The plant-lore & garden-craft of ShakespearePart 1 — CROCUS, see Saffron.Reading editionChapter navigation232 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPRESS NOTICES OF FIRST EDITION.SHAKESPEARE.REV. HENRY N. ELLACOMBE, M.A.,TO THE READER.PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION.PREFACE TO FIRST EDITION.INTRODUCTION.THE PLANT-LORE OF SHAKESPEARE.ACONITUM.ACORN, see Oak.ALMOND.ALOES.ANEMONE.APPLE.APRICOTS.ASH.ASPEN.BACHELOR'S BUTTON.BALM, BALSAM, OR BALSAMUM.BARLEY.BARNACLES.BAY TREES.BEANS.BILBERRY.BIRCH.BITTER-SWEET, see Apple (22).BLACKBERRIES.BOX.BRAMBLE, see Blackberries.BRIER.BROOM.BULRUSH.BURDOCK AND BURS.BURNET.CABBAGE.CAMOMILE.CARDUUS, see Holy Thistle.CARNATIONS.CARRAWAYS.CARROT.CEDAR.CHERRY.CHESTNUTS.CLOVER.CLOVES.COCKLE.COLOQUINTIDA.COLUMBINE.CORK.CORN.COWSLIP.CRABS, see Apple.CROCUS, see Saffron.CROW-FLOWERS.CROWN IMPERIAL.CUCKOO-BUDS AND FLOWERS.CUPID'S FLOWER, see Pansies.CURRANTS.CYME, see Senna.CYPRESS.[71:1]DAFFODILS.[73:1]DAISIES.DAMSONS, see Plums.DARNEL.DATES.DEAD MEN'S FINGERS.DEWBERRIES.DIAN'S BUD.DOCKS.DOGBERRY.EBONY.EGLANTINE.ELDER.ELM.ERINGOES.FENNEL.FERN.FIGS.FILBERTS.FLAGS.FLAX.FLOWER-DE-LUCE.FUMITER, FUMITORY.FURZE.GARLICK.GINGER.GOOSEBERRIES.GORSE or GOSS.GOURD.GRACE, see Rue.GRAPES, see Vines.GRASSES.HAREBELL.HARLOCKS.HAWTHORNS.HAZEL.HEATH.HEBENON OR HEBONA.[118:1]HEMLOCK.HEMP.HERB OF GRACE, see Rue.HOLLY.HOLY THISTLE.HONEYSTALKS, see Clover.HONEYSUCKLE.HYSSOP.INSANE ROOT.IVY.KECKSIES.KNOT-GRASS.LADY-SMOCKS.LARK'S HEELS.LAUREL.LAVENDER.LEATHERCOAT, see Apple.LEEK.LEMON.LETTUCE.LILY.LIME.LING.LOCUSTS.LONG PURPLES.LOVE-IN-IDLENESS, see Pansy.MACE.MALLOWS.MANDRAGORA, OR MANDRAKES.MARIGOLD.MARJORAM.MARYBUDS, see Marigold.MAST.MEDLAR.MINTS.MISTLETOE.MOSS.MULBERRIES.MUSHROOMS.MUSK ROSES, see Rose.MUSTARD.MYRTLE.NARCISSUS.NETTLES.NUT, see Hazel.NUTMEG.OAK.OATS.OLIVE.ONIONS.ORANGE.OSIER, see Willow.OXLIPS.PALM TREE.PANSIES.PARSLEY.PEACHPEAR.PEAS.PEONY, see PIONY.PEPPER.PIG-NUTS.PINE.PINKS.PIONY.PIPPIN, see Apple.PLANE.PLANTAIN.PLUMS, WITH DAMSONS AND PRUNES.POMEGRANATE.POMEWATER, see Apple.POPERING, see Pear.POPPY.POTATO.PRIMROSE.PRUNES, see Plums.PUMPION.QUINCE.RADISH.RAISINS.REEDS.RHUBARB.RICE.ROSES.ROSEMARY.RUE.RUSH.RYE.SAFFRON.SAMPHIRE.SAVORY.SEDGE.SENNA.SPEARGRASS.SQUASH, see Peas.STOVER.STRAWBERRY.SUGAR.SWEET MARJORAM, see Marjoram.SYCAMORE.THISTLE (see also Holy Thistle).THORNS.THYME.TOADSTOOLS, see Mushrooms.TURNIPS.VETCHES.VINES.VIOLETS.WALNUT.WARDEN, see Pears.WHEAT.WILLOW.WOODBINE, see Honeysuckle.WORMWOOD.YEW.THE GARDEN-CRAFT OF SHAKESPEARE.GARDEN-CRAFT.I.—FLOWERS, BLOSSOMS, AND BUDS.II.—GARDENS.III.—GARDENERS.IV.—GARDENING OPERATIONS.V.