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Show ER ot in fhady Woods: but as they are Plants undulated on both és kinott / may be added, Th which are never cultivated in Gardens, fo I fhall pafs them overin this Place. ERANTHEMUM; le and in i ERICA [vem#, of epduw or éeixw, Gr. to break, becaufe this Plant is faid to have the : . The true This is alfo call’d ( s articulatis. And the Seeds of this are fometimes ufed in Medicine. vum; femine minore. Tourn. Small- Virtue of Breaking the Stone in the Bladder. ] Heath. 4. Eruca; leav'd Rocket. wee Gf be d , havefhot out their Leaves. Th thefe de] moft is Gravel, it be ve 7, they will rec water d wwiffimo. TZ. Cor. Oriental m, witha very long Fruit. Thefee Plants are very common in th een 1€ nNarrow- eginning Semine obtufo triangulo. Tourn. with an obtufe triangular Seed. vum; Orientale, Alopecuroides, pe- leav’ d ocean Com- ts, The firft being the moft i 1; this muft Adonis The Specie Thefe Plants parting ofth but, are prefer 2 may ei cneeeiegit eefame franoee as Pe but require a warm Soil, and an of tion, otherwife they wiill not pepe the with us. In the hotter Countries for food, but with us they are of li The four firft Sort preferv'd in curious Plantsfeldoiny ari Whenthey ar be carefully weeded; and in very ther they fhouldberefreth’d C. B. Com- The a ERYNGIUM, [Fevyqr, Gr. Goat’ W aliin divers Pa fifth becaufe the Heads of this Plant, be c Stalks and Leaves cultivated in Garder at prefent is very little ahead mee The fi isa Vi: , of whichit dj ffers in having the a zI f barren ur cultivated Places, in divers Parts of Engla: but notwiPehanding their Commonne(s, yet cut or jags Thef their Seeds Earth, whe being P] Beard of a Goat.] the fi Leaves Sea- Ww: d the ref é mble the from eeply to do, : The frit and under-ground but their Ro feldom growto in fmall Quarters of where, by the of their Floywers, of their Leay es, Be c C Uhete are { DIe propagated in Gardens bi their their and ‘The d fhould not be ow anyother i for the et thefe will cir Roots near the Surfac >, Which, the other is much preferable toit. ERICA BACCIFERA; vide ERIGERON , é Senecio, e ERUCA pon Us fo call’d of ot biting Trhe Ch. » becaufeethi s] fo ca Wd off Bruce é ek: refembles the orn- R ocket f <, Broad- IryNZO, reenifh-white and awrhite Flower clearing them from lef the Ground is dug, the thrive: and they commonly in » are fubje& to be hi Sheehy ‘the often deftroy’d: Thef fe may alfo be ed by Seeds ; butthis being a tedious ton LYSIMUM, ft Profpe ct. and{9 not to be had e Nurferies ; maybetaken up, witha Ball ofEarth to Roots, from the natural Places of Growth, either in Spri or Autumn, may be tranfplanted into the Garden. or three times a We promote their Growth: fhould continueuntil the fu whichti hey fhould be 2 where they do not care to beoft Year sr fowing on Empetrum, We have but one which is, n ost. is Boeanic be propagated in like ; but being a Plant of no is hardly worth cultivating. ERVUM,[of an Ox, becaufethis Herb|is eaten by Oxer Joint ed- podded iter ar ge pale-color Orien andy’d; andfent andis the true £ _ The fifth and Plants in Gardens very uncommon a Place int The othe ies of Dut ha 0 broad-leav’d many of oehieh ; Medicinal . tr are beautiful ent they are > deferve ardens. ed in veryfine of Variety, 2 {mooth Hedge There ar Plant, which dens: but as 0 they |
