine Aphyllanthos Leafeles Pinke,or rufhy Pinke. ano Se eae — See eee ee = + leaues growing into a tuft like Themountaine Pinke of Clufius his defcription hath many vntéthofe of Thrift,and ofa bitter tate : among(t which rife vp fmall flender foot-ftalkes, rather fuch leaues as s or {tems themfelues, of the height of twoinches ; w hereupon do grow eg =} pinke ; ; aris wilde iaeged Pinke : of .the The leaues, ftalkes, and floures like vnto the white iagged P garden, hath butaltose r ni pig ecte lefler, wherein they efpecially differ, ‘ aie’ flender ftalks fetwith thet: —— Pinke hath manyfmall graffie leaues : amon g which fe flow ow {pottedfinely with white or Setenteller ; on the top whereof dogrowfimall Ppurple ~ ¢ycllowithfpots,and much leffer thananyJ of the others bo" feribed. i at were next the ground, but leffer, fet by couples one oppolite to another: at the top of h fall foot-falke dorh ftandonered floure without fmell,confifting offiue litrle leauesfet in root is oh hairy huske or hofe fuecornered, of a greenith colour tending to purple. The ies ghandthicke, cafting abroad manyfhoots, whereby irgreatly enéreafeth. high, fet This for his ftature mayiuftly take thenext place ; for theftalkeis fome inch with litr Reet ee ae a4 sorathe tl floures which grow vponthefe ftalks aré comleaues :-rh ‘ graffie leanes pointed ttle fharpe Wit { feauesalittle diuidedin their vpper parts : the feedis contained de {mall and reddifh, and fhaped fomwhar like the fafhionofakiditis and heads, lacke (hining 1s long, : : #2 mof root + to the Lychnides, than to the Caryophylli ox Pinkes.. The ozethér like by this t le plan plant t caue couers the ground ‘in l June. It o d fpac rs the (Per e¢ia ground aa ggo0e littlile fpre chhfp g,wh y this akesadin a curi fhew whenth ousereb floures edd are blow ne,which is commonly 10 ‘UEfloures7 |