both Exotick and Domeftick, &e. 
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i. Ccrafus ; raccmola, honcnfis. C. B- P. 450. Cerafus, uno ‘ Pediculo plura 
ferens. J. B. Vol. I. 3 VjI.ii). Cerafia, unoTediculoplura. Tabcm.Ico n. 987. 
The Flanders Cluster i vulgo. 
Thii Tree rather belongs 10 Ihc Fruit Girdcn than the Wildcntds ; buys it is a Variet* 
4. Ccrafus; honcnlis, Dote rofeo. C. B. P. 450. Cerafus, multiflora. 11 
Tabem. Teon. 9S4. Cerafus, flore pleniffimo, injlar parvarum rofarum. Cam. 
The Cherry Tree, with very large doublc Flowers, 
5. Ccrafus j horccnfis, pleno flore. C. B. P. 450. Cerafus, pleno fore. f.B. 
Vol.l. Tarsi, ii). Cerafus,multifora. 1 Tahern.Icon. ygj. The Double- 
The Firft of thcfc Doublc-flowcving Chcrrica hath largcr and doublcr Flowers rhan the 
Sccond, and never produces aoy Fruit, which the Iccond very often doth : They sic both 
very curiom flowering Trees ; and altho* the firil Son never bcarcth Fruit, yet it luffidcntly 
it is covcr’d in the Spring of the Vear, and which rcndcrcth it o.ne of the grearcU ficauties 
of that Scafcn. The Figures of both thcfc Sons are very good in Tatenumonianuj' s Uvn. 
6 . Ccrafus i major, ac fylveftris, frudtai fubdulci, nigro colore inficiente. 
C. B. P. 450. Cerafus, fylvefris, frnClu nigro. J. B. Fol. T. Tars 1.110. 
Cerafia, nigra. Tuberti. Icon. 986. The Black Cherry, or Mazzaru ; 
Altho' thia appenains 10 the Fntit Garden, yet is it often plamcd in Walks, or in large 
WildemeC Works: The Timbcr of this Trec bdng tifeful, and the Tree bcing of fo quick 
Growth, hath occafion'd iis Ufc in Vi(ht'i, for which Rcafcn we have infcncd it here. 
7. Cerafus 5 fylveftris, fruftu rubro, f. B. Vol. I. Tars I. 110. The 
Common Wild, or Honey Cherry ; vulg6. 
8. Ccrafus ; fylveftris, fcprcntrionalis, Anglica, ftutftu rubro, parvo, ferotino. 
Raij Wfi. 1559. The Wild Northern Engmsh Cherry ; wiih fmall 
9. Ccrafus * fylveftris, amara, machaleb pueara. J. B. Vol. T. Tars I. 117. 
Cerafb, affinis. C. B. T. 451. Machaleb, Syriacum. Tark. Theat. 1519. The 
Rock or Perfum'd Cherry ; vulg6. 
10. Ccrafus5 hortenlis, foliis eleganter variegatis. The Stripd Cherrt ■, 
vulg*. 
Chamzccrafus5 Upright Honeysuckles vulgA. 
The Characlcrs ate 5 
It hath tono Flowers produce i upon one T edicte, which confijt of one Lcafi 
are tubulous, and open tonvard the Top lite two Lips, fomewhat after the Marncr 
of the Common Honeyftckle : Thefe Flowers are jiicceeded by Berries, fomemhat 
like fmall Cberries, and have (for the mofi Tart ) 10 grawing upon cacb Te- 
dicte ; the Shrub grows uprigbt, to the Hcigbt of eight or vine Feet. 
The 
