List of Plants in the Colony of New South Wales that are not Indigenous March 20th 1803', May 1803 (Series 39.083) - No. 0001

List of Plants of the Colony of New South Wales that are not Indigenous March 20th 1803
Names of Plants	Varieties	If in General Cultivation	Remarks
	Grain and Pulse
Wheat.	Common Brown.	in General Cultivation.	There has been some White bearded Wheat in the Colony but is now lost. They have been lately transplanted and appear to do Well.
Barley.	long Eared.	a bad sort not much in do-
"	Big.	do-.
Oats.	long bearded White.	a Bad Sort do-.
"	Black.	Only a few.
Pease	Dwarf Marrowfat.	in General Cultivation
"	Tall 0o.	do-.
"	Charlton.	do-.
"	Blue Spanish	do-.
Beans	Windsor	do-.
"	Long Pod.	do-.
"	White Blossom.	do-.
"	Mazapan.	do-.
Maize.	Yellow Grained.	do-.	Succeeds Well.
Millet.	Indian.	not much Cultivation
"	Italian.	do-.
Kidney Beans.	Batersea.	in Gen Cultivation.	They all succeed well and bear abundantly
"	Canterbury Dwarf.	do-
"	Brown Speckled 0o.	do-.
"	Yellow 0o.	do-
"	Liver Coloured 0o-.	do-.
"	Scarlet Runners.	do-.
"	White Dutch 0o-.	do-.
	Esculent and Sallad Herbs.
Cauliflower	Early.	in General Use.	Very fine in the cold season.
Brocoli'	Early purple.	do-
"	Late 0o-.	do-.
"	Dwarf Dutch 0o-.	do-.
"	White.	do--.
Asparagus.	Batersea	do-.	Very fine.
Savoy.	Green Curled.	do-.	Very fine.
Scotch Kale.	Green.	do-	best in Winter.
"	Red.	Scarce.	best in Winter.
Cabbage.	Battersea.	in General Use	all the sorts of Cabbage are fine and well flavoured, but are liable to degenerate.
"	Early York.	do--.
"	Dutch.	do-.
"	Scotch.	do-.
"	Sugar loaf.	do-.
"	Red.	Scarce.
Sea Kale.	"	do--.*	*Being lately raised from seed, cannot affirm that it will be usefull.

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