Paradisi in sole paradisus terrestris: A Garden of all sorts of pleasant flowers which our English ayre will permitt to be noursed up ...
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The Project Gutenberg eBook of Paradisi in sole paradisus terrestris, by John Parkinson
THE ORDERING OF THE GARDEN OF PLEASVRE
Chapter 1: Situation; nature of soyles; amend defects
Chapter 2: The frame or forme of a Garden
Chapter 3: The many sorts of herbes
Chapter 4: Diuers Out-landish flowers
Chapter 5: English flowers
Chapter 6: To plant Out-landish flowers
Chapter 7: Times of flowering of Out-landish flowers
Chapter 8: To encrease Gilloflowers
Chapter 9: That there is no art; double flowers
PARADISI IN SOLE PARADISUS TERRESTRIS
TO THE QVEENES MOST EXCELLENT MAIESTIE.
THE GARDEN OF PLEASANT FLOWERS
Chapter 10: Bulbous Violets
{Early bulbous Violets}
{Late bulbous Violets}
Chapter 11: The Hyacinth
{Indian knobbed Iacinth}
{Muske Grape-flower}
{Grape-flower}
{Faire haired Iacinth}
{Orientall Iacinth}
The little Summer Orientall Iacinth
Spanish dunne coloured Iacinth
{Bell-flowered Iacinth}
The Woolly Iacinth
{Spanish starry Iacinth}
{Starry Iacinth}
{Starry Iacinths of Constantinople}
{Summer Starry Iacinths}
The ash coloured Starry Iacinth
{Lilly leafed Starry Iacinths}
{Autumne Starry Iacinths}
{The Sea Onions or Squills}
Chapter 12: Starre of Bethlehem
{Starre-flowers}
{Two other Starre-flowers}
{Conclusion}
Chapter 13: Wilde Garlicke
{The greatest Moly of Homer and the Indian Moly}
{Molyes}
{Conclusion}
Chapter 14: The Asphodill
{Asphodills}
{Bastard Asphodils}
{Day Lillies}
Chapter 15: Spider-wort
{Spider-worts}
{The soon fading Spider-wort of Virginia}
Chapter 16: Medowe Saffron
Chapter 17: Crocus
{Spring Saffron flowers}
{Autumn Saffron flowers}
Chapter 18: The Spanish Nut
Chapter 19: The bulbous Flowerdeluce
{Two that have no fellows}
{Bulbous Flowerdeluce with broader leaves}
{Bulbous Flowerdeluce with narrow leaves}
Chapter 20: The Flagge
Chapter 21: Corne Flagge
Chapter 22: Bee flowers
Chapter 23: Dogs tooth Violet
Chapter 24: Cyclamen
Chapter 25: Windeflower and his kindes
{Pasque flowers}
{Wilde Windflowers}
{Garden Anemones or Windflowers}
Chapter 26: Wolfebane
Chapter 27: The Crowfoote
Chapter 28: Double Marsh Marigold
Chapter 29: Noble Liuerwort
Chapter 30: Storkes bill
Chapter 31: Spotted Sanicle
Chapter 32: Spotted Nauelwort
Chapter 33: Mountaine Soldanella
Chapter 34: Beares eares
{Beares eares}
Chapter 35: Primroses and Cowslips
Chapter 36: Lungwort, or Cowslips of Ierusalem
Chapter 37:Buglosse and Borage
Chapter 38: Campions
Chapter 39: Wall-flowers, or Wall Gilloflowers
Chapter 40: Stocke-Gilloflower
Chapter 41: Dames Violets
Chapter 42: The Sattin flower
Chapter 43: Wilde Flaxe and Tode Flaxe
Chapter 1: Crowne Imperiall
Chapter 44: Snapdragon
Chapter 45: The Willowe flower
Chapter 46: Colombines
Chapter 2: Persian Lilly
Chapter 47: Spanish Tufts, Or Tufted Columbines
Chapter 48: Hollow roote
Chapter 49: Larkes heeles
Chapter 50: The Female Balsam Apple
Chapter 3: Martagons
Chapter 51: Indian Cresses, or yellow Larkes heeles
Chapter 52: Violets
Chapter 53: Barrenwort
Chapter 54: Garden Poppies
Chapter 55: The Fenell flower, or Nigella
Chapter 56: Double wilde Pelletory
Chapter 57: Double Featherfew
Chapter 58: Camomill
Chapter 59: Pelletory of Spaine
Chapter 60: Red Adonis flower
Chapter 61: Oxe eye
Chapter 62: Corne Marigold
Chapter 63: Marigolds
Chapter 64: Starre-wort
Chapter 65: Golden Mouse-eare
Chapter 66: Vipers grasse
Chapter 67: Goates beard
Chapter 68: The French Marigold
Chapter 4: Red Martagons
Chapter 69: Carnations and Gilloflowers
{Carnations and Gilloflowers}
Chapter 70: Pinkes
Double Pinkes.
