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refplendent fhow, and agreeable odours, are 

 moftly neglected by them, as hyacinths, jaf- 

 mines, rofes, honey-fockles, &c. while very 

 imall flowers, or thofe of little note, are 

 to them plentiful fources of nectareous 

 fweets. 



A Lift of Bee Floivers, 



Winter aconite, lauruftinus, hazel, fnow- 

 dropSy crocus*, fallows, ofiers**, primrofes, 

 hepatieas, violets, ftandard almonds, fingle 

 wall- flowers*, onron, goofeberry, apricot 

 and other fruit free&, laurel, turnips*, all 

 the fpecies of braffica, or cabbage*, dwarf- 

 almonds, rofemary*, ftrawberry, tulip, 

 white-thorn, heath, gorfe, ftar of Beth- 

 lehem, borage-, viper's buglofs*, rafberry^v 

 laburnum, tacamahacea*, columbine, bar- 

 berry, bean, yellow lupine, fyringa, fweet- 

 brier, muftard, tares, white clover**, cu- 

 cumbers, greek, valerian, fenna, French wil- 

 lows, holly-hock, ferpyllia or creeping le- 

 mon thyme**, capers, white poppies*, 

 mignonette**, blackberries, lime-tree*, 

 chefnut, mallows, hyfibp, teazle, buck" 

 ■ * wheaf, 



