‘T he (jar den of pleafant Flowers. 
Aid 
II. Ref* Hungtrict. The Hungarian Rofe. 
The Hungarian Rofe hath grecne fhootes flenderly fet with prictes, andfeldome 
groweth higher then ordinarily the red Rofe doth 3 theftemme or ftocke being much 
about that bignelfc : the flower or rofe is as great, thicke and double, as the ordinary 
red Rofe, and of the fame falhion, of a paler red colour, and beeing neerely looked 
vpon is finely fpotted with faint fpots,as it were fpreade ouer the red ; the fmell wher- 
of is fome what better then the fmeli ofthe ordinary red Rofe of the belt kinde. 
1 3 . Refit Holoferic* fimplex & multifit x. 
The Veluct Rofe fingleand double. 
The old ftemme or flock of the veluet Rofe is couered with a dark coloured barke, 
and the young (hootes of afadgreenewith very few ornothornesat all vpon them : 
thelcauesareof a fadder grecne colour then in moft forts of Rofes, and very often 
feuen on a ftalke, many of the reft hauing but fiue: the Rofe is eyther finglc or double : 
the Angle is a broade fpread flower, confifting of fiue or fixe broade leaues with many 
yellow threds in the middle : the double hath two rowes of leaues, the one large, 
which are outermoft, the other fmaller within, of a very deepe red crimfoncolour 
like vnto crimfon veluct, with many yellow threds alfo in the middle-, and y etfor alj 
the double rowe of leaues, thefe Rofes ftand but like fingle flowers : but there is ano- 
ther double kinde that is more doublcthcn this laft, confifting oftentimes of fixreene 
*. leaues or more in a flower, and moft of them of an equall bignefle, of the colour of 
the fit ft fingle rofe of this kinde, or fomewhat frefher j but all of them of afinaller 
fent then the ordinary red Rofe. 
14. Ref* put fpinis (implex O' multi f It x. 
The Rofe without thornes fingleand double. 
The Rofe without thornes hath diuers grecne fmooth (hootes, tiling from the root, 
without any pricke or thorne at all vpon them, eyther young or old: the leaues are not 
fully fo large as of the red rofe: the flowers or rofes arc not much bigger thenthofe 
of the double Cinamon Rofe, thicke fet together and (hort, of a pale red Rofe colour,' 
with diuers pale coloured veines through euery leafe of the flower, which hath caufed 
fometocallit The marbled Rofe, andis of afmall fent, notfully equall tothered 
Rofe. The fingle of this kinde differeth not in any other thingfrom the former, then 
inthedoublendfeorfinglenelfeof the flowers, which in this are not halfcfo double, 
nor yet fully fingle, and areof a paler red colour. 
ter* /itu /pin* I haue heard likewife of a white Rofe of this kinde, but I hauc feene none fuch as yet, 
fire dh- and therefore I can fay no more thereof. 
15. Rtf* Citumeme* ftmplex & multiplex. 
The Cinamon Rofe fingleand double. 
The fingle Cinamon Rofe hath his (hootes fomewhat red, yet not fo red as the dou- 
blekinde, armed with great thornes, like almoft vnto the Eglantine bulb, thereby 
thawing, as well by the multiplicitie of his (hootes, as the quickneffe and height of his 
(hooting, his wilde nature : On the ftemme and branches (land winged leaues, fomc- 
times feuen or more together, which arc fmall and greene, yet like vnto other Rofes. 
The Rofes ate fingle, of fiue leaues a peece,fomewhat large, and of a pale red colour, 
like vnto the double kinde, which is in (hootes redder, and in all other things like vn- 
cothefingle, but bearing fmall, (hort, thickeand double Rofes, fomewhat like vnto 
the Rofe without thornes, but a little Idler, of a paler red colour at the end of the 
leaues, and fomewhat redder and brighter toward the middle of them, with many 
yellow (hort thrumes 5 the fmall fent of Ctnamonthat is found in the flowers hath 
eaufed it to beare the name. 
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