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woody, fending out feveral Branches, which fpread out on 
fhaped Leaves, compofed of five or fix fpear-fhaped Lobes, 
the Foot-Stalk ; they are of a liglt Green, ,iaving a rouj 
thefe have long Foot Stalks, and itand oppofite on the BraJ 
Spikes, at the end of the Branches, ftanding upon long n 
tubulous Flowers, fpread open at the Top, where the Petal 
Appearmnce of a Lip FIowe, tey areof a briht reda CoJou 
times ripen in Autumn. Mill. Gard. Did. 
                           P     L     A      T     E 
                       Dihurnum. Lin. Gen. Plant. 370- l 
     THE Charafers are, 
     THE Flower has a fmall permanent Empalement, as A 
 Bell-0haped Petal, cut at the brim into five obtufi Segment 
 %haped Stamina, C, the length of the Petal, terminiated by 
 D, fituated under the Flower, having no Style, but the f 
 crowned by three obtufe Stigmas, reprefented at E ; the G 
 with one Cell, inclofing one hard roundifh Seed. 
     Tuss Genus of Plants iis ranged in the third Senior 
 TANDRIA TgRYQYRIA, which includes thofe Plants whofe 
 Parts. 
     THIs Specie is, 
     VIBURNUM (Tinus) foliis ovatis integerrimis, ramifica 
 Plant. 267. Wayfaring-Tree with oval entire Leaves, whoIf 
 under Side. Tinus prior. Clus; Hit. 49.l Hairy-leaved La 
    THis Sort is the Lauruffinus with fmall Leaves, which 
 of this are feldom more than two Inches and a halfIong, an 
 at their bafe, but end in acute points ; they are veined and 
 lucid a green Colour on their upper Side. The Umbels of 
 continuing all the Winter in Flower. This is propagate4 I 
 put out Roots very freely, fo that when they are laId down i 
 Time twelve Month, when they fhuld be taken off fron 
 where they are to remain. #ill. Gard. Dia. 
                            P     L A         T     E 
              Tulijpa. Tourn. In/i. R. H. 373 3-Tab. b 99. 
    THE Chararters of this are exhibited in Page 9. 
    This Speci is, 
    TULIPA (Gefneriana),flore ereftoo, f6liis ovato-lanceolat 
eret Flower, and oval fpear-ihaped Leaves, common Tulip 
    This fort is a Variety of the common Tulip, and called 
white, firiped with purple, and efleemed a good Flower b 
are more valued, according to the peculiar Tafl of Floriffs 
for what rome Perfonsvalue at a confiderable Rate, others 
Variety of new Flowers obtained from Breeders, thofe that ; 
ties to recommend them, are thrown out and defpifed ; I 11 
good Tulip. x, It fbould have a tall ftrong Stem. 2. The 
within and three without. 3. Their bottom fhould be propc 
fhould be rounded off, and not terminate in a Point. -. T 
turn inward, nor bend outward, but rather ftand eret, and 
neither over large, nor two fmall. 5. The Stripes lhould be 
of the Flower. When a Flower has all thefe P1roperties, i