The Englifh Gardner. 
Carnation. 
Great bearing, or great Mur¬ 
ry. 
Agriote, or Murello. 
Tradeskants. 
Spanifh or Black flanders. 
Flanders Clufter. 
Prince Royal or Great flan¬ 
ders. 
Double-bloflom of two forts. 
Englifh Ciliegiberrylin, as 
big as an indifferent Ap¬ 
ple. 
Portingale. 
Cornelion. 
Amber. 
Moroccow, or Morefoow. 
The Names of divers forts of 
Plums. 
M lrabilons , 
white. 
Primordians. 
The Amber. 
Red. 
Blew. 
Moroccow. 
Violet. 
Fardigon. 
Black and White. 
Matchlefs. 
Muflel. 
Black. 
White. 
Red. 
Red 
and 
Turky. 
Amber. 
Pruneola. 
White and Black. 
Date red and white. 
Bona Magna, ;; 
Or Spanifh Plum. 
Imperial. 3 
Verdccha. ' ) 
Hungarion. 
Green-Oft erly. 
Oringe. : \ 
Marble plum. 
Pear-plums. 
Black. 
White. 
Pefcod two or three forts. 
Bullin. 
Damafoens two or three 
forts. 
Queen-Mother. 
Cofferers. 
Prune-damfon. 
Padrigon, orDamaskens. 
Demie. 
Rings. 
Queens. 
Chriftian, or nutmeg. 
White-bully’s. 
Damfon. 
The names of feveral forts of 
Apricocks. 
T He Alger, or civet. 
Mafculine. 
Oringe 
