Systema horti-culturæ, or, The art of gardening in three books ... / by J. Woolridge, gent.

A CATALOGUE Of such Housed-Greens, Winter-Greens, Flowering-Shrubs, Flowering-Trees, Flowers, and other curious Plants, as well Exotick as English, that are to be Sold by Mr. George Rickets, Garde∣ner, at the Hand in Hogsden without Bishopsgate, London, the great Collector and Improver of the Beauties of a Garden.

• Greens that are housed in the Winter.
  • ORanges and Le∣mons.
  • Myrtles of va∣rious sorts.
  • The White and Red Oleander.
  • The Yellow Indian Jasmine.
  • The Spanish Jasmine.
  • The Indian Jucca.
  • Colutea Odorata.
  • Tree Housleek.
  • Cytisus lunatus.
  • Jacobea Marina, or Sea-Ragwort.
  • Gilded or strip'd Phil∣lyrea.
  • Lentiscus.
  • Indian Fig.
  • Marum Syriacum.
  • Amomum Plinii.
• Flower-bearing-Trees.
  • Castanea Equina, or the Horse-Chestnut.

• ...
  • Oleaster.
  • Pardus (or Pardalian∣ches) Theophrasti.
  • Laburnum major.
  • Laburnum minor.
  • Sena-Tree.
  • Sumach.
  • Cassia.
  • Lilac, Blew, White, and Purple.
  • Pomegranat-flowers, dou∣ble and single.
  • Jasmines, White, and Virginian.
  • Periploca.
  • Double Virgins-bower.
  • Virginian Climer.
  • Tree Passion-flower.
  • Paliurus, or Christs-thorn.
  • Hungarian Clematis.
  • Orobus Venetus.
  • Gelder-Rose.
  • Double blossom'd Cher∣ry.
  • Mezerions, Red, Purple, White.
  • Dwarf-Almond.
  • Hypericum frutex.
  • Spirea frutex.
  • Cytisus Secundus Clusii.
  • Althea frutex, Red, White.
  • Syringa, White, Purple,
  • Persian Jasmine.
  • Woodbine, or Honysuckle, White, Italian, Red, Scarlet.
  • Scorpion Sena.
  • Amegdala flore Africano.
• Winter-Greens.
  • Alaternus.
  • Pyracantha.
  • Ilex.
  • Laurus tinus major.
  • Laurus tinus minor.
  • Spanish Broom.
  • Upright Savin.
  • Laurels.
  • Phillyrea augustifolia.
  • Bay-tree.
  • Cypress.
  • Norway Firr.
  • Scotch Firr.
  • Silver, or flat Firr.
  • Mountain Pine.
  • Pinaster.
  • Cedar of Libanus.
  • Winter Jasmine.
• Other Ornamental Trees.
  • Cornelian Cherry.
  • Oriental and Occidental Platanus.
  • Abele.

• ...
  • Lime-Tree.
  • Flowers and choice Plants.
  • Cardinal's Flower, Scar∣let, Blew.
  • Steeple Bellflower.
  • Scarlet Gnaphalion.
  • Double Scarlet Lychins.
  • White Rocket.
  • Purple Rocket.
  • Auricula's double of se∣veral sorts.
  • Auricula's strip'd, great varieties.
  • Auricula's plain Colours.
  • Hepatica's double, Blew, and Peach-colour.
  • Fraxinella, White, Red.
  • Peonies, double, White, Blush, and Purple.
  • Asphodil, Yellow, Red.
  • Geranium nocte Olens.
  • Martagons of several kinds.
  • Lillies of several kinds.
  • Iris bulbous, Great va∣rieties.
  • Iris tuberous. Great va∣rieties.
  • Hyacinthus Tuberosus.
  • Jacinths, many sorts.
  • Tulips, great varieties.
  • Double and single Ane∣mones, many sorts.
  • Ranuncula's, great va∣rieties.
  • Carnations and Gillyflow∣ers, very many sorts.
  • Double Colchicums.
  • Fritillaries.
  • Ornithogalons.
  • Leucoiums.
  • Narcissus, great varieties double and single.
  • Globe-Flower.
  • Crocus's, many varieties.
  • Primroses, many colours and sorts.
  • Oxslips, several colours and sorts.
  • Polyanthos.
  • Gentienella.
  • Junquils.
  • Campanula's, or Bell∣flower with many o∣thers.

The same Mr. Rickets can furnish you with all the best sorts of Apples, Pears, Cherries, Plumbs, Apricocks, Peaches, Nectarines, Vines, Currans, Goose∣berries, and all other Fruits, Standards, or for the Wall; Of all which he hath great variety.