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RAging Apples hath a round stalke of two foot high, diuided into sundry branches, set with broad leaues somewhat indented about the edges, not vnlike the leaues of white 〈◊〉〈◊〉, of a darke browne greene colour, somewhat rough. Among the which come the floures
of a white colour, and some timeschanging into purple, made of six parts, wide open like a starre with certaine yellow chiues or thrums in the middle; which beeing past the fruit 〈◊〉〈◊〉 in place, set in a cornered cup or huske after the manner of the great Nightshade, great and some∣what long, of the bignesse of a swans egge, and somtimes much greater, of a white color, sometimes yellow, and often browne, wherein is contained small flat seed of a yellow colour. The root 〈◊〉〈◊〉 thicke, with many threds fastned thereto.