Of theEnglifh Names. 



Stinging mter-Horfe-taiL 

 HOR*E TONGUE, or Tongue upon Tongue. 

 HOUSE-LEEK. See SEN GREEN. 

 Common HOUNDS- TONGUE. 



White-flowered Hounds-tongue. 



Ever-green Hounds-tongue. 



Small Hounds-tongue with blew flowers. 



Narrow "leaved Hounds-tongue oj Candy. 



The HUMBLE-PLANT. 



Common blew flowered HYSSOP £. 



if hit e flower ei Hyffop. 



Red- flowered Hyffope. 



Party-coloured Hyffope. 



Hury-Hiffope. 



Harrow -leaved fpi\ed Hyffope. 



Hedge-Hyffope. 



I. 



THe great purple fair -haired JACINTH; 

 The great white fair haired Jacinth. 

 The fair Curled hair- Jacinth. 

 The fair-haired branched Jacinth. 

 The greater Spainifh Bel-fl/iwered Jacinth. 

 Spainifo Bel flowered Jacinth with wider flowers. 160. 

 The purple Oriental Jacinth. 

 The pale-blew Oriental Jacinth. 

 The deep-blew Oriental Jacinth. 

 The white Oriental Jacinth. 

 The blufh Oriental Jacinth. 

 The blea^Oritntal Jacitith, once double. 

 The greatest Oriental Jacinth^? Zmbitl mdi 

 The great white Oriental Jacinth. 

 The little Summer- Oriental J&ciyul:* 

 The common blew Starry Jacinth. 

 The early blew Starry Jacinth, 

 The early -white ftarry Jacinth. 

 The a[h- coloured ftarry Jacinth. 



109. 



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165. 



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165. 



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16$. 



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145. 



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158. 



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158. 



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160. 



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160. 



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160. 



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160. 



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35$. 



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