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Atarreflowers, 



St ccl^gi Hi flowers. 



Sttrrewort. 



Flower sof the Sun. 



Swsrd-flags. 



Swme-crcflfe. 



Sw al low-wort. 



Sycamores. 



Tarragon. 



Teafels. 



Terr<s,-alandes. 



7.' h or r.ey Affiles. 



Thorough-wax. 



Thyme, both the Winter 



and Summer fort. 

 Thiflles. 

 Tabacco. 

 Thlafpies, 

 Toad-flaxes. 

 Tragopogon. 

 7refo;kj and its kinds. 

 Tulips. 

 Turnips y and all its vvilde 



There is a great controverfe concerning Tf*rt$< 

 tongue , Maydenhair of divers forts , Scolependrlum , 

 Femes, and other Plants, whofc property is to have 

 the back of the leaf lined with a brown dully fub- 

 fiance , whether this be a feed , or onely particular 

 mole, and character of Plants of that nature. 



I dare not disbelieve this , when perfe£tly ripe, to, 

 be a true feed , becaufe divers , very experienced 

 perfons ( as Mr. Bob art particularly) affirm, that they. 

 lave feen the fmali Plants, or Seedlings at a diitance. 



* all' 



kinds. 

 Tutfan. 



Venus LooJ^?7g'glaJfe 9 

 Vervain. 

 Vetches. 

 Violets. 

 Vipers-grajfe. 

 Vir vine -bower. 

 Umbilicus -Veneris. 

 Vines from outlandiiV 



feed. 

 Water-betony. , 

 Water-lllly. 

 Walhmts. 

 Winter-creffe. 

 Wi titer- cherries* 

 Willow- weeds. 

 Woolfs-baxe. 

 Wormwood. 

 Woodroof. 

 \ Wood-florrel* 

 Woad. 



