1. Alexanders at all times. 2. Artichokes. 3. Blessed Thistle, or Carduus Benedictus. 4. Cucumbers, in April and May. 5. Cresses, sow with lettuce in the spring. 6. Endive. 7. Mustard-seed, sow in the spring, and at Michaelmas. 8. Musk, Mellion, in April and May. 9. Mints. 10. Purslane. 11. Radish, and after remove them. 12. Rampions. 13. Rocket, in April. 14. Sage. 15. Sorrell. 16. Spinage, for the summer. 17. Sea-holy. 18. Sparage, let grow two years and then remove. 19. Skirrets, set these plants in March. 20. Succory. 21. Tarragon, set in slips in March. 22. Violets of all colours.
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1. Capers. 2. Lemons. 3. Olives. 4. Oranges. 5. Rice. 6. Samphire.
1. Beans, set in winter. 2. Cabbages, sow in March and after remove. 3. Carrots. 4. Citrons, sow in May. 5. Gourds, in May. 6. Navews, sow in June (_Brassica Napus_). 7. Pompions, in May. 8. Parsnips, in winter. 9. Runcival Pease, set in winter. 10. Rapes, sow in June. 11. Turnips, in March and April.
1. Basil, fine and busht, sow in May. 2. Balm, set in March. 3. Camomile. 4. Costmary. 5. Cowslips and Paggles. 6. Daisies of all sorts. 7. Sweet Fennell. 8. Germander. 9. Hyssop, set in February. 10. Lavender (_Lavendula vera_). 11. Lavender Spike (_L. spica_). 12. Lavender Cotton. 13. Marjoram, knotted, sow or set in the spring. 14. Maudeline. 15. Pennyroyal. 16. Roses of all sorts, in January and September. 17. Red Mints. 18. Sage. 19. Tansy. 20. Violets. 21. Winter Savory.
HERBS, BRANCHES, AND FLOWERS FOR WINDOWS.
1. Bays, sow or plant in January. 2. Bachelor’s Buttons. 3. Bottles, blue, red, and tawny. 4. Columbines. 5. Campions. 6. Cowslips (_Tusser here meant Oxlips_). 7. Daffodils or Daffodondillies. 8. Eglantine or Sweet-Brier. 9. Fetherfew. 10. Flower Amour, sow in May (_Amaranthus_). 11. Flower de Luce. 12. Flower-Gentle, white and red (_Amaranthus_). 13. Flower Nice. 14. Gillyflowers, red, white, and Carnations, set in spring and at harvest in pots, pails, or tubs, or for summer, in beds. 15. Holyoaks, red, white, and Carnations (_Hollyhocks_). 16. Indian Eye, sow in May, or set in slips in March (_Dianthus Plumarius_). 17. Lavender of all sorts. 18. Larksfoot (_Larkspur_). 19. Laus tibi (_Narcissus Poeticus_). 20. Lillium Convallium. 21. Lilies, red and white, sow or set in March and September. 22. Marigolds, double. 23. Nigella Romana. 24. Pansies, or Heartsease. 25. Paggles, green and yellow (_Cowslips_). 26. Pinks of all sorts. 27. Queen’s Gilliflowers (_Hesperis Matronalis_). 28. Rosemary. 29. Roses of all sorts. 30. Snapdragon. 31. Sops in wine (Pinks). 32. Sweet Williams. 33. Sweet Johns (_Dianthus Barbatus_). 34. Star of Bethlehem (_Ornithogalum Umbellatum_). 35. Star of Jerusalem (_Tragopogon pratensis_). 36. Stock Gilliflowers of all sorts. 37. Tuft Gilliflowers. 38. Velvet flowers, or French Marigolds (_Tagetes patula_). 39. Violets, yellow and white. 40. Wall Gilliflowers of all sorts.