The English Husbandman (The Second Booke) /

by Gervase Markham

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Chap. IIII.

Of sowing of certaine Hearbes which are to be eaten, but especially are medicinall, yet euer in the Husbandmans Garden.

The Contents.

• [Of Arage.]
• [Of Lumbardy Louage.]
• [Of Fennell.]
• [Of Anyse.]
• [Of Comyn.]
• [Of Colyander.]
• [Of Rue.]
• [Of Organy.]
• [Of white Poppye.]
• [Of Germander.]
• [Of Cardus Benedictus.]
• [Of Angelica.]
• [Of Valerian.]
• [Of Elecampana.]
• [Of Pepper-wort.]
• [Of Phylipendula.]

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Chap. V.

Of diuer sorts of Sallet-Hearbes, their manner of Sowing and Ordering.

The Contents.

• [Of Lettuce.]
• [Of Spinage.]
• [Of Sparagus.]
• [Of Colworts.]
• [Of Sage.]
• [Of Purslaine.]
• [Of Artichocks.]
• [Of Garlicke.]
• [Of Raddish.]
• [Of Nauewe.]
• [Of Parsenips and Carrets.]
• [Of Pompions or Mellons.]
• [Of Cowcumbers.]
• [Of the Beanes of Ægipt.]
• [Of Skerrets.]
• [A most necessary obseruation.]