424 



SaJmonV "Herbal. 



Tibl". 



ig up their brims or edges 



wardL 



X[. 8. Giryobhyllusmtix'musCryJiallims.TheCry- 

 ftal, or Cr/ftalhne. It is a verfdelicate Flower 



nothing at all, and changing fometimes to be wholly 



XII 9 Caryop'' )llus m xmus flore Rubra, The 

 lu JLryli il The Red iiertof, which 1 5 changed, is 

 Th m Mt Oi ent flower oi all other Rei Gilliflowers, 

 btca ik u lb both the greatelt, as coming from the 

 C r>lt il, as ullo, that tht Red hereof is i moft excel- 



"Xlll" ic"" Caryophylhs maxmus diSus fragram ^ 

 1 1 Jr ,gr ^nt il isi fair flower , .nd thought to 



Pin po ntb bJt not fo thick as in the Pageant. 



XIV II Caryophyllus m iximus Sub.udicus vari- 

 u!, I he ft I pi I Savoy It is for form and bignefs 

 equal with tht Cryftal or m ,te Carnjtion, but as 



flowers vv 11 bt wh il> Hulh or having fome fmall 



js lomt-timci Iten that the fame fide or part, o'rRoot, 



n n i^ well for f )rm a^ largencfs and color, but 

 u I 1 Wnite thereon that the Red having the Maftery, 



II In nhsmj > He Kin>,^ ^jrnjtwn, or Ordinary 

 b, ,JU It IS a i.aionabk gieat flower, deeply jag- 

 , ! t a 1 d r d color \ av liiially Itriped and fpSck- 

 led w h \\ hire lome of the Leaves of the Rower 

 dl Vr.c 1 1 'at^n thi. 1. \ .rv Urge^^ 



/ w ^fiL ^ Vil aim Mt equally di\ ided, and ftriped 

 V. ith Purple and W h tc but the Purple is fadder 





bred'''and^^^lmarkid ^ ^ir S^^^^'^l°wer'7red 'co- 



and fweet a form'; the Leaves 'of "1^°?!^^.^/^,! 

 ™^ny^.clufteruis together, without any due form of 



rf^Grh pZr^V-s Tth'ifiV'"' ^'^'^ 

 rweet enough for the form, butK grerbeaS 



^hSf^L'rfe.i*car 



lowi.'^"' " ''^'' '""^ '" *' pleafantnefs of the 



■I7^\^^- ^''T^^yJ^"! '"''"'""' Longobard^cus 

 ■uber. The great Lombard red It is a great fad red 



iSri^^'^'^'^^'^i^^l^''-"^^^^^^^ " '"Oft 



neral, and ferves t( 



care of Curious and Diligent Florifts ; they are many 

 jmes mrled up in Pots, that they may be removed 



XXV. The Times. They Flower about the end 

 oijune, and through all July, unlefs the Seafon is 



XXVI. The ^ualhks^Specification, Preparations, 





CHAP. CCCXVIII. 

 0/G ILL I FL O W E Rthe greater. 



GILLIFLOWER fimplyfo called. 



' in the laft Chapter, fo ws 

 a Plant wholly unknown tc 



Name, (and very proper in the Language) may eafi- 

 ly be derived ; we call it in -Latin Caryophyllus Mor- 

 ten/, major, l}-^_^j-C^:^9;^.^: 



