3®S c £ he (jar den of pleafant blowers. 
kindes,and efpecially this that hath a deepe red crimfon coloured flower, doc endure 
the cold of our winters, and with lefiecare is preferued : thefe forts as well as the 
former doe very feldome giue any feede, as far as I could euer obferue or learne. 
3 . CtryophyOus Silefucus Jure flent miniat t. 
The yellow or Orenge tawny Gilloflower. 
This Gilloflower hath his ftalkes next Vrtto the ground, thicker fet,and with fmaller 
or narrower leaues then the former for the moft part : the flowers are like vnto the 
Cloue Gilloflowers, and about the fame bignefle and doublencflTe moft vfually yet 
in fome much greater then in others ; but of a paleyellowifli Carnation colour, ’ ten- 
ding to an Orenge, with two fmall white threds, crooked at the ends in the middle 
yet fome haue none, of a weaker fent then the Cloue Gilloflower : this kindcis more 
apt to beare feede then any other, which is fmall, black, flat, and long, and being fowen 
yeeldewonderfull varieties both of Angle and double flowers: fome being of a 1 i - h- 
ter or deeper colour then the mother plants : fome with ftripes in moft of the leaues ■ 
Others are ftriped or fpotted,likc a fpeckled Carnation or Gilloflower, in diuers forts 
both fingle and double: Some againe are wholly of the fame colour, like the mother 
plant, and areeyther more or lefle double then it, or elfe are fingle with one row of 
leaues, like vnto a Pinck ; and fome of thefe likewife eyther wholly of a crimfon red 
deeper or lighter, or variably fpotted, double or fingle as a Pinck, or blufh eyther 
fingle or double, and but very feldome white: yet all of them in their grecnc leaues 
little or nothing varying or differing. 
CariepbyUi maximi. CARNATIONS. 
Csryopbyllgs maximus dittos 
Hulo rttbro-varius. 
T He gray Hulo hath as large leaues as the former old Car- 
nation, and as deepelyiagged on the edges : it hatha 
great high ftalke, whereon ftand the flowers, of a deepe 
red colour, ftnped and fpeckled very clofe together with a 
darkilh white colour. 
Hmyopbyllus maximus dittos . 
Hulo ruber non variatus. 
Caryophyllus maximus dittos 
Hulo Cttruleo purpureus* 
Caryopbyllus maximus dittos 
Gr'mtlo JiucFrinceps. 
caryophyllus maximus Incur, 
nadinur albus. 
Caryopbyllus maximus Incur - 
Hadinut Gallicus. 
Caryo phyllus maximus lucar- 
tmdinus graudtf. 
The red Hulo is alfo a fairegreat flower, of a ftamell colour, 
deeply iagged as the former, and groweth very comely withouc 
any fpot ac all in it, fo that it feemeth to bee but a ftamell Gillo- 
flower, fauc that it is much greater. 
Theblew //«/a is a goodly fa ire flower, beingof afairepur- 
plifti murrey colour, curioufly marbled with white, but fo final- 
ly to be difeerned, that it feemeth only purple, it hath fo much 
theMaftrieinit ■ itrefembleth the Eraflill, but that it is much 
bigger. 
The Grimelt or Prince is a faire flower alfo, as large as any 
Chryftall or larger, being of a faire crimfon colour, equally for 
the moft part ftriped with white, or rather more white then red, 
thorough euery leafe from the bottome,and ftandeth comely. 
The white Carnation or Delicate, is a goodly delightfull fair 
flower in his pride and perfection, that is, when it is both mar- 
bled and flaked, or ftriped and fpeckled with white vpon an in- 
carnate crimfon colour, beeing a veiy comely flower, but abi- 
deth not conftant, changing oftentimes to haue no flakes or 
ftrakes of white, but marbled or fpeckled wholly. 
The French Carnation is very like vnto the white Carnation, 
but that it hath more fpecks, and fewer ftripes or flakes of whit? 
in the red, which hath themaflrieof the white. 
The ground Carnation fifit be not the fame with the graund 
or great oid Carnation firft fet downe, as the alteration but of 
one letter giueth the conicdturc) is a thicke flower, but fpreadeth 
not 