Single Pinkes.
Chapter 71: Sweet Iohns, and sweet Williams
Chapter 72: Daisie
Chapter 73: Scabious
Chapter 74: Corne flower, or blew Bottles
Chapter 5: Gold and Red Lillies
Chapter 75: Spanish Sea Knapweede
Chapter 76: Bastard Saffron
Chapter 77: Thistles
Chapter 78: Bastard Dittany
Chapter 79: Pulse
{Lupines or flat Beans}
{Peas}
Chapter 80: Peonie
Chapter 81: Beares foote
Chapter 82: White Ellebor
Chapter 83: Small white Ellebor
Chapter 84: Lilly Conually
Chapter 85: Gentian
Chapter 86: Bell-flowers
Chapter 6: White Lillies
Chapter 87: Blew Bell flowers
Chapter 88: Thorne-Apple.
Chapter 89: Indian Henbane, or Tabacco
Chapter 90: The Meruaile of Peru
Chapter 91: Mallowes
Chapter 7: Fritillaria
Chapter 92: Flower-gentle
Chapter 93: Golden Flower-gentle
Chapter 94: The Indian flowring Reede
Chapter 95: Mandrake
Chapter 96: Loue Apples
Chapter 97: Foxegloue
Chapter 98: Mullein
Chapter 99: Valerian
Chapter 100: Cuckow flowers
Chapter 101: Candy Tufts
Chapter 102: Clamberers, or Creepers
Chapter 103: Dwarfe Spurge Oliue, or Dwarfe Baye
Chapter 103A: The Bay Tree
Chapter 104: Double blossom
Chapter 105 Honysuckles
Chapter 106: Iasmine
Chapter 107: The Pipe tree
Chapter 108: The Elder
Chapter 109: The Rose
Chapter 8: Tulipa
Chapter 111: The Holly Rose
Chapter 112: Rosemary
Chapter 113: The Mirtle tree
Chapter 114: The Pomegranet tree
Chapter 115: Tree Night shade
Chapter 116: The smaller Indian Figge tree
Chapter 117: The supposed Indian Iucca
Chapter 118: The tree of life
Chapter 119: Iudas tree
Chapter 120: Beane Trefoile
Chapter 121: Tree Trefoile
Chapter 122: The Bastard Sena Tree
Chapter 123: Spanish Broome
Chapter 124: Virginian Silke
Chapter 125: Primme
Chapter 126: Coloured Sage and Marierome
{The Place, Time, Names, and Vertues}
Chapter 127: Lauender Spike
Chapter 128: Sticadoue, Cassidony, or French Lauender
Chapter 129: Lauender Cotton
Chapter 130: Bassill
Chapter 131: Sweete Marierome
Chapter 131: Tyme
Chapter 132: Hyssope
{Conclusion}
Chapter 133: Grasses
Chapter 9: Daffodils
{True Daffodils: Narrow leaved}
{True Daffodils: Rush Daffodils}
{True Daffodils: Sea Daffodils}
{Bastard Daffodils}
{True Daffodils: broad leaues, one or two single flowers vpon a stalke}
{True Daffodils: broad leaues, many single flowers vpon a stalke}
{True Daffodils: Broad leaves, double flowers}
TO THE COVRTEOVS READER
THE ORDERING OF THE KITCHEN GARDEN
Chapter 1: The situation of a Kitchen Garden
Chapter 2: The forme of a Garden of herbes
Chapter 3: How to order diuers Garden herbes
Chapter 4: How to order Artichokes, Melons, Cowcumbers, and Pompions
Chapter 5: Herbes for the pot, for meate, and for the table
Chapter 6: Sallets
Chapter 7: Herbes to serue for the especiall vses of a familie.
