A Table of the English names of such Plants
as are contained in this Booke.

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• A.
• W

  White Aconite, 214

• Yellow Aconite, or winter Wolfes bane, ibid.
• Adonis flower, 293
• Alkanet, or Sea Buglosse, 250
• Anemone, or winde-flower, & the kinds, 199 to 214
• Yellow Anemone, 194
• Allisanders, 490
• Almond, and the kinds, 583
• Angelica, 529
• Apricocks, 579
• Apples, and the seueral sorts, 586
• Double blossomd Apple tree, 404
• Apples of Loue, 379
• Thorne Apples, 360
• Arrach white and purple, 488
• Asarabacca, 532
• Asparagus, 503
• Asphodill and his kindes, 146
• Asphodill with Lilly flowers, 148
• B.

• Baldmony or Gentian, 350

• Balme, 479
• The Balsame apple, 278
• Barberies, 561
• Barbery Buttons, and Thorny Buttons, 339
• Barrenwort, 283
• Batchelours Buttons double, white and red, 254
• Batchelours Buttons yellow, 218 & 224
• The Bay tree, 598
• The Cherry Bay tree, or Bay Cherry, 401
• The dwarfe Bay, 397
• The Kings Bay, that is, the Cherry Bay
• The Rose Bay, 400
• The Virginia Bay Cherry, 599
• The wilde Bay, 400
• The Bee-flower, 192 & 258
• Beares breech, 330
• Beares eares, and the sorts, 235 &c.
• Beares eare Sanicle, 240
• Beares foote, 244
• Beetes, and the kindes, 353
• Garden Beanes and French Beanes, 521
• Bell flowers, and the kinds, 353
• Canterburie Bels, 354 & 356
• Couentry Bels, 354
• Blites, 488
• Bloodwort, 484
• The great blew Bindeweed, 359
• The small blew Bindeweed, 360
• Blew Bottles, 326
• Borrage, and euer liuing Borage, 249
• Ladies Bower, and Virgins Bower single and double, 393
• Dwarfe Boxe and guilded Boxe, 606
• Flower of Bristow, or None such, 253
• Spanish Broome, 442
• Double flowred Bruisewort or Sopewort, 352
• Garden Buglosse, 249
• Marsh buglosse and Sea buglosse, 250
• Burnet, 483
• Butterflie Orchis, 162
• C.

• Cabbage, and his kindes, 503

• Calues snout or Snapdragon, 269
• Double Camomill and naked Camomill, 290
• Rose Campion, 252
• Featherd wilde Campion single and double, 253
• The Crimson Cardinals flower, 356
• Carawayes, 515
• Carnations and Gilloflowers, 306
• Caterpillers great and small, 340
• Cassidonie, 443
• Lobels Catch flye, 254
• Clusius his Celastrus, 604
• Sweete Cheruill or great Cheruill, 494
• Garden Cheruill, ib
• Party coloured Cicheling, 338
• The Christmas flower, 344
• The Cherry tree, and the kindes thereof, 571
• The double blossomd Cherry tree, 402
• The Cypresse tree, 602
• The sweet gum Cistus, 422
• Burning Clamberer or Climer, 391
• Hungarian Climer, 391
• Virginian Climer or Maracoc, ibid
• Coleflower, Colewort, Colerape, 504
• Colombines, 271
• Tufted Colombines, 274
• The prickly euer greene Corall tree, 604
• Corneflower, 326
• Corne sallet or Lambes Lettice, 428
• The Cornell tree, 570
• Costmary, 482
• Cotton weedes, 375
• Cowcumbers, diuers, 524
• Cowslips of diuers sorts, 242 &c.
• French Cowslips or Beares eares, 235
• Cowslips of Ierusalem, 248
• Cranes bill, and the kinds, 228
• Garden Cresses, 500
• Indian Cresses, 280
• Crow flower, 253
• Crow foote of diuers kinds, 216 to 223
• Crown Imperial, 28
• The double Cuckow flower, 253 and 389
• Currans, white, red and blacke, 558
• The true Curran Vine and Grape, 563
• D.

