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

There is likewise a third kinde, as great as the greater yellow, and in all his parts expressing and equalling it, but is accounted the fairer, and flowreth somewhat later.

The Place.

The Pyrenæan Hils haue afforded vs all these varieties, and wee preserue them carefully; for they are all tender.

The Time.

All these flower in Aprill, except the last, which is a moneth later.

The Names.

The French and Lowe-Countrey men call them Trompettes, that is, Trumpets, from the forme of the trunke; wee sometimes call them also by that name, but more vsually bastard Iunquilia’s.

1	Pseudonarcissus tubo quasi abscisso. The bastard Daffodill with the clipt trunke.
2	Pseudonarcissus Hispanicus minor. The lesser Spanish bastard Daffodill.
3	Pseudonarcissus Hispanicus minimus. The least Spanish bastard Daffodill.
4	Pseudonarcissus Gallicus minor flore pleno. The lesser double French bastard Daffodil.
5	Pancratium flore albo. The white Sea bastard Daffodil.
6	Pseudonarcissus Iuncifolius luteus maior. The greater yellow bastard Iunquilia.
7	Pseudonarcissus Iuncifolius luteus minor. The lesser yellow bastard Iunquilia.
8	Pseudonarcissus Iuncifolius luteus serotinus. The late yellow bastard Iunquilia.
9	Leucoium bulbosum præcox maius. The great early bulbous Violet.
†	Leucoium bulbosum præcox minus. The lesser early bulbous Violet.
10	Leucoium bulbosum autumnale. The small Autumne bulbous Violet.
11	Leucoium bulbosum maius serotinum. The great late flowring bulbous Violet.

Pseudonarcissus marinus albus, Pancratium vulgo. The white Sea bastard Daffodill.