GENERAL INDEX.
- Acæna, [44].
- Aconitum, [9].
- Acorn, [11], [180].
- Acorus calamus, [266].
- Addison, [92].
- Ælfric's "Vocabulary," [126], [155], [158], [167], [199].
- Almond, [11].
- Aloes, [13].
- Anemone, [14].
- Apple, [17].
- —— for fruit generally, [19], [208].
- Apple-john, [22].
- Apricot, [23].
- Aquilegia, [60].
- Artichoke, [88].
- Arundo donax, [240].
- Ash, [24].
- Aspen, [25].
- Avoyne, [326].
- "Babee's Book," [33], [50], [104], [175], [198].
- Bachelor's Buttons, [27].
- Bacon on Gardens, &c., [39], [44], [98], [163], [295], [348].
- Badham's Fungi, [170].
- Baker on Narcissus, [76].
- —— Iris, [99].
- Balm, [28].
- Balsam, [28].
- Bannotte, [314].
- Barley, [30].
- Barnacles, [30].
- Barnes' Glossary, [79].
- Baskets, [323].
- Bay, [31], [136].
- Bean, [33].
- Bedding-out, [346].
- Bedegar, [84].
- Beer, [30], [36].
- Beisley's "Shakespeare's Garden," [5], [119].
- Bilberry, [35].
- Bion, [14].
- Birch, [35].
- Bird's-eye Primrose, [232].
- Bird's-nest (Carrot), [51].
- Birdwood, Sir G., [122].
- Bitter-sweet, [21].
- Blackberry, [37], [167].
- Blackthorn, [218].
- Blights, [355].
- Bluebell, [109].
- Böhmeria, [178].
- Boorde, Andrew, [241], [304].
- Box, [38].
- Boy's Love, [326].
- Bramble, [37].
- Brasbridge, T., [125].
- Bretby Park, [53].
- Briers, [39].
- Britten, J. C, [267].
- Bromsgrove, [42].
- Broom, [41].
- Brown's "Religio Medici," [91].
- Browne's "Britannia's Pastorals," [3], [24], [32], [87], [92], [111], [163], [171], [203], [227], [266], [270], [282], [290], [347], [369].
- Buckingham Palace, [168].
- Bullas, [218].
- Bullein, [88], [103], [122], [127], [143], [161], [316].
- Bulrush, [43].
- Burdock, [43], [110].
- Burnet, [44].
- Burns, [371].
- Burs, [43].
- Butter, [90], [217].
- Butomus umbellatus, [266].
- Buttercups, [67], [70].
- Buttons (buds), [27].
- Cabbage, [45].
- Cabbage Rose, [250].
- Calcott, Lady, [220].
- Calluna, [117].
- Camerarius, [14], [208], [213], [311].
- Camomile, [46].
- Campbell on Nettles, [177].
- Canker, [250].
- Carat, [148].
- Cardamine pratensis, [134].
- Carduus benedictus, [124].
- Carex, [276].
- Carnations, [47].
- Carob, [147].
- Carraways, [22], [49].
- Carrot, [50].
- Cassia, [277].
- Castle Coch, [304].
- "Catholicon Anglicum," [10], [393 to 418], and quoted throughout.
- Cedar, [51].
- Chaucer's Flowers, [3], [13], [21], [37], [42], [60], [87], [98], [103], [108], [127], [131], [136], [139], [146], [160], [161], [179], [196], [204], [215], [223], [229], [260], [288], [365].
- Cherry, [53].
- Chester's "Love's Martyr," [160], [193], [244].
- Chestnuts, [55].
- Cistus, [16].
- Clare, [149], [371].
- Cleistogamous plants, [313].
- Clove, [48], [56].
- Clover, [56].
- Clubs (of cards), [56].
- Cockayne, "Leechdoms," &c., [10], [32], [66], [73], [90], [126], [185], [202], [215], [267], [325], [328].