• Daffodils, and the diuersities thereof, from, 67 to 108

• Checkerd Daffodill, and the kinds, 44
• Dittander, 508
• Bastard Dittanie, 333
• Dogs tooth Violet, 193
• Dragons, 529
• The Dragon flower, 385
• Double Dasie, and blew Dasies, 321
• E.

• White Ellebor of two sorts, 346

• Wilde white Ellebor, 347
• The true black Ellebor or Christmas flower, 344
• Garden Endiue, 495
• F.

• Fellworte or Gentian, 350

• Fennell, 492
• Fennell flower, 287
• Double Featherfew, 289
• The Princes Feather, 232
• The Fig tree, and the kinds, 566
• The Indian Figge tree, 433
• The Finger flower, 383
• The Firre tree, 600
• The Corne Flagge, 189
• The flagge or flowerdeluce, 79 &c.
• The flowerdeluce of Constantinople, 79
• The flowerdeluce of Persia, 172
• The bulbous flowerdeluces, 172 to 179
• The veluet flowerdeluce, 188
• Wilde flaxe or Tode flaxe, 266
• Foxe gloues, and the kinds, 380
• Fillbeards ordinary, and of Constantinople, 562
• Flower of Bristow, or None such, single and double, 253
• Purple flower gentle, and the kinds, 371
• Golden flower gentle or golden flower of life, 372
• The flower of the Passion, or Maracoc, 393
• The flower of the Sun, 295
• The Sultans flower, 327
• The friars Crowne, 332
• Fritillaria or checkerd Daffodil, 44
• Double fritillaria, ibid
• G.

• Garlicke, 513

• Gentian great and smal, 350
• Germander, 456
• Gilloflowers and Carnations, 306
• Queenes Gilloflowers or Dames Violets, 262
• Stocke Gilloflowers single and double, 258
• The Ginny hen-flower, that is, Fritillaria, 44
• Goats beard blew and purple, 302
• Goats beard yellow, 514
• Candy Goldilocks, 372
• Golds, that is, Marigolds, 296
• Gooseberries of diuers sorts, 560
• Herbe Grace or Rue, 530
• Grape flower, 114
• Vipers Grasse, 301
• Feather Grasse, 458
• Painted Grasse, ib
• The Guaiacum of Padoa, 570
• H.

• Hares bels, 122

• Hearts ease single and double, 282
• The blew Helmet flower or Monkes hood, 215
• The wholsome Helmet flower, ibid
• Hollihockes single and double, 369
• Holewort or Hollow-roote, 275
• Hyssope common, 476
• Guilded Hyssope, 455
• Hungary or mountaine Sea Holly, 330
• Honisockles double, 404
• Red Honysockles or vpright Honysockles, 405
• The euer green Hawthorne tree, or the euer green prickly Coral tree, 604
• I.

• Iacinths, and the seueral sorts, 111 to 133

• White Iasmine and yellow Iasmine, 406
• Double white Iasmine, 408
• Sweet Iohns single and double, 319
• Ione siluer Pin, that is, Poppies double, 286
• Iudas tree, 437
• The supposed Indian Iucca, 434
• The Virginia Ivye, 612
• K.

• Spanish Sea Knapweede, 328

• L.

• Ladies laces or painted grasse, 458

• Ladies smockes double, 389
• Lambes Lettice, 498
• Langedebeefe, 486
• The Larch tree, 608
• Larkes heeles or spurs single and double, 276
• Yellow Larkes heele, that is, Indian Cresses, 280
• Lauender spike, 447
• Lauender cotton, 449
• French Lauender or Sticadoue, 448
• Mountaine Laurell, 398
• Leekes, 512
• Lettice, and the kinds thereof, 498
• Licorice, 533
• The tree of Life, 436
• The chekerd Lilly, that is, Fritillaria
• The Conual Lilly, or Lilliconvally, 340
• The Day Lilly, 148
• The Persian Lilly, 28, 30
• The Mountaine Lilly, 33
• The red or gold Lilly, 39
• The white Lilly, 40
• The Line or Linden tree, 608
• Liue-long, or Life euerlasting, 375
• Noble Liuerwort or Hepatica, 225
• Lungwort or Cowslips of Ierusalem, 248
• Lupines white, blew and yellow, 325
• M.

