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Jacob je a montana, betonic<e 

 folio. Barr. Icon. Mountain Rag- 

 wort, with a Betony-leaf. 



6. Jacob tea chryfanthetni Cretici 

 folio glauco. Tourn. Ragwort with 

 a fea-green Chryfanthemum-leaf. 



7. Jacobs a fcnecionis folio in- 

 cano, perennis. Raii Hiji. Perennial 

 hoary Ragwort, with a Groundfel- 

 leaf. 



8. Jacobs a Pannonica prima. 

 Cluf. Htjl. Mountain Ragwort, 

 with an undivided Leaf. 



9. J a cob tea foliis amplioribus in- 

 canis. Mor. H. R Bhf. Ragwort 

 with large hoary Leaves. 



10. Jacob je a maritima t five Ci- 

 neraria latijoha. C. B. P. Broad- 

 leav'd Sea Ragwort. 



11. Jacobjea ft His ferulaceis, 

 fore minore. "Tourn. Ragwort with 

 Fenel - giant - leaves, and a fmaller 

 Flower. 



12. Jacoa/£A foliis ferulaceis, 

 fore majore. Tourn. Ragwort with 

 Fenel - giant - leaves, and a larger 

 Flower. 



13. Jacob/ea Africana, botryos 

 folio. Boerh. bid. alt. African Rag- 

 wort, with an Oak-of-7«*»/iZw»-leaf. 



14. Jacobjea Chia, fenecionis 

 folio 'villofo. fore magna. Toutn, Cor. 

 Ragwort of Chfo, with an hoary 

 Groundiel-leaf, and a large Flower. 



15. Jacob/ea Orient alis t ftnecio- 

 nh folio tenuijfime divifo, non incano, 

 fore magno. Tourn. Cor. Eajlern 



Ragwort, with a very narrow-di- 

 vided Groundfel leaf, not hoary, 

 and a large Flovver. 



16. Jacobs a Graca maritima, 

 foliis fuperne virentibus, inferne inca- 

 nil. iourn. Cor. Greek Sea Rag- 

 wort, with Leave green on their 

 upper Side, but hoary underneath. 



17. JaCOBJEA Africana jrunjc ns y 

 abrotani folio. Old. Shrubby African 

 Ragwortjwith a Southern- wood-leaf. 



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t8. Jacob/ea Africana, abfinthii 

 foliis. Oldenl. African Ragwort, with 

 Wormwood -leaves. 



19. Jacob/ea American a odor at d 

 & ui/cqfa, forum radii* brt<vijjimis 

 albis. Houfc. Swcet-fmelhng vif- 

 cous American Ragwort, with very 

 ftiort white Rays to rhe Flower. 



20 Jacob/ea maritima. C.B.P. 

 Sea Ragwort. 



21. Jacobs a Africana frutefcer.s, 

 fore amplo purpureo, elegantijjimo fe- 

 necionis folio. Folk. Shrubby Afri- 

 can Ragwort, with an ample Flow- 

 er, and Leaves like Groundfel. 



22. J-'C0B/£a Africana Jrutefcens, 

 foliis inctfis, & fuhus cin.raceis. 

 Com. Rar. African fhrubby Rag- 

 wort, with cut Leaves, and the Un- 

 der*part of an Alh colonr. 



The firft Sort of Ragwort here; 

 mentioned is oneof the molt trouble- 

 fome Weeds, on poor wet Failure- 

 lands, and on Common*, in almoh 1 

 every Part of England ; but is never 

 admitted into Gardens, becaufe 

 where the Seeds are permitted to 

 fcatter, the Down which adheres to 

 them will carry them to a great Di- 

 ftance ; fo that all the Ground will 

 be filled with the Weeds. The only 

 Method to deltroy this Plant in Fa- 

 ilures is, to go over the Land in 

 April, when the Weather is dry, and 

 with a Spaddle cut up the Piants by 

 their Roots; and, if the Weather 

 continues dry, they will loon decay. 

 This Work mould alio be repeated 

 in Ai'.guft, to cut up fuch Plants as 

 may have come up fince April; and 

 if this be repeated two or tares 

 Years, never futfering any of the 

 Plants to ltand to flower, it will ef- 

 fec'Ua'ly deftroy them. 



f he lecond Sort is aifoa very com- 

 mon W-ed on low marfhy Lands, 

 wnere ti.e Water ufuUly Hands in 

 Winter. This is alfo very trouble- 