- Cockle, [57], [78].
- Codlings, [22].
- Coghan, [4], [177], [188], [286], [377].
- Colchicum, [268].
- Coles, [290], [377].
- Collins, [42].
- Collinson, [240].
- Coloquintida, [58].
- Columbyne, [59].
- Columella, [154].
- Constable, H., [74].
- Cooke, M. C., [154].
- Cork, [61].
- Corn, [62].
- Cornish Heath, [117].
- Corydalis, [100].
- Cotgrave's Dictionary, [393 to 418].
- Cotton, [153].
- Cottongrass, [147].
- Cowley, [91], [171], [270].
- Cowper, [142], [378].
- Cowslip, [64].
- Crab, [20].
- Crabwake, [20].
- Crape, [71].
- Crocus, [269].
- Crossberry, [105].
- Crow-flowers, [67].
- Crown of Thorns, [84], [113], [266].
- Crown Imperial, [68].
- Cuckoo-buds, [70].
- Cucumbers, [233].
- Culverkeys, [134].
- Currants, [70].
- Cutwode's "Caltha," [211], [368].
- Cypress, [71].
- Cypripedia, [151].
- Daffodils, [73].
- Daisy, [77], [361].
- Damask Rose, [251].
- Damson, [216].
- Dante, [264].
- Darnel, [78].
- Darwin, [150], [231], [236], [301].
- Dates, [79].
- Daubeny, Dr., [154], [189], [262].
- Dead Men's Fingers, [80], [149].
- Dering, [49].
- Deux ans Apple, [22].
- Devil's lingels, [133].
- Dewberries, [80].
- Dian's bud, [80].
- Dianthus, [48].
- Dielytra, [100].
- Dillenius, [101].
- Divining rod, [116].
- Docks, [81].
- Doddington Park, [117].
- Dogberry, [81].
- Dog-rose, [14].
- Douce, [93], [171].
- Dove-plant, [60].
- Dowden, [2].
- Drayton, [45], [59], [65], [84], [98], [110], [134], [174], [223], [368].
- Dryden, [370].
- Dunbar, [249].
- Durham Mustard, [173].
- Ebony, [82], [119].
- Eglantine, [82], [254].
- Elder, [84].
- Elm, [87].
- Elizabethan Gardens, [342].
- Elizabeth, Queen, [349].
- Elwes, H. J., [145].
- Eringoes, [88].
- Etna, Chestnut on, [55].
- Evelyn, [52], [116], [124], [315].
- Evershed on bay, [33].
- Fairy rings, [170].
- Falaise, [48].
- Farsing Herbs, [275].
- Feaberry, [105].
- Fennel, [88].
- Fern, [90].
- Ferule, [89].
- Fig, [93].
- Fig Mulberry, [288].
- Fig Pudding, [239].
- Filbert, [94].
- Fir, [207].
- Flags, [94].
- Flax, [95], [97].
- Fletcher, [99], [231].
- "Flora Domestica," [12], [197], [266].
- Flower-de-luce, [97].
- Forget-me-not, [4].
- Foxglove, [4].
- Fremontia Californica, [153].
- Frizen Hill, [106].
- Fuller, Thos., [156].
- Fumitory, [100].
- Furze, [100].
- Gale, [174].
- Gardens, [340], [342].
- Gardeners, [349].
- Garlande, John de, [167].
- Garlick, [102].
- Gay, [162].
- Gerard, [5], [393 to 418], and quoted throughout.
- Gilliflower, [48].
- Gilpin, [91].
- Ginger, [103].
- Gladstone, W. E., [16].
- Glossaries, [10], [393].
- Goethe, [195].
- Goldes, [157].
- Golding's Ovid, [15].
- Gooseberries, [105].
- Gorse, [106].
- Gourd, [106], [232].
- Gower, [21], [57], [74], [89], [114], [118], [143], [157], [223], [229], [259].
- Grafting, [353].