THE KITCHEN GARDEN, SECOND PART
Chapter 1: Winter Marierome
Chapter 2: Tyme
Chapter 3: Sauorie
Chapter 4: Hyssope
Chapter 5: Pennyroyall
Chapter 6: Sage
Chapter 7: Garden Clary
Chapter 8: Nep
Chapter 9: Baulme
Chapter 10: Mintes
Chapter 11: Costmary and Maudeline
Chapter 12: Tansie
Chapter 13: Burnet
Chapter 14: Monkes Rubarbe or Patience
Chapter 15: Blood-wort
Chapter 16: Sorrell
Chapter 17: Langdebeefe
Chapter 18: Arrach
Chapter 19: Blites
Chapter 20: Beetes
Chapter 21: Alisanders
Chapter 22: Sweete Parsley or sweete Smallage
Chapter 23: Parsley and Smalledge
Chapter 24: Fenell
Chapter 25: Dill
Chapter 26: Sweet Cheruill and ordinary Cheruill
Chapter 27: French Mallowes
Chapter 28: Succorie and Endiue
Chapter 29: Spinach
Chapter 30: Lettice
Chapter 31: Purslane
Chapter 32: Tarragon
Chapter 33: Garden Cresses
Chapter 34: Garden Rocket
Chapter 35: Garden Mustard
Chapter 36: Sperage or Asparagus
Chapter 37: Cabbages and Coleworts
Chapter 38: Skirrets
Chapter 39: Parsneps
Chapter 40: Carrots
Chapter 41: Turneps
Chapter 42: Raddish
Chapter 43: Onions
Chapter 44: Leekes
Chapter 45: Garlicke
Chapter 46: Rampions
Chapter 47: Goates beard
Chapter 48: Carawayes
Chapter 49: Potatoes
Chapter 50: Artichokes
Chapter 51: Garden and French Beanes
Chapter 52: Pease
Chapter 53: The Cowcumber
Chapter 54: Milions or Muske Melons
Chapter 55: Pompions
Chapter 56: Strawberries
Chapter 57: Garden Angelica
Chapter 58: Dragons
Chapter 59: Garden Rue, or Herbe Grace
Chapter 60: The Blessed Thistle
Chapter 61: Winter Cherries
Chapter 62: Asarabacca
Chapter 63: Licorice
{Conclusion}
JOHN PARKINSON
THE ORDERING OF THE ORCHARD
Chapter 1: Situation; nature of soyles; amend defects
Chapter 2: The forme of an Orchard
Chapter 3: Of a noursery for trees
Chapter 4: Grafting
Chapter 5: Grafting and propagating all sorts of Roses
Chapter 6: Certaine rules and obseruations in and after grafting, not remembred in the former Chapter
Chapter 7: Obseruations for the dressing and well keeping of Trees and an Orchard in good order
Chapter 8: Diuers other obseruations to be remembred in the well keeping of an Orchard
Chapter 9: The manner and way how to plant, order, and keepe other trees that beare greene leaues continually
Chapter 10: The ordering, curing, and propagating Vines of all sorts
Chapter 11: The way to order and preserue grapes
THE ORCHARD
Chapter 1: Raspis
Chapter 2: Currans red, white, and blacke
Chapter 3: Gooseberries or Feaberries
Chapter 4: Barberries
Chapter 5: The Filberd
Chapter 6: The Vine
Chapter 7: The Figge tree
Chapter 8: The Seruice tree
Chapter 9: The Medlar tree
Chapter 10: The Lote or Nettle tree
Chapter 11: The Cornell tree
Chapter 12: The Cherry tree
Chapter 13: The Plumme tree
Chapter 14: Apricockes
Chapter 15: Peaches
Chapter 16: Nectorins
Chapter 17: Almonds
Chapter 18: Orenges
Chapter 19: Apples
The kindes or sorts of Apples.
Chapter 20: Quinces
Chapter 21: Peares
The kindes of Peares.
Chapter 22: The Wallnut
Chapter 23: The Horse Chesnut
Chapter 24: The Mulberrie
Corollarie to this Orchard
FINIS
Index omnium stirpium quæ in hoc opere continentur.
A Table of the English names of such Plants as are contained in this Booke.
A Table of the Vertues and Properties of the Hearbes contained in this Booke.
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