• Sweet Marierome, 452

• Guilded or yellow Marierome, 446
• French Mallowes, 495
• Spanish Mallowe, 366
• Shrub Mallow, 369
• Thorny Mallow, 368
• Venice Mallow, ibid
• Red Maiths, and white, 293
• Mandrake male and female, 377
• The great Maple or Sycomore tree, 611
• Marigolds, 296
• Corne Marigolds of Candy, 295
• French Marigolds, 303
• Double Marsh Marigolds, 224
• The Spanish Marigold is the greatest double broade leafed Anemone, 207
• The blew or purple Marigold, 299
• Martagons of diuers sorts, 33
• Masticke the herbe, 452
• Medlars, 568
• The Melancholy Gentleman, 260
• Muske Melons, 525
• The Meruaile of the world, 364
• Mirtles, 427
• Moly or Mountaine Garlicke, 144 &c.
• Monkes hoode, or Larkes spurs, 276
• Monkes hood or helmet flower, 215
• Counterpoyson Monkes hood, 216
• Blew Moone-wort, 234
• Halfe Moones, 339
• Golden Mouse-eare, 330
• Mulberries, and Virginia Mulberry, 599
• Moth-Mulleine, 383
• Woody Mulleine or French Sage, 384
• Ethiopian Mullein, 385
• The Mumme tree, 432
• Mustard, 502
• N.

• Spotted Nauelwort, 232

• Navew, 509
• The Nectorin, and the kinds thereof, 582
• Neesewort, or Neesing roote, 346
• Neppe, 479
• The Nettle tree, 568
• Hungarian dead Nettle, 385
• Nigella, or the Fenel-flower, 287
• Tree Night shade, that is, the Winter Cherry tree, 432
• None-such, or the flower of Bristow, 253
• The bladder Nut, 611
• The Filberd Nut of Constantinople, 562
• The Spanish or Barberry Nut, 171
• The Wall Nut, 594
• O.

• The euer greene Oake, 600

• Spurge Oliue, 397
• Mountaine Spurge Oliue, ibid
• Onions, and the kinds, 510
• Sea Onion, 133
• Orchis of Virginia, 194
• Orenges, 584
• Oxe eye, 293
• Oxe lips, 245
• P.

• Pansies single and double, 282

• Parsley, and sweet Parsley, 491
• Virginia Parsley, 492
• Parsneps, 506
• Pasque flower, or Passe flower, 200
• Patience, or Monkes Rubarbe, 483
• Peaches, and the kinds, 586
• Double blossomd Peach tree, 404
• Peares, and the seueral sorts, 590
• The prickly Peare, that is, the Indian Figge
• Pearles of Spaine, 115
• Garden Pease of diuers sorts, 522
• Crimson Pease blossome, 338
• Pease euerlasting, ibid
• Blew vpright euerlasting Pease, ibid
• Pelletory of Spaine, 292
• Double wilde Pelletory, 288
• Penny flower, that is, white Sattin
• Peony single and double, 342
• Periwinkle single and double, 392
• Pinkes single and double, 314
• The Pine tree, 599
• The blew and the white Pipe tree, 408
• The double white Pipe tree, or double Iasmine, 410
• Rose Plantane, 352
• Plums, and the kindes, 575
• The Pomegranet tree, 428
• The double blossomd Pomegranet tree, 430
• Pompions, 526
• Double garden Poppies, 284
• Double wilde Poppy, 286
• Potato’s of Spaine, of Virginia, of Canada, 516
• Pride of London, 310
• Primme or Priuet, 445
• The euer-greene Priuet, 603
• Primroses, and the kinds, 242 &c.
• Tree Primrose of Virginia, 264
• Purslane, 499
• Purse tassels, 116 & 118
• Pushamin or Pishamin, the Virginia Plum, 570
• Q.

• Qvinces, and the kinds, 589

• R.

• Rampions, 514

• Raspis, White and red, 557
• Reddish, blacke Reddish, horse Reddish, 509
• Red and yellow flowred Indian Reede, 376
• Rosarubie, that is, Adonis flower, 293
• Rose tree, and the seuerall kinds, 412 to 425
• Iuno’s Rose, that is, the white Lilly
• The Elder or Guelder Rose, 401
• The Holly Rose or Sage Rose, 421
• The Mountaine Rose, 424
• Rocke Roses, 397
• Rosemarie common and gilded &c., 425
• The Marie Rose or Rosemary of Silesia, 424
• Rocket, 502
• Garden Rue or Herbe grace, 530
• True Rubarbe, Monkes Rubarbe, Rubarbe of Pontus, 483
• S.

