1 _Keiri siue Leucoium luteum vulgare._ Common Wall-flowers. 2 _Keiri siue Leucoium luteum maius simplex._ The great single Wall-flower. 3 _Keiri siue Leucoium luteum flore pleno vulgare._ Ordinary double Wall-flowers. 4 _Keiri maius flore pleno ferrugineo._ The great double red Wall-flower. 5 _Leucoium sativum simplex._ Single Stocke Gilloflowers. 6 _Leucoium sativum simplex flore striato._ Single stript Stocke-Gilloflowers. ] 1. _Leucoium simplex sativum diversorum colorum._ Garden Stocke-Gilloflowers single of diuers colours. These single Stocke-Gilloflowers, although they differ in the colour of their flowers, yet are in leafe and manner of growing, one so like vnto another, that vntill they come to flower, the one cannot be well knowne that beareth red flowers, from another that beareth purple; and therefore one description of the plant shall serue, with a declaration of the sundry colours of the flowers. It riseth vp with round whitish woody stalkes, two, three, or foure foot high, whereon are set many long, and not very broad, soft, and whitish or grayish greene leaues, somewhat round pointed, and parted into diuers branches, at the toppes whereof grow many flowers, one aboue another, smelling very sweet, consisting of foure small, long, and round pointed leaues, standing in small long huskes, which turne into long and flat pods, sometimes halfe a foote long, wherein is contained flat, round, reddish seedes, with grayish ringes or circles about them, lying flat all along the middle rib of the pod on both sides: the roote is long, white, and woody, spreading diuers wayes. There is great variety in the colours of the flowers: for some are wholly of a pure white colour, others of a most excellent crimson red colour, others againe of a faire red colour, but not so bright or liuely as the other, some also of a purplish or violet colour, without any spot, marke, or line in them at all. There are againe of all these colours, mixed very variably, as white mixed with small or great spottes, strakes or lines of pure or bright red, or darke red, and white with purple spots and lines; and of eyther of them whose flowers are almost halfe white, and halfe red, or halfe white, and halfe purple. The red of both sorts, and the purple also, in the like manner spotted, striped, and marked with white, differing neyther in forme, nor substance, in any other point. 2. _Leucoium satiuum albido luteum simplex._ The single pale yellow Stocke-Gilloflower. There is very little difference in this kind from the former, for the manner of growing, or forme of leaues or flower. Only this hath greener leaues, and pale yellow almost white flowers, in all other things alike: this is of no great regard, but only for rarity, and diuersity from the rest. 3. _Leucoium Melancholicum._ The Melancholick Gentleman.