CHAP. VI.

Of Flowers of all sorts, both forraine and home-bred, their sowing,

planting, and preseruing.

The Contents.

_Of Roses._

_Of the Damaske Rose._

_Of the redde Rose._

_Of the white Rose._

_Of the Cynamon Rose._

_To make the Cynamon Rose grow double._

_Of the Prouence Rose._

_To make Roses smell well._

_Generall notes touching Roses._

_Of Lauender._

_Of the white Lilly._

_To make Lillies of any colour._

_To make Lillies flourish all the yere._

_Of the wood Lilly._

_Of the Flowre de Lice._

_Of Pyonye._

_Of Petiluis._

_Of veluet Flowers._

_Of Gilly-Flowers._

_Of grafting of Gilly-Flowers._

_Of the smels of Gilly-Flowers._

_Of the wall Gilly-Flower._

_Of the Hellytropian._

_Of the Crowne Emperiall._

_Of the Dulippo._

_Of the Hyacinth._

_Of the Narcissus._

_Of the Daffadill, Columbine, and Chesbole._

_An excellent Caution._

_A new manner of planting Flowers and Fruits._

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