TeMjmir.um return, vprlght Woodbindc or Hony fuckle. 
F this kinde of F ericljmemm, there are three or foure forts,as you Hi all prefently heare. 
I. P ericljmemm rePlum frufttt rttbro. Red berryed upright Honyfuckle. 
7 he divers (hikes of this Hony (uckle, are fomewhat (Iraight ami upright, about three or foure 
foote high,at the lead, divided and lprcadinro divers branches,covered with a very thinnewhi- 
tifh barke: the leaves (land by couples on the branches and two likewife at every joynt, which 
are of a whitifh greene colour, fntooth, and leffer then thofe of the former winding W oodbindes: 
the flowers alfo (land by couples at the end of fhsrt (lalkcs,that come forth from the joynts with the leaves, and 
are much (mailer then the other, and never opening or (preading much, of a pale whitilh colour, alter which 
come two red berries, long with the roundnelle.both of a bignefl'e in the naturall places,and in lome open places, 
and feldome fo with us,for one is ufually withered and never commeth to perfeftion. 
2 . Pericljmemm re Hum frit Phi nigra, Blacke berried upright Honyfuckle. 
This growethnot fo high as the full, nor (preadeth fo much but groweth greater in the (temme and more up¬ 
right, whofe barke is not fo white: the leaves grow in the lame manner, but are fomewhat longet and dentrd 
about the edges,the flowers hand upon ("mall llslkes, as in the former, two ulually together, yet l'ometimcs bus 
one,of a more pnrplifh colour,and fomewhat lefTer,unto whom fucceed blackc berries,full of juyce.of no Unplea • 
fant tafle: the roote in both are hard and wooddy. 
3. Perictjmeno rePlumfruPht cxrnleo. Blew berryed upright Hony fuckles. 
This is alfo a low fhtubbe riling not much higher then the lad, theflemme being greater and covered with a 
rugged blackifh barke with divers (mall branches thereon,the youngeft being reddilh at the firfl, and hoa- y with- 
all: the leaves (land by couples as in the reft, (omewhac like unto the firfl,ofa drying and bitter tafle,the flowers 
grow by couples.fmall and paleofcolour,as the firfl,after which commeth but one berry ulually,fomewhat long 
and round, of a blewifh colour with a Iweete and little tatt juyee within them,colouring the hands red that han¬ 
dle them,and have within them many flat feede. 
4 . PericljmenumrePlumjruPltt rubra fnguUri mujore,, The greater Upright Honyfuckle. 
The leaves hereof are greater.then any of theformer.and pointed at the ends, let in the fame manner tjy cou¬ 
ples, on the low flalkeSjthat are not above a cubit high, and they are harder in hand ling, greene above and gray un¬ 
derneath : the flowers (land by couples as in the reft,and areot a pttrplilh white colour,or fomewhat deeper lome- 
rimes but unto them lucccedc but one berry, tbebiggeftofthemallcvenas large as a cherry.red.fappy, andtran- 
fparcnc,havingtwo markesat the top.where titc flofvers grew,but containing within it but one feeds. 
j. T(ruljmnum icflum f’uflu rubra. 
Red berr; ed upright Honyfuckle. 
z. Tcridyn.timm-icflumfiuttu nigra. 
Bbcke berryed upright Honyfuckle. 
