Caryophyllus Silesiacus plumatus.
The Feathered Tawny is more rare to meete with then many of the other; for most vsually it is a faire large flower and double, equalling the Lumbard red in his perfection: the colour hereof is vsually a scarlet, little deeper or paler, most curiously feathered and streamed with white through the whole leafe.
Caryophyllus Silesiacus punctatus.
The Speckled Tawny is of diuers sorts, some bigger, some lesse, some more, and some lesse spotted then others: Vsually it is a deepe scarlet, speckled or spotted with white, hauing also some stripes among the leaues.
Caryophyllus roseus rotundus Magistri Tuggie.
Master Tuggie his Rose Gilloflower is of the kindred of these Tawnies, being raised from the seede of some of them, and onely possessed by him that is the most industrious preseruer of all natures beauties, being a different sort from all other, in that it hath round leaues, without any iagge at all on the edges, of a fine stamell full colour, without any spot or strake therein, very like vnto a small Rose, or rather much like vnto the red Rose Campion, both for forme, colour, and roundnesse, but larger for size.
| 1 | Heroina Rodolphi florum Imperatoris Princessa dictus. Master Tuggie his Princesse. |
| 2 | Caryophyllus Oxoniensis. The French or Oxford Carnation. |
| 3 | Caryophyllus Westmonasteriensis. The Gallant or Westminster Gilloflower. |
| 4 | Caryophyllus Bristoliensis. The Bristow. |
| 5 | Caryophyllus Chrystallinus. The Chrystall or Chrystalline. |
| 6 | Caryophyllus Sabaudicus striatus. The stript Sauadge. |
| 7 | Caryophyllus Granatensis maximus. The Granpere or greatest Granado. |
| 8 | Caryophyllus peræmanus. The Dainty. |
| 9 | Caryophyllus Silesiacus maximus Ingonij Ioannis. Iohn Witty his great tawny Gilloflower. |
| 10 | Caryophyllus Silesiacus striatus. The stript Tawny. |
| 11 | Caryophyllus marmor-amulus. The marbled Tawny. |
| 12 | Caryophyllus roseus rotundas magistri Tuggie. Master Tuggie his Rose Gilloflower. |