I.anicvm, American lulurimm ; containing African lantana, 

 •r flaK-k'aved jafmine; — fage-lcaved lantiuia. 



1, aunts, bay-tree ; containing Carolina LliK'-berriu-d bav; — 

 red-berried buy-trce ; — Indian bay-tree ; — cinnanion-trce ; — 

 camphirc-tree ; — deciduous bay-tree. 



l.ohelia, lobelia ; containing (hrubby, pine-leaved, blue 

 lobelia. 



I.ycuim, box-thorn ; containing x\frican box-thorn ; — Bar- 

 bary box-tliorn. 



Malva, nmlloiu ; containing African fiirub-mallow medi- 

 cago ; containing tlirubby hoary medicago, or moon tre- 

 foil. 



Mel'ia, niel'ia ; containing the bead-tree. 

 Mentha, mint ; containing tree -mint. 



Moriti, moria ; containing canaliciilated-leaved nioria ; — 

 rufti-leavcd moria. 



Myr'ica, gale, fix-'eet-ivUloiv, and candle-berry myrtle; con- 

 taining oak-leaved myrica ; — ^Ethiopian heart-leaved my- 

 rica. 



Myrtus, myrtle-tree ; containing common myrtle, which 

 comprehends many varieties. 



Neriiim, oleander, or rofe-bat ; comprifmg common olean- 

 der, with red flowers, fcarlet flowers, white flowers, double 

 flowers, fl;riped-leaved. 



Olea, olive tree ; containing European olive tree ; — Cape 

 or African olive tree. 



Onionis, rejl harrow ; (hrubby Spanifh onionis. 

 OJleofpermum, ojleoj'permum ; containing hard-feeded chry- 

 fanthemum. 



Othonna, ragwort ; containing peciinated-leaved othonna ; 

 — iouthernwood-leaved othonna. 



Pq/ferina,fparrow-wort; flirubby African paiTerina. 

 Pelargonium, /Ij'rican geranium ; containing many flirubby 

 fpecies. 



Phlomis, Jerufahm fage ; containing yellow phlomis, and 

 varieties ; — purple phlomis. 



Phyfalis, phyfalis ; containing alkekengi, or winter cherry ; 

 — iomniferous winter cherry ; — fiexuous winter cherry. 



Pijlacia, Piflachia nut, and majTic tree ; two or three va- 

 rieties. 



Polygala, milk-wort ; containing flirubby myrtle -leaved po- 

 lygala. 



Partulaca, purjlane ; containing (hrubby Cape purllane 

 tree. 



Poterium, buniet ; containing flirubby prickly burnet, 

 Prajium, Jhruhby hedge nettle. 



Protea,Jllver-tree ; containing common filvery protea, or 

 changing tree ; — coniferous protea. 



Puinia, pomegranate tree ; containing dwarf pomegranate. 

 Rhus, fumach ; containing African hoary fumach, and 

 varieties ; — African narrow-leaved fumach, and varieties; — 

 Ihining-loaved African fumacli. 



Royena, royena ; containing African bladder-nut. 

 Rumex, dock ; containing iorrel tree. 



Rufcus, knee-holly ; containing Alexandrian laurel ; — 

 tongue -iipon-tongue laurel. 



Salvia, fage ; containing flirubby African golden-flowered 

 fage ; — flirubby African blue flowered fage ; — Canary fage ; 

 — Mexican fage, or flirubby Mexican clary. 

 Scahiofa,fcabious; containing flirubby icabious. 

 Senecio, groundfel ; containing flirubby African groundfel. 

 Sideritis, iron-wort ; containing Canary iron-wort ; — Cre- 

 tan iron- wort. 



Solanum, night-fiade ; containing amomum Plinii ; — baf- 

 tard capficum, or winter cherry-; — African jagged-leaved 

 folanum, or pomum amoris ; — American twin-fruited fola- 

 mun ; — thorny, downy night-fhade. 



GREEN-HOUSE PLANTS. 



Tanacetum, tanfey ; containing flirubby ^Ethiopian tanfey • 

 — under-flirubby famphire-leaved tanfey ; — tree tanfey. ' 



'1 archonanthus, tarchananthus ; containing flirubby African 

 fleabane. 



'letragonia, letragonia ; containing fhrubby tetragonia. 



'J'eiicrium, germander ; compriiing Spanifh tree -germander } 

 — liroad-leaved iree-gcrinander. 



f^ite.v, chajle-lrce ; containing evergreen chafte-tree. 



Ule.v, furze or whin ; containing African berry -bearing 

 furze. ° 



Xeranthemiim, xeranthemum ; containing broad-leaved xcran- 

 themum;^ — niUTow-leaved xeranthemum ; — trailing xeranthe- 

 mum. 



Tucca, Adnm''s needle; containing common Adam's nee- 

 dle ; — tliready-leaved Adiiiii's needle ; — aloe-leaved yucca ; 

 — dragon tree-kavcd yucca. 



Zygophyllntn, bean caper ; containing feflile -leaved bean 

 caper ; — purflane-leaved bean caper. 



Under-Jljrubby Kind. 



Dracvcephalnm, dracocephalum ; containing Canary draco- 

 cephalum, or balm of Gilcad. 



Gnaphahuni, gnaphalhim ; containing oriental gnaphalium^ 

 and varieties ; — fweet-fcented gnaphaUum. 

 Inula, inula. 



Kiggelaria, ieggelaria ; containing African keggelaria. 

 I.avateria, la-vateria ; containing Cape lavateria. 

 Lavendula, lavender; containing cat-leaved Canary la- 

 vender. 



Lotus, bird's-foct trefoil ; cont;uning Cretan filvery lotus ; 



lotus .lacob^EUS ; — upright lotus. 



Medtola, mediola; containing climbing African mediola. 



Origanum, origany ; containing dittany of Crete ; dit- 



tnny of mount Sipylus ; — Cretan marjoram ; — origany of 

 Smyrna. 



Peripkca, Virginian Jilk ; containing African Hoary-climb- 

 ing periploca, and varieties. 



Phylica, bafl-ard alaterniis ; containing box-leaved phylica t 

 — heatli-leaved phylica. 



Phyllis, haflard hare' s ear ; or fimpla nobla. 

 Polium, ox mountain poly; containing marum, or Syrian 

 maftich. 



Rhamims, luchhorn; containing broad-leaved Indian rham- 

 nus ; — zizyphus, or jujube. 



Schigo, fclago ; containing corymb felago. 

 Smilax, rough hind-weed ; containing Chinefe rough bind,- 

 weed, or China-root ; — laurel-leaved rough bind-weed, and 

 fcveral varieties of each. 



Steele, flabe; containiig baflard elichryfunu 

 It may be obfcrved, that tliele forts of plants nmfl. con- 

 llantly be kept in pots, and fome large kinds in tubs, for 

 moving into (helter in winter,, and into the open air in fum- 

 mer-; as, being all exotics from various warm parts of 

 the world, they are of tender growth in tliis climate, and 

 confequently not able to live in the open air in the winter 

 months. 



And the pots and tubs for containing them muft be of 

 different fizes, according to the fize and nature of the plants, 

 which, as they advance in growth, fliould have large pots, 

 &c. provided for them accordingly ; and when they become 

 wholly too large for tlie pots, they mail be Ihifted into tubs 

 hooped with iron, with two iron handles to each at the 

 top-part. 



It is nccen"ary in potting or planting the different forts, 

 care (hould be taken iliat the pots or tubs have holes at 

 bottom for the dlfchargc of redundant moillure, each hole- 

 being 