- Granada, Arms of, [220].
- Grapes, [299].
- Grass, [107].
- Greene, [128].
- Grindon, Leo H., [5], [17].
- Gundulph, [49].
- Gwillim, [297].
- Hakluyt, [22], [23], [237], [269], [305].
- Hanham Hall, [186].
- Harebell, [109].
- Harlocks, [110], [121].
- Harrison, W. A., [119].
- Harrison's "England," [340].
- Harting, [30].
- Haver, [184].
- Hawes, [366].
- Hawthorn, [110].
- Hazel, [113].
- Heath, [116].
- Hebenon, [118].
- Hedges, [113], [334].
- Helmet-flower, [10].
- Hemans, Mrs., [26], [66].
- Hemlock, [121].
- Hemp, [121].
- Henbane, [119], [129].
- Herbert, G., [68], [190], [255], [314], [357], [370].
- Herb of Grace, [122], [259].
- Herodotus, [102], [250].
- Herrick's Flowers, [74], [83], [250], [258], [369].
- Herschel, Sir J., [97].
- Hibiscus, [153].
- Highclere Park, [53].
- Holderstock, [86].
- Holly, [122], [130].
- Hollyhock, [152].
- Holy Thistle, [124].
- Homer, [76], [188], [318].
- Honeystalks, [56].
- Honeysuckle, [125].
- Hooker, Sir J., [192], [319].
- Horace, [90], [94], [102], [130], [152], [204], [236], [243].
- Horse Chestnut, [55].
- Hyssop, [128].
- Insane root, [129].
- Ivy, [129], [327].
- Jervis, S., Dictionary, [70].
- Joan Silverpin, [222].
- Johns on Trees, [289].
- John's, St., Bread, [148].
- Johnston, [121], [133], [205], [289], [330].
- Jonquil, [73].
- Jonson, Ben, [3], [4], [11], [15], [21], [66], [77], [95], [98], [121], [152].
- Josephus, [154].
- Judas, [85].
- Juvenal, [13], [94], [138], [204].
- Keats, [75], [132].
- Kecksies, [132].
- Kemble, F., [279].
- Kew, [92], [194].
- Kirby on Trees, [323].
- Knot-grass, [133].
- Knots, [345].
- Lady-smocks, [134].
- Lark's heels, [135].
- Latimer, [57], [272].
- Laurel, [135].
- Laurembergius, [143], [258], [310].
- Lavaillee, [24], [178].
- Lavender, [137].
- Lawson, [46], [105], [140], [178], [342], [343], [347].
- Leathercoat, [22].
- Lebanon, Cedar of, [52].
- Leek, [138].
- Lee's "Sea Fables," [30].
- Lemon, [140].
- Lettuce, [140].
- Levens Hall, [237], [344].
- "Libæus Diaconus," [90].
- Lily, [140].
- —— of the Field, [145].
- —— of the Valley, [4].
- Lily's "Euphues," [46], [128].
- Lime, [146].
- Lind, [146].
- Lindley, Dr., [53], [79], [109], [152], [204], [284].
- Ling, [116], [147].
- Linnæus, [116], [147].
- Locusts, [147].
- Longfellow, [89], [214].
- Long Purples, [148].
- Loosestrife, [149].
- Love-in-idleness, [309].
- Lupton, [237].
- Lyte, [23], [47], [79], [91], [129], [136], [148], [159], [167], [190], [241].
- Mace, [151].
- Mallows, [152].
- Mandeville, Sir John, [20], [31], [72], [84], [85], [113], [255], [266].
- Mandrake, [153], [226].
- Manuring, [352].
- Maple, [288].
- Marathon, [89].
- Margaret, St., [364].
- Marigold, [155].
- Marjoram, [159].
- Marlowe, [118].
- Marsh, J. F., [27], [89].
- Marvel, A., [190].
- Marybuds, [155].
- Masters, Dr., [216].
