The plant-lore & garden-craft of Shakespeare Papyras Classics

The plant-lore & garden-craft of Shakespeare

by Henry Nicholson Ellacombe

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Contents

  1. Press Notices of First Edition
  2. Rev. Henry N. Ellacombe, M.A.,
  3. Preface to the Second Edition
  4. Preface to First Edition
  5. Introduction
  6. Aconitum
  7. Almond
  8. Aloes
  9. Anemone
  10. Apple
  11. Apricots
  12. ASH
  13. Aspen
  14. Bachelor's Button
  15. Balm, Balsam, or Balsamum
  16. Barley
  17. Barnacles
  18. Bay Trees
  19. Beans
  20. Bilberry
  21. Birch
  22. Blackberries
  23. BOX
  24. Brier
  25. Broom
  26. Burdock and Burs
  27. Burnet
  28. Cabbage
  29. Camomile
  30. Carnations
  31. Carraways
  32. Carrot
  33. Cedar
  34. Cherry
  35. Chestnuts
  36. Clover
  37. Cloves
  38. Cockle
  39. Coloquintida
  40. Columbine
  41. Cork
  42. Corn
  43. Cowslip
  44. Crow-Flowers
  45. Crown Imperial
  46. Cuckoo-Buds and Flowers
  47. Currants
  48. Cypress
  49. Daffodils
  50. Daisies
  51. Darnel
  52. Dates
  53. Dewberries
  54. Dian's Bud
  55. Docks
  56. Dogberry
  57. Ebony
  58. Eglantine
  59. Elder
  60. ELM
  61. Eringoes
  62. Fennel
  63. Fern
  64. Figs
  65. Flags
  66. Flax
  67. Flower-De-Luce
  68. Fumiter, Fumitory
  69. Furze
  70. Garlick
  71. Ginger
  72. Gooseberries
  73. Gorse or Goss
  74. Gourd
  75. Grasses
  76. Harebell
  77. Harlocks
  78. Hawthorns
  79. Hazel
  80. Heath
  81. Hebenon or Hebona
  82. Hemlock
  83. Hemp
  84. Holly
  85. Holy Thistle
  86. Honeysuckle
  87. Hyssop
  88. Insane Root
  89. IVY
  90. Kecksies
  91. Knot-Grass
  92. Lady-Smocks
  93. Laurel
  94. Lavender
  95. Leek
  96. Lettuce
  97. Lily
  98. Lime
  99. Ling
  100. Locusts
  101. Long Purples
  102. Mace
  103. Mallows
  104. Mandragora, or Mandrakes
  105. Marigold
  106. Marjoram
  107. Mast
  108. Medlar
  109. Mints
  110. Mistletoe
  111. Moss
  112. Mulberries
  113. Mushrooms
  114. Mustard
  115. Myrtle
  116. Narcissus
  117. Nettles
  118. Nutmeg
  119. OAK
  120. Oats
  121. Olive
  122. Onions
  123. Orange
  124. Oxlips
  125. Palm Tree
  126. Pansies
  127. Parsley
  128. Peach
  129. Pear
  130. Peas
  131. Pepper
  132. Pig-Nuts
  133. Pine
  134. Pinks
  135. Piony
  136. Plane
  137. Plantain
  138. Plums, with Damsons and Prunes
  139. Pomegranate
  140. Poppy
  141. Potato
  142. Primrose
  143. Pumpion
  144. Quince
  145. Radish
  146. Raisins
  147. Reeds
  148. Rhubarb
  149. Rice
  150. Roses
  151. Rosemary
  152. RUE
  153. Rush
  154. RYE
  155. Saffron
  156. Samphire
  157. Savory
  158. Sedge
  159. Senna
  160. Speargrass
  161. Stover
  162. Strawberry
  163. Sugar
  164. Sycamore
  165. Thistle ( see also Holy Thistle)
  166. Thorns
  167. Thyme
  168. Turnips
  169. Vetches
  170. Vines
  171. Violets
  172. Walnut
  173. Wheat
  174. Willow
  175. Wormwood
  176. YEW
  177. Garden-Craft
  178. I.—Flowers, Blossoms, and Buds
  179. II.—Gardens
  180. III.—Gardeners
  181. IV.—Gardening Operations
  182. V.—Garden Enemies
  183. Appendix I
  184. The Daisy
  185. Appendix II
  186. Of Shakespeare's Plays
  187. Names of Plants
  188. Index of Plays,
  189. Sold by Simpkin, Marshall & Co

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