—GARDEN ENEMIES.APPENDIX I.THE DAISY.APPENDIX II.OF SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS.APPENDIX III.NAMES OF PLANTS.INDEXES.INDEX OF PLAYS,GENERAL INDEX.SOLD BY SIMPKIN, MARSHALL & Co.TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES:Previous chapter ←Part 1 — CRABS, see Apple.Next chapter →Part 1 — CROW-FLOWERS.All chapters and sections (232)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPRESS NOTICES OF FIRST EDITION.SHAKESPEARE.REV. HENRY N. ELLACOMBE, M.A.,TO THE READER.PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION.PREFACE TO FIRST EDITION.INTRODUCTION.Part 1 · Other sectionsTHE PLANT-LORE OF SHAKESPEARE.ACONITUM.ACORN, see Oak.ALMOND.ALOES.ANEMONE.APPLE.APRICOTS.ASH.ASPEN.BACHELOR'S BUTTON.BALM, BALSAM, OR BALSAMUM.BARLEY.BARNACLES.BAY TREES.BEANS.BILBERRY.BIRCH.BITTER-SWEET, see Apple (22).BLACKBERRIES.BOX.BRAMBLE, see Blackberries.BRIER.BROOM.BULRUSH.BURDOCK AND BURS.BURNET.CABBAGE.CAMOMILE.CARDUUS, see Holy Thistle.CARNATIONS.CARRAWAYS.CARROT.CEDAR.CHERRY.CHESTNUTS.CLOVER.CLOVES.COCKLE.COLOQUINTIDA.COLUMBINE.CORK.CORN.COWSLIP.CRABS, see Apple.CROCUS, see Saffron.CROW-FLOWERS.CROWN IMPERIAL.CUCKOO-BUDS AND FLOWERS.CUPID'S FLOWER, see Pansies.CURRANTS.CYME, see Senna.CYPRESS.[71:1]DAFFODILS.[73:1]DAISIES.DAMSONS, see Plums.DARNEL.DATES.DEAD MEN'S FINGERS.DEWBERRIES.DIAN'S BUD.DOCKS.DOGBERRY.EBONY.EGLANTINE.ELDER.ELM.ERINGOES.FENNEL.FERN.FIGS.FILBERTS.FLAGS.FLAX.FLOWER-DE-LUCE.FUMITER, FUMITORY.FURZE.GARLICK.GINGER.GOOSEBERRIES.GORSE or GOSS.GOURD.GRACE, see Rue.GRAPES, see Vines.GRASSES.HAREBELL.HARLOCKS.HAWTHORNS.HAZEL.HEATH.HEBENON OR HEBONA.[118:1]HEMLOCK.HEMP.HERB OF GRACE, see Rue.HOLLY.HOLY THISTLE.HONEYSTALKS, see Clover.HONEYSUCKLE.HYSSOP.INSANE ROOT.IVY.KECKSIES.KNOT-GRASS.LADY-SMOCKS.LARK'S HEELS.LAUREL.LAVENDER.LEATHERCOAT, see Apple.LEEK.LEMON.LETTUCE.LILY.LIME.LING.LOCUSTS.LONG PURPLES.LOVE-IN-IDLENESS, see Pansy.MACE.MALLOWS.MANDRAGORA, OR MANDRAKES.MARIGOLD.MARJORAM.MARYBUDS, see Marigold.MAST.MEDLAR.MINTS.MISTLETOE.MOSS.MULBERRIES.MUSHROOMS.MUSK ROSES, see Rose.MUSTARD.MYRTLE.NARCISSUS.NETTLES.NUT, see Hazel.NUTMEG.OAK.OATS.OLIVE.ONIONS.ORANGE.OSIER, see Willow.OXLIPS.PALM TREE.PANSIES.PARSLEY.PEACHPEAR.PEAS.PEONY, see PIONY.PEPPER.PIG-NUTS.PINE.PINKS.PIONY.PIPPIN, see Apple.PLANE.PLANTAIN.PLUMS, WITH DAMSONS AND PRUNES.POMEGRANATE.POMEWATER, see Apple.POPERING, see Pear.POPPY.POTATO.PRIMROSE.PRUNES, see Plums.PUMPION.QUINCE.RADISH.RAISINS.REEDS.RHUBARB.RICE.ROSES.ROSEMARY.RUE.RUSH.RYE.SAFFRON.SAMPHIRE.SAVORY.SEDGE.SENNA.SPEARGRASS.SQUASH, see Peas.STOVER.STRAWBERRY.SUGAR.SWEET MARJORAM, see Marjoram.SYCAMORE.THISTLE (see also Holy Thistle).THORNS.THYME.TOADSTOOLS, see Mushrooms.TURNIPS.VETCHES.VINES.VIOLETS.WALNUT.WARDEN, see Pears.WHEAT.WILLOW.WOODBINE, see Honeysuckle.WORMWOOD.YEW.Part 2 · Other sectionsTHE GARDEN-CRAFT OF SHAKESPEARE.GARDEN-CRAFT.I.—FLOWERS, BLOSSOMS, AND BUDS.II.—GARDENS.III.—GARDENERS.IV.—GARDENING OPERATIONS.V.—GARDEN ENEMIES.APPENDIX I.THE DAISY.APPENDIX II.OF SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS.APPENDIX III.NAMES OF PLANTS.INDEXES.INDEX OF PLAYS,GENERAL INDEX.SOLD BY SIMPKIN, MARSHALL & Co.TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES:CROCUS, see Saffron.← CRABS, see Apple.CROW-FLOWERS. →