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SNap-Dragon hath some pretty diversities, the Plant is common and well known, and needeth no description, the chiefest difference is in the colours of the flowers, and the thing most ne∣cessary to inform, is how to gain the best kinds, and to keep and preserve them; the first and most common is that called