The Botanical Magazine, Vol. 06 / Or, Flower-Garden Displayed

INDEX. (2)

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

Pl.
199	Aster alpine.
208	Balm great-flower'd.
181	Bladder-senna scarlet.
210	Celsia linear-leav'd.
188	Convolvulus azure.
185	Coronilla rue-leav'd.
201	Crane's-bill two-colour'd.
203	Crane's-bill angular-stalk'd.
204	Crowfoot mountain.
215	Crowfoot upright-double.
214	Dragon's-head toothed.
206	Geranium anemone-leav'd.
189	Heath great-flower'd.
209	Hibiscus bladder.
194	Imperial crown.
198	Indigo white-leav'd.
187	Iris elder-scented.
184	Ixia saffron-colour'd.
192	Ladies-slipper two-leav'd.
216	Ladies-slipper white-petal'd.
183	Lilac common.
202	Lupine perennial.
197	Narcissus narrow-leav'd.
197	Narcissus two-flower'd.
190	Ornithogalum golden.
213	Persicaria tall.
191	Primula silver-edg'd.
182	Sage golden.
196	Saxifrage oval-leav'd.
186	Selago oval-headed.
211	Stonecrop poplar-leav'd.
212	Tansey fan-leav'd.
200	Toad-flax branching.
205	Toad-flax alpine.
195	Wall-flower changeable.
207	William sweet.

FOOTNOTES

[1] The name, indeed, of one of our colours is taken from its blossoms.

This Quotation from Gerard referring to its Smell belongs to the Philadelphus coronarius or Mock-orange which both by him and Parkinson is called Syringa, & which led to the Mistake.

[2]

Florida sed postquam venÊre in prata puellÆ,
His illa, hÆc aliis se floribus oblectabant;
Narcisso illa quidem bene olente, atq; illa Hyacintho.

[3]

Pro molli Viola, pro purpureo Narcisso,
Carduus et spinis surgit Paliurus acutis.

[4]

Nusquam corpus erat, croceum pro corpore florem
Inveniunt, foliis medium cingentibus albis.

[5] In saxosis udis alpium. Jacq.

[6] Radix perennis. Jacq.

[7] In petrosis collibus et asperis, fabulosis apricisque locis, apud Germanos nascitur. Pempt. p. 177.

[8] Sponte in sylvaticis, montosis (Carn. Siles. Tubing) Germanys Fl. 1791. p. 147.

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