II. Caryophylli Hortenfes minores flore multiplici. 
Double Garden Pinks. 
XX. Caryopbyllus Hortenfis minor flore multi- 
pl* ci variegate >, The Common double various colored 
Pink. The form of tl}e whole Plant and manner of 
Vinks double. 
its growing is exattly like that at Sett. 3. aforego- 
ing, faving that this double Kind is leffer , and lefs 
double than the double GillLflowers , having its 
Leaves a little fnipt or indented about the edges , 
with fame Threads in the middle , of divers and 
various colors, and of a fragant fweet Smell. 
XXL Caryopbyllus Plumarius albus multiplex , 
The double white Pink. This is only with more 
Leaves in it, than is in the fingle white Pink, which 
makes the only difference. 
XXII. Caryopbyllus Plumarius multiplex , The 
double Feathered or jagged Pink. This in its 
Roots, Leaves, Stalks , flowers, color of the flower, 
and Seed, is exaftly like that at Sett. VI. aforego- 
ing, without any difference therefrom, faving that 
the flowers of this are double. 
XXIII. Caryopbyllus Hortenfis minor rubens 
multiplex. The double red Pink. This is in the 
fame manner double as the former, differing in that 
only, viz. in its duplicity , from the fingle of the 
fame color. 
XXIV. Caryopbyllus Hortenfis minor purpureus 
multiplex. The double purple Pink. It differs not 
from the fingle purple, for color and form of grow- 
ing, but only in the doublenefs of the flowers. 
XXV. Caryopbyllus Hortenfis minor Granadcnfis, 
The Granado Pink. It differs not from the Gilli- 
fiower of the fame Name, but in the fmallnefs of 
the Leaves and flowers. 
XXVI. Caryopbyllus Hortenfis minor carneus 
multiplex , The double blufh Pink. This is almoff 
as great as the Ordinary blufli Gilliflowers and 
fame have taken it for a Gilliflowers but the green 
Leaves are almoff as f mall as Pinks, for which 
Reafon, I rather refer it to the Pink Kind. 
XXVII. Caryopbyllus Hortenfis minor repens 
multiplex. The double matted Pink. This is like 
the fingle matted Pink, in its form and manner of 
growing, at Sett. 15. aforegoing , not differing in 
its Leaf but in its flower. The frfi flowers are 
but once double, or of two rows of Leaves, of a 
fine re ddifh color , f potted with Silver f pots but 
thofe which follow are fo thick and double, that 
they oftentimes do break the Pod or Husk, and are 
nGt altogether of fo deep a red color, but more 
pale. 
XXVIII. Caryopbyllus Plumarius Auffriacus . 
albus & purpureus multiplex. The double white 
and purple Aultrian Feathered Pinks. Thefe differ 
not from the fingle at Sett. 13. and 14. aforegoing 
neither in its Leaves , Stalks * nor manner of grow- 
ing, but only in the flowers , thefe being double 
and the beff of the double Kinds . 
XXIX. Caryopbyllus Plumarius multiplex maculd 
purpurea in Jundo , The double Feathered Pink 
with a purple fpot in its bottom. This differs not 
alfo from that at Sett. 5. aforegoing, but only in the 
duplicity of its flower. 
III. Caryophylli Sylveffres minores > Wild or Field 
Pinks. 
XXX. Caryopbyllus arvenfis prolifer , Childing 
Pinks. Its Root is f mall, white and hard, periling 
every Tear after Seed time , and raifing it/elf ''again 
by its own /owing, or elfe, it muff be f own in the 
Spring. It has a few pale green, Jhort, blunt , 
graffy Leaves, lying on the Ground for the fuff 
lear, and are the next Tear carried up with the 
Stalks, divided into fome Branches, and fet by 
couples at the feints, having a fort, thick , gray- 
ifh green Husk at their tops, out of which Jhoot 
forth by degrees, one after another, feven or eight 
JmaU faint flowers, fmaller than the Jmalleff 
Garden Pink by much, which fcarcely Jhew them- 
f elves above the brim of the Husk: more flowers 
then one, feldom appear at a time out of the Husk 
very rarely two-, by reafon of which, they are Ion - 
in Flowering. After they have done blowing, there 
is found in the outward Husk,fo many fever al fmall 
long Husks, as there were Flowers, each containing 
tpithtn them fmall blackifh Seed. Of ibis Kind 
there is One which has but one flower rifeng out 
of the Husk, and of a paler re ddifh color than the 
former. 
XXXI. Caryopbyllus praten/is nofler major 
Our greater Wild Field Pink. This grows near 
Deptlord and Redrif, and in many places of England 
Wild, being a fmall Kind of Pink , as it may be 
called. It fpreads much oftentimes, and roots again 
by the Branches as it grows, with fmall Jhort green 
Leaves next the Ground, and by couples on the 
Stalks, with fmall reddijh Pink like Flowers or. the 
Tops. 
f raten f ls m per minor. 
Our letter Wild Field Pink. This is lefer than the 
former, and grows among the thick Grafs in our 
Meadows near London, as towards Totnam Court 
and other places adjacent to the fame. Its Root is 
fo fmall and Thready , that it will not bear Tranf- 
planung. Its Stalks are very fender , on which 
ere fet fmaller, Jhort er, and greener Leaves, than 
on the former. The Flowers alfo are [mailer, and 
of a clear Jhimng red color-, fometimes but One of 
a Stalk, and fometimes more, efpecially if it grows 
under Hedges and bufhes which may defend it by 
their Jhadow. 
XXXIII, 