- Masts, [159].
- Maw, G., [273].
- Medlar, [160].
- Melittis melissophyllum, [29].
- Miller, [34], [191].
- Milner's "Country Pleasures," [82].
- Milton's Flowers, [65], [74], [83], [87], [109], [126], [133], [174], [197], [224], [230], [241], [261], [295], [347], [309], [369].
- Mint, [161].
- Mistletoe, [162].
- Mohammed on Garlick, [102].
- Monk's-hood, [10].
- Montgomery, A., [143].
- More, Sir T., [257].
- Morat, [167].
- Moss, [164].
- Mulberries, [166].
- Mushrooms, [169].
- Musk Roses, [252].
- Mustard, [172].
- Myrtle, [174].
- Names of Plants, [393].
- Narcissus, [73], [175].
- Nash, T., [195].
- Neckam, A., [12], [79].
- Neckweed, [122].
- Nettles, [175].
- —— of India, [178].
- Newton, Thos., [78], [264], [321], [330].
- Nicholson, Dr., [119].
- Nightshades, [225].
- Nut, [114].
- Nutmeg, [179].
- Oak, [180].
- Oats, [183].
- Oil from Walnuts, [316].
- Olive, [184].
- Onions, [187].
- Opium, [223].
- Orange, [188].
- Orchids, [149].
- Oreodaphne Californica, [32].
- Osier, [192], [320].
- Ovid, [15].
- Oxlip, [66], [192].
- Paigle, [66].
- Palladius, [73], [140], [261], [303], [343].
- Palm, [79], [192], [321], [329].
- Pansies, [196], [309].
- Parkinson—quoted throughout.
- Parsley, [197].
- Parsnip, [50].
- Pasque flower, [17].
- Patience (Docks), [81].
- Pawnce, [196].
- Peach, [161], [198].
- Pear, [199].
- Peas, [201].
- Pensioners, [65].
- Pepper, [203].
- Pepys, [177].
- Phillips, [34], [316].
- Picotee, [48].
- Pignuts, [205].
- Pine, [205].
- Pine Apples, [208].
- Pink, [48], [209].
- Piony, [211].
- Pippins, [21].
- Planché on fleur-de-lis, [97].
- Plane, [213].
- Plantagenet, [41].
- Plantain, [214].
- Platt, Sir H., [163], [281].
- Pliny, [13], [16], [48], [72].
- Plum, [216].
- Plutarch, [12].
- Poetry of Gardening, [339].
- Poet's Narcissus, [77].
- "Poets' Pleasaunce," [109], [311].
- Polyanthus, [66].
- Pomatum, [20].
- Pomegranate, [219].
- Pomewater, [21].
- Popering Pear, [201].
- Poppy, [222].
- Potato, [224].
- Primrose, [66], [226].
- Prior, Dr., [16], [47], [60], [66], [70], [74], [81], [105], [110], [114], [133], [163], [197], [227].
- "Promptorium Parvulorum," [10], [393 to 418], and quoted throughout.
- Provençal Rose, [250].
- Prudentius, [312].
- Prunes, [216].
- Pruning, [351].
- Pumpion, [232].
- Purple colour, [16].
- Pythagoras, [154].
- Quarles, [264].
- Quince, [234].
- Radish, [236].
- Ragged Robin, [67].
- Raisins, [238].
- Raspberry, [283].
- Redouté's "Liliacæ," [99].
- Reeds, [239].
- "Remedie of Love," [13].
- Rest-harrow, [133].
- Rhubarb, [241].
- Rice, [242].
- Rochester Castle, [49].
- "Romaunt of the Rose," [12], [27], [139], [179], [221], [238], [343].
- Rose, [243].
- —— of Sharon, [76].
- Rosebery, Arms, [232].
- Rosemary, [256].
- Ross, Alex., [16].
- Rousseau, [374].
- Roxburghe Ballads, [41], [62].
