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Narciffus, or Daffodil. 
Oak, fee Quercus. 
Oak of Jerufalem, fee Chenopodium, 
Pafque-flower, fee Pulfatilla. 
Piony, fee Pasonia. 
Polyanthus, fee Primula. 
Ranunculus, or Crowfoot. 
Samphire, fee Crithmum. 
Scurvy-grafs, fee Cochlearia. 
Sefeli, or Sermountain, fee Siler; 
Snow-drop, fee Galanthus. 
Sowbread, fee Cyclamen. 
Spiderwort, fee Anthericum. 
Spignel, fee Meum. 
Star of Bethlehem, fee Ornithogalurri; 
Stavefacre, fee Delphinium. 
Tulip, fee Tulipa. 
Turnfole, fee Heliotropium. 
Yew-tree, fee Taxus. 
In the next clafs I fhall enumerate thofe forts of feeds, 
which are belt the firft fpring after they are faved, 
many of which will not grow if they are kept longer ; 
wherefore thofe who deal in feeds, fhould deftroy the 
feeds they have remaining after the feafon is over, 
and not fell them to impofe on their dealers, to the 
great lofs of their crops, nor keep them to mix with 
new feeds, as is too often pradlifed. 
African Marygold, feeTagetes. 
Agrimony, fee Agrimonia. 
Alkanet, fee Bugloffum. 
Amaranthoides, or Globe Amaranthus, fee Gom- 
phrena. 
Anife, fee Pimpiriella. 
Afparagus, or Spearage. 
Balfamine, fee Impatiens. 
Bafil, fee Ocymum. 
Ballard Saffron, fee Carthamus* 
Bay-tree, fee Taurus. 
Bean, fee Faba. 
Beet, fee Beta. 
Blue-bottle, fee Cyanus. 
Borrage, fee Boraga. 
Buckwheat, fee Fagopyrum. 
Buglofs, fee Bugloffum. 
Canterbury-bell, fee Campanula. 
Carraway, fee Carum. 
Carnation, fee Dianthus. 
Carrot, fee Daucus. 
Caterpillar, fee Scorpiurus. 
Celeri, fee Apium. 
Chervil, fee Chaerophyllum. 
Cheftnut, fee Caftanea. 
Chichling Pea, fee Cicer. 
Clary, fee Horminum and Sclarea. 
Columbine, fee Aquilegia. 
Coriander, fee Coriandrum. 
Crane’s-bill, fee Geranium. 
Crefs, fee Nafturtium. 
Cumin, fee Cuminum. 
Cyprefs, fee Cupreffus. 
Dame’s Violet, fee Hefperis. 
Everlailing Pea, fee Lathyrus. 
Fennel, fee Fceniculum. 
Fennel-flower, fee Nigella. 
Fenugreek, fee Trigonella. 
Finochia, fee Fceniculum. 
Firr, fee Abies. 
French Honeyfuckle, fee Hedyfarum. 
French Marygold, fee Tagetes. 
Goat’s-rue, fee Galega. 
Globe Thillle, fee Echinops, 
Gromwel, or Graymil, fee Lithofpermum. 
Henbane, fee Hyofcyamus; 
Hemp, fee Cannabis. 
Hollyhock, fee Alcea. 
Hyffop, fee Hyffopus. 
Indian Pepper, fee Capficurrf 
Kidney-bean, fee Phafeolus. 
Larch-tree, fee Larix. 
Larkfpur, fee Delphinium. 
Lavender, fee Lavendula. 
Laurel, fee Padus. 
Leek, fee Porrum. 
Lentil, fee Lens. 
Love-apple, fee Lycoperficon; 
Lupine, fee Lupinus. 
Lychnis, or Catchfly. 
Mad-apple, fee Melongena. 
Mallow, the Venetian, fee Hibifcus; 
Marjoram, fee Majorana. 
Marvel of Peru, fee Mirabilis. 
Marygold, fee Calendula, 
Millet, fee Milium. 
Mullein, fee Verbafcum. 
Moth-mullein, fee Blattaria. 
Navew, fee Napus. 
Oil-nut, or Palma Chrifti, fee Ricinus; 
Roman Nettle, fee Urtica. 
Onion, fee Cepa. 
Orach. 
Origany, fee Origanum. 
Panic, fee Panicum. 
Parfley, fee Apium. 
Parfnep, fee Paftinaca; 
Peas, fee Pifum. 
Pink, fee Dianthus. 
Poppy, fee Papaver. 
Purfiain, fee Portulaca. 
Radifh, fee Raphanus. This will grow well two years* 
Rape, fee Napus. 
Rue, fee Ruta. 
Savory, fee Satureja. 
Scabious, fee Scabiofa. 
Skirret, fee Sifarum. 
Snails, fee Medica. 
Snapdragon, fee Antirrhinum* 
Spinach, fee Spinachia. 
Stock-gilliflower, fee Leucoium. 
Succory, fee Cichorium. 
Sun-Tower, fee Helianthus. 
Thyme, fee Thymus. 
Tobacco, fee Nicotiana. 
Trefoil, fee Trifolium. 
Turnep, fee Rapa, 
Venus Looking-glafs, fee Campanula. 
Venus Navelwort, fee Omphalodes. 
Vetch, fee Vicia. 
Woad, fee Ifatis. 
Wall-flower, fee Leucoium. 
The next clafs of feeds are fuch as may be kept two 
years and will not be the worfe, provided they ar i 
well faved, though thefe are equally good for life the 
firft year. 
Amaranthus, or Flower-gentle. 
Cabbage, 1 f ee Braffica 7 
Cauliflowers, 5 iee ^ raliica * 
Citrul, or Wate r Melon, fee Anguria. 
Clover, fee Trifolium. 
Convolvulus, or Bindweed; 
Endive, fee Endivia. 
Flax, fee Linum. 
Indian Flowering-reed, fee Cannacorus* 
La-lucern, fee Medica. 
Lavender, fee Lavendula. 
Lettuce, fee Lacftuca. 
Mellilot, fee Tri-folium* 
Muftard, fee Sinapi. 
Sorrel, fee Acetofa. 
The fourth clafs of Seeds are fuch as may be kept 
three years or more, and will grow very well after- 
ward, provided they are well faved ; and fome of the 
forts are generally preferred for being three years 
old, particularly the Cucumber and Melon-feeds ; 
becaufe, when the Seeds are new, the plants grow 
j too vigorous* and produce a frnall quantity of fruit j 
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