The Botanical Magazine, Vol. 05 / Or, Flower-Garden Displayed

INDEX. (2)

In which the English Names of the Plants contained in the Third Volume are alphabetically arranged.

Pl.
173	Aitonia cape.
161	Almond dwarf.
159	Alyssum yellow.
172	Archangel balm-leav'd.
180	Azalea scarlet.
174	Buddlea round-headed.
153	Bulbocodium vernal.
148	Crane's-bill birch-leav'd.
165	Crane's-bill heart-leav'd.
164	Crowsfoot grass-leav'd.
156	Coreopsis whorled.
147	Dais continus-leav'd.
170	Draba fengreen.
152	Epidendrum two-leav'd.
179	Fumitory glaucous.
158	Hisicus china-rose.
157	Hyacinth grape.
168	Iris peacock.
171	Ixia Chinese.
169	Ixora scarlet.
175	Kalmia broad-leav'd.
177	Kalmia glaucous.
176	Laburnum common.
151	Lotus winged.
160	Lungwort Virginian.
163	Lychnidea early-flowering.
150	Marigold French.
145	Monarda crimson.
162	Puccoon Canada.
146	St. John's-wort large-flower'd.
178	St. John's-wort heath-leav'd.
154	Soap-wort basil.
167	Sophora winged-podded.
166	Stock Mediterranean.
155	Wood-sorrel striped-flower'd.
149	Zinnia many-flower'd.

FOOTNOTES

[1]Pulcherrimos et latissimos in rupibus cespites efficit. Haller.

[2] Delectatur solo duro, arenoso, umbroso sylvarum. Jacquin.

[3] Ait. Hort. Kew.

[4] Provenit sponte in America occidentali five in Virginia seu Canada, unde semen ad nos delata, quibus propagata ejus fobeles abundanter satis in hortulo suburbano Gul. Walker non longe a palatio Divi Jacobi, sito in vico ejusdem nominis Jacobeo dicto.

[5] Mr. A. was a pupil of the celebrated Mr. Miller.

[6] Matthiolus long since noticed the excellence of this wood, and speaks of it as being particularly used for making the best kind of bows; are our modern Toxopholites acquainted with this circumstance?

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