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Show “484 ~ Cwar6r, Theatr Botanicum. Lhe Theater of Plants. Trise 16. upon long footeftalkes: you mult underftand that all thefe forts bearé fayall feede, ‘alrhough ‘ft is not. mention to everyone. ed t : ; 9.. Ericefimilis peregrina planta Lobely, Lobels ftrange Heath. This ftrange plant (which Lobel could nottell whatto make of, finding it growing ina pot, in Mounfieur de Brancion his Garden,yet would joyneit in the end of his Heathes, with this title as one of them,is a very ftranpe Heath indeed, whenas he made another Plant that wasvery like it,to be a kinde of Sedum mininsum vermica latim, as inthe fame page,and the next line untothis, he him(elfe doth fet it downe.yetcalling it Erica peregrin a altera, being fo ncere one unto anotherthat I thinkethem congeneres) sroweth fhrubby, thatis, with wooddy ftalkes and branches,like other Heathes, with many final] long narrow leaves uponthem, and purplith flowers at the toppes, confilting of foure {imall leaves apcece,as ncere as my memory will ferve me,faith Lobel, alfo in old Cafféle in Fall: The fifth Clafius faith he found, both in Brabant and Gelderland, and Spaine,and Lobel taith in Flander s, and Brabant, but he might as.well have faid, on freed Heathe, and divers other Heathes in HampEngland: The feventh by Lifobone al(o. The eighth was feeneby The &xth in Portugal alfo, and in our Land likewite, C/ifivs as well in England about Windfory in flower in September, asin old Caftile,and France, Thelatt was not knowne to Lobel from whence it came to him that had it,neither can I fay moreof it: They flower moft of them in July and Anguft, and yet fome continu e in flower longer, and {ome beginne fooner, The Names. The firlt, fecond,third, and fourth here,are of the fame callech the fecond Jnniperifolia denfe finticans Narbonen numbers with Clufius in his hiftory of Plants, and Lobel fis, The fitthis the thirteenth Erica Corifalio with Clufius, & with Lobel Erica pumila Belgarnam andthefifth Erica with Dodoneus .The fixth is Clufishis twelfth Erica Cori folio, which Lobel calleth Eriga Imiperifoliaaltera. The {eventhis Clufius his fitth Erica coris folio, which Banhia avs nameth Erica terxjs per intervalaramul is, Erica pumila caliculata unedonis lore. The eighth is Clufius his fixth Erica corisfolio, which Lobel calleth Thelaltis encitule d by Lebel as I faid,Erica peregrina Brancionis, SN Guar. LXI, a The Names, Cuap, LXII. Erica baccifera frualbo. W hitebertyed Heathe, onenien - white berryed Heath rifethup with ftalkes a cubic high eet into Sas tne both covered LoXe) FN: (SS witha blacker barke then any of the reft,the leavesS likewife that {ct ina triple orderat every Piace, : ateaes en ae ikA : reene colour, and ofa little heating as we yell.as binding fundry {mall Bttate s Aic hathpees S bra - Viteleeaaaene white berries like almoit unto darke pearles, at the toppes of ul ic branches filtotan ee ayes ai three hard graines or {eede within them, what flowers it bore hath not keene as yct 3 orterved. ‘i 5 2, . i era nigra. i Ericabaccif Blacke Heath i acke berryed y taking which a number of triple leaves doe compafle, and fometimes ofroome,like ee sietenHach ee F; ae eine thie efomewhat unto the former, atthefirft of a dryingtafte, and after {ome= . re ee upon the congue : the flowers ftand at the joynts with the leaves, towards the toppes; wine tine. eaten peece, ofa whitifh greene colour, with purplifh threds within them, which tarne te fmall blacke berries, like unto Iuniper berries,with a darke purplifh juyce within them, and many trians yeeeai eed wwithin them likewile.rhe Plagtsnd Lines gular gtainesor feed ; Clufius faith he onely found the firft not farre from Lifbbone in Portugal, and the other on the Hills of Anftria Scyriay and vada fay in! Englandand Ireland alfoin’ many places; and flower at the fame time witlrthe aailfoie nd ; ‘TheNames, 7 Cr 1monta wn na an Blacke berryed Heath, White ber; cd Heath, greene colour.:the {cede is like 2 iie lmenerne, Bluth coloured leaning Heath. This low Heath groweth not higher chen.the laft, but much’ more beautifull in thar, although the ftalkes be black= ith and flendar, leaning to and lying onthe ground, afd the leaves {tand by'three at every fpace all along the branches: yet the flowers that grow at the ends of them, ate of a fine fleth colour, hollow like che reft, and ending in foure po'nts with eight blackith threds Within them, and a purplith Poincell im the middle s this hath alfo fall blackith feede, this is often found with leafy greené heads like thofe of Timé? Our Englify Séa low -~ Ta a. Evica baccifera nigra. 1, Evita baecifera frufin alto. the other. ing long in flower and colour. ‘ di , d; Gerar $ sibecc eiees falio of te ; |lites Lnfiranvistooke ittobethe Acacalis of Diofcorides, which the Pore 4. Evicafupina ma-itima Anglica, Ouc Englith low Sea Heagh, 4. Erica{upina maritima Anglica. fel hese < : “7.era renuif ifols Erica baccif baccif eraby Lobel, and Erica oliaby hath lowcreeping tates,{carfe a foote high,branched forth, and foure leaves at every place, fer Heath: This fine {mall Heath growethlow,but thicke fet with Qtalkes and branches, and theréon very fmal! blewith greene leaves up to the toppes where the flowersftand many togethera s in others, of an excellent purple colour, continu b ( {pread farre about upon the £ground, andassthey they lye fhoote forth ; rootes againe gaine, acrofle thereon, th: flowers come forth among the leaves, towards the tops, being {mail and hollow, with foure ends like the reft, but of an herby or ek mentionedby any before now, and by Lobel termed angustifolia maritima Anglo britanica, ; ro His leaning Heath gtowethup with many round browne ftalkés, of a footé long or moré, leaning g! downe tothe ground, and {ometimes taking roote againe as they lye,about whomare fer manylong > {mall leaves foure {cttogether,and fometimefive = ftanding atthe toppes of the branches like unto at place,, the flowers are ofa pale purple colour, the other of this kinde, the feed that followethinthi s as in moftof the other,is {mall and blackith,the roote is hard and wooddy. 2. Erica fupinaherbacea, The greene fowred Heath. This Heath ; The firlt,fecond,andthird, is thé feventh, eighth, and ninth Erica Coris folio of Clfiass the lat bith Ot beené reftjor rather fome whatlater, 1. Erica progumbeus five{npina pallide pHrperea, Pale purple creeping Heath. 1485 The Placeand Time, : Gi d i Styriaand Asftria and fo likewife i i mponthe hillsthere, i ikewi the fecond, ».and and the thirdin Binge > ?Sacer tt the ihe with the reft : The latt was found by Lobe/, ‘about Porfmonth inour owne The Place and Time, Clufius faith, “that hé found the firftin fundry parts of Portugal, not fatre from Li/bbone: the fecond inthe fameplaces,but.moreplentifully,and in the Country of Narbone as Lobel faith. The third alfo about Lifbboxe the fourth bothin Spaine, Portugal! and Aquitain , and e, and Narbone a\fo'almokt every where,it fowrer h chere wile every yeare, both in the Spring and ~-Guar.62, Lill |