• Sage great and small, 478

• Guilded Sage, 446
• Sage of Ierusalem, 248
• French Sage, 384
• Saffron flowers of diuers sorts of the spring time and of the fall, 160 to 170
• Medow Saffrons or Colchicum, that is, the Sonne before the Father, and the kindes, 154
• Spotted Sanicle, 231
• Beares eare Sanicle, 240
• Satyrion, 192
• The Sauine tree, 607
• Summer Sauorie and winter Sauory, 476
• White Sattin flower, 265
• Red Sattin flower, 339
• Scabious white and red, 324
• Scorsonera or Vipers grasse, 301
• Bastard Sena tree, 440
• The true and the ordinary Seruice, 567
• Mountaine Setwall, 386
• Virginia Silke, 444
• Skirrets, 506
• Our Ladies Slipper, 347
• Smallage, 491
• Ladies Smocks double, 388
• Snayles, 338
• Snapdragons, 269
• Mountaine Soldanella, 434
• Double flowred Sopewort, 352
• Sorrell, 486
• Sowbread, and the kindes, 195 to 199
• The Kings Speare or yellow Asphodill, 148
• Sperage or Asparagus, 503
• Spiderworte, and the kindes, 150 &c.
• Spinach, 496
• Starre flowers of diuers sorts, or Stars of Bethlehem, 130 to 140
• The greene Starre flower or bulbed Asphodill of Galen, 136
• Starwort or Sharewort, and Italian Starwort, 299
• Sticadoue or Cassidonie, 448
• Stocke gilloflowers single and double, 258
• Storkes bils of diuers sorts, 228
• Strawberries of many sorts, 526
• The Strawberry tree, 603
• Succory, 495
• The Sultans flower, or Turkie Corne flower, 327
• The Sun flower or flower of the Sun, 295
• The Virginia Sumach, 611
• The Myrtle leafed Sumach, ibid
• The Sycamore tree, 610
• T.

• Indian Tabacco of diuers sorts, 363

• The greene and the white Tamariske tree, 610
• Tansie single and double, 482
• The blessed Thistle, 530
• The gentle Thistle, Globe Thistle &c., 332
• Christs Thorne, 607
• Thrift ordinary, and the great Sea Thrift, 317
• Throatwort, and Giants Throatewort single and double, 354
• Beane Trefoyle, 438
• Shrub Trefoile, 407
• Tree Trefoile, 439
• Candie Tufts, 390
• Golden Tufts, 375
• Spanish Tufts, 274 & 340
• The early flowring Tulipa, 46
• The meane flowring Tulipa, 54
• The dwarfe Tulipa, 52
• The Persian Tulipa, ibid
• The Turkes Cap, that is, the Tulipa
• The true Time, 454
• Guilded Time, Moske and Lemmon Time, ibid
• Garden Time, and Masticke Time, 474
• V.

• Red Valerian of Dodonæus, 386

• Greeke Valerian, 388
• Mountaine Valerian, 386
• Violets single and double, 282
• The bulbous Violet, 169
• The Dogs tooth Violet, 193
• Dames Violets, 262
• Mercuries Violets, 357
• Vines, and the seuerall kinds of grapes, 564
• Vipers grasse, 301
• Virginia Vine, 564
• Virginia Vine, or Virginia Ivie, 612
• W.

• The Walnut tree, 594

• Single and double Wall-flowers of many sorts, 257
• The Willow-flower, 270
• The Wind-flower or Anemone, single and double of many sorts, 199 to 214
• Wild Wind-flower single and double, 202
• Sweet Williams, and the kinds, 319
• Winter Gilloflowers, 258
• Winter Wolfes bane, and yellow Wolfes bane, 214
• Winter Cherries, 532
• The Winter Cherrie tree, 431
• Double Wood-bine or Honisuckle, 404
• Y.

• The Yew tree, 606