Paradisi in sole paradisus terrestris, or, A garden of all sorts of pleasant flowers which our English ayre will permitt to be noursed vp / a kitchen garden of all manner of herbes, rootes & fruites for meate or sauce vsed with vs, and, an orchard of all sorte of fruitbearing trees and shrubbes fit for our land, together with the right orderinge, planting & preseruing of them and their vses & vertues

by John Parkinson

But there is another of this kinde like vnto the former, whose further description you haue here before; the wings of which flower are much more white then the former, and in a manner of a milke white colour, the trunke remaining almost as yellow as the former, and not differing in any thing else.

1	Pseudonarcissus Hispanicus maximus aureus. The great yellow Spanish bastard Daffodill.
2	Pseudonarcissus Pyrenæus variformis. The Mountaine bastard Daffodill of diuers kindes.
3	Pseudonarcissus Hispanicus maior albus. The greater white Spanish bastard Daffodill.
4	Pseudonarcissus Hispanicus minor albus. The lesser Spanish white bastard Daffodill.
5	Pseudonarcissus tubo sexangulari. The six cornered bastard Daffodill.
6	Pseudonarcissus maximus aureus, siue Roseus Tradescanti. Iohn Tradescants great Rose Daffodill.
7	Pseudonarcissus aureus Anglicus maximus. Master Wilmers great double Daffodill.
8	Pseudonarcissus Hispanicus aureus flore pleno. The double Spanish Daffodill, or Parkinsons double Daffodill.
9	Pseudonarcissus Gallicus maior flore pleno. The greater double French Daffodill.
10	Pseudonarcissus Anglicus flore pleno. The double English Daffodill, or Gerrards double Daffodill.

Pseudonarcissus tubo sexangulari. The six cornered bastard Daffodill.

This kinde of Daffodill hath two or three long, and somewhat broader leaues then the last, between which commeth forth a stalke, bearing one flower somewhat large hauing the six outer leaues of a pale yellow colour, and the long trunke plaited or cornered all along vnto the very edge into six parts, of a little deeper yellow then the wings.

The Place.

The first great Spanish kinde was brought out of Spaine. The rest from the Pyrenæan Mountaines, onely the last sauing one is plentifull in our owne Country, but the white sort of that kinde came with the rest from the same Mountaines.

The Time.

The pale or third kinde, and the English bee the most early, all the rest flower in Aprill, and the greatest yellow somewhat earlier, then the other greater or lesser white.