374 LIST'S OF TREES, &c; ~ SECT. 



1 Orel) is biennial bee, of gnat orchis, red, June, d , 

 Ornithpgaium, see star of Bethlehem 



1 Oj-obui, tuberous, or wood pea, red ilower, May 

 fibrous rooted, see 1 last list 



4 P(co?n/ } com. sing. doub. reds, pur. black, white, 



4 ^Constantinople, large flower, bloc.d red, June 



4 Portugal sweet scented, deep red, May 



3 small narrow leaved, red flowered, May 



3 dwarf, with a white flower, May 



2 Pasqueflower, or Pitlsatilla, bl. red and wb. April 

 2 Siberian, or alpine yellow, April 



Pitewort, see ranunculus ficai ia 

 2 lianuncuius, planted leaved Alpine, white, April 



<2 ii grass leaved Pyrenean, straw col. Mayl 



3 grandirlorous, or oriental great y el. May 



\ . ticaria, or pilewort, double yellow, April 



2 Turkey, or turban, red, scar. yel. black, Maj 



1 Persian, a great, variety, tine colours, May 



see crozvjbot, last list 



2 Saxifrage} granulous rooted, double white, May 



1 Snow-drop, single, semi-double, and double, white, Feb. 



3 great, spring, summer and autumn sorts 



4 Spider-wort, savoy (Bruno's lily] and others, wh. June, m, 

 4 - - Virginia (tradescants) blue, pur. Sec. ditto 



4 Squill, or common sea-onion, white flower, June, d. 

 4 Star of Bethlehem, pyramidal Portugal, white, J une 



4 ~ Arabian, or Alexandrian lily, ditK> 



1 common wild, greenish 'while, May 



1 ~-: ditto, with yellow flower, April 



3 Tooth-wort, bulbiierous, seven lobed, purple, June 



4 Tuberose, single and double flowered, white, July 



4 Tulip, double, -a variety, yel. and red striped, &c. June. 



4 parrot, or hooked -leaved, ditto!, June 



4 Turkey sorts, striped, great" variety, May 



2 ditto, early dwarfs, a variety, April 



2 wild European, small yellow flower, April 



*#* The . propagation of flowers in tlii.s list, is generally 

 by offsets, or pieces of roots, having au eye, or bud, to it. 

 Most oi them may be raised also from seed; but this is a 

 tedious method, and not ordinarily practisUi, except by 

 curious florists. See page 504. 



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