- Ruddes, [156].
- Rue, [259].
- Rush, [262].
- Ruskin, [109], [165], [166], [186], [206], [223], [292].
- Rye, [267].
- Saffron, [268].
- Sales, St. Francis de, [98], [158], [284], [311], [326].
- Samphire, [274].
- Savory, [275].
- Saxo Grammaticus, [119].
- Schmidt, [70], [210].
- "Schola Salernæ," [261].
- "Schoole-House of Women," [26].
- Scotch Fir, [207].
- —— Thistle, [291].
- Scott, Sir W., [207], [309].
- Sea Holly, [88], [267].
- Sedge, [276].
- Senna, [277].
- Shakespeare, Books on the flowers of, [5].
- —— Books on his occupations, [1].
- —— Seasons of, [381].
- Shamrock, [56].
- Shelley, [75].
- Shenstone, [259].
- Sibthorp, "Flora Græca," [154].
- Skelton, [60].
- Sleepwort, [140].
- Sloes, [218].
- Smith, on Ferns, [92].
- Snowdrops, [4].
- Sops-in-wine, [48].
- Speargrass, [277].
- Spenser's Flowers, [3], [12], [15], [32], [38], [47], [58], [60], [81], [83], [86], [87], [98], [106], [112], [118], [128], [131], [136], [140], [143], [157], [167], [197], [223], [228], [230], [264], [270], [280], [282], [348], [366].
- Spinsters, [96].
- Squash, [202].
- Stockholm MS., [100], [261], [325].
- Stover, [279].
- Strawberries, [279].
- Sugar, [284].
- Sweet Brier, [83], [254].
- Sweet Marjoram, [159].
- Sycamore, [287].
- Tannahill, [67].
- "Tatler," [92].
- Tares, [299].
- Tarragon, [326].
- Tennyson, [149], [191], [194], [207], [373].
- Thaun's "Bestiary," [154].
- Theocritus, [14], [90], [94], [126], [130].
- Thistle, [124], [289].
- Thorns, [292].
- Thyme, [294].
- Thynne's "Emblems," [157].
- Toadstools, [170].
- Tobacco, [4].
- Topiary art, [39], [344], [352].
- Tortworth Park, [55].
- Treacle, [103].
- Turner's "Herbal," [4], [13], [23], [35], [105], [194], [195], [198], [202], [213].
- Turnips, [297].
- Tusser, [228], [232], [279], [281], [290], [325].
- Tyndale, [41].
- Vaughan, H., [33], [312].
- Vegetable Marrow, [233].
- Vetches, [298].
- Vines, [87], [299].
- Vineyards, English, [301].
- Violets, [307].
- Virgil, [10], [189].
- Vocabularies, [10].
- Wallace, [101].
- Waller, [225].
- Walnut, [314].
- Walton, Izaak, [134], [137], [143], [280].
- Warden Pears, [200].
- Warwick Castle, [53].
- Waterton, [37].
- Watson, Forbes, [66], [77], [229], [273], [346].
- Waybred, [214].
- Weeds, [354].
- Westminster Hall, [55].
- Wheat, [317].
- White Thorn, [112].
- Wickliffe, [41].
- Wilkinson, Lady, [60], [73], [97], [292].
- Willow, [319].
- Wilson, G. F., [145].
- Windflower, [16].
- Wines, English, [303].
- Winter Aconite, [10].
- Wistman's Wood, [183].
- Withers, G., [158].
- Withy, [320].
- Wolf's-bane, [10].
- Woodbine, [126].
- Woodbury, [195].
- Wordsworth, [75], [206], [372].
- Wormwood, [81], [324].
- Wright's "Vocabularies," [10].
- —— "Domestic Manners," [96], [218].
- Wyatt's Poems, [3].
- Wych Elm, [88].
- Yew, [119], [327].
- Yggdrasil, [24].
- York and Lancaster Rose, [253].
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