List of Seeds, Fruit and Forest Trees and Ornamental Plants &c that would be of Utility in the Colony of New South Wales', May 1803 (Series 39.084) - No. 0002

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List of Fruit &c Continued

Names of plants	Varieties
		Grain and Pulse Continued
Grape Vines Contd	Saint Peter.	Wheat Contd.	Oxfordshire long Con'd
Goosberries.	Amber.	Rye.	Summer.
"	long Oval Yellow.	"	Winter.
"	Rum Cullion.	Spelt.	White.
"	Champaigne.	"	Yellow.
"	Harry Green.	Buck Wheat.	"
"	Tom of Lincoln.	Barley.	Lincolnshire.
"	Chrystal.	"	Broad Con'd.
"	Warrington.	"	Barley Big.
"	Golden Drop..	Oats.	Essex Whites.
"	Astons Red.	"	Polands.
Currants.	Red Dutch.	"	Black.
"	White Ditto	"	Red.
"	Black	Beans	Common Horse.
Figs	Marsailles	"	Tecks
"	Large Blue.	"	Sword long Rods
"	White.	Pease	Common Gray.
".	Brunswick.	"	Maple.
Strawberries.	Scarlet.	"	Small Gray
"	Hautboy.	Taros	Summer
"	Alpine.	"	Winter.
Nutts	Red Filberts.	Lentils	White..
"	White Do.	"	Yellow
"	Cob Nutt.
"	Hazel Do.
Herbs & Roots	Herbs & Roots	Herbs & Roots	Forest Trees
Liquorice	Penny Royal.	Common Rhubarb.	Scotch Fir.
~~Hamburgh Parsley.~~	Winter Savory.	Tea Sage.	Spruce Do.
~~Salsify.~~	Pot Marjoram.	Red Do.	~~Silver Do~~
~~Scorzonera.~~	Lavender.	Corn Sallad.	Weymouth Pine.
Welch Onion.	Rosemary.	Black Seeded Green }	Ash.
Tarragon.	Sweet Basil.	Coss Lettuce }	Elm.
Skirret.	Angelica.	Jerusalem Artichokes.	Beech.
Spearmint.	Double Camomile.	Wormwood.	Larch.
Pepper Do.	Turkey Rhubarb.	Roman Do.	Lombardy Poplar.
Hops. Some good plants Should be sent by a Whaler Coming here Direct			Some English Oak
			Plants and Acorns

Philip Gidley King
Sydney May 1803

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