This little Autumne Daffodill riseth with his flowers first out of the ground, without any leaues at all. It springeth vp with one or two stalkes about a finger long, euery one bearing out of a small huske one small white flower, laid open abroad like vnto the Starre white Daffodill, before spoken of: in the middle of the flower is a small yellow cup of a meane size, and after the flower is past, there commeth in the same place a small head, containing small, round, blacke seede, like vnto the Autumne Hyacinth: the leaues come vp after the seede is ripe and gone, being small and narrow, not much bigger then the Autumne Hyacinth: the roote is small and blackish on the outside. The Place. This Daffodill groweth in Spaine, where Clusius saw it, and brought it into these parts. The Time. It flowreth in the beginning of Autumne, and his seede is ripe in the end of October in those hot Countries, but in ours it will scarce abide to shew a flower. The Names. The Spaniards, as Clusius reporteth, call it _Tonada_, and he vpon the sight thereof, _Narcissus Autumnalis minor albus_, and wee in English thereafter, The little white Autumne Daffodill. [Illustration: 1 _Narcissus Virgineus._ The Virginian Daffodill. 2 _Narcissus minimus Iuncifolij flore._ The least Daffodill of all. 3 _Narcissus Autumnalis minor albus._ The little white Autumne Daffodill. 4 _Narcissus albus Autumnalis medio obsoletus._ The white Autumne Daffodill with a sullen crown. 5 _Narcissus Iuncifolius maximus amplo calice._ The great Iunquilia with the largest flower or cup. 6 _Narcissus totus albus flore pleno Virginianus._ The double white Daffodill of Virginia. ] _Narcissus albus Autumnalis medio obsoletus._ The white Autumne Daffodill with a sullen crowne. This Autumne Daffodill hath two or three leaues at the most, and very narrow, so that some doe reckon it among the Rush Daffodils, being somewhat broad at the bottome, and more pointed at the toppe, betweene these leaues commeth vp the stalke, bearing vsually two flowers and no more at the toppe, made of sixe white leaues a peece, pointed and not round: the cup is small and round like vnto the cup or crowne of the least Rush Daffodill, of a yellow colour at the bottome but toward the edge of a dunne or sullen colour. _Narcissus angustifolius luteus semper florens Caccini._ The yellow Italian Daffodill of Caccini.