Book VI. 



WOBURN GRASSES 



bd7 



Woburn, arranged in the Order of their Flowering. 



5728. 



6729 

 6730 

 5711. 



5673. 



5676 



5731 

 5754 



5678. 



5754 



6711. 



5738. 

 5759. 

 5740. 



5742. 

 5743. 



Produce, at the Time of 

 flowering, pet Acre in lbs 



5655., 



.''7 45. 

 574S. 



5706. 

 5746 

 5747. 

 5750. 



5751. 



6752. 



6671. 

 57 55. 

 5664. 



5760 

 5755, 



5761. 



5681. 



5756. 



5685. 



57 1 1 . 

 5757. 

 575S. 

 5759. 



5760, 



5762. 



56S7. 

 56S9 



5762. 



5689. 



Kind of 

 Hoots. 



Fibrous 



Fibrous 

 I Fi:r. 

 (.Fibr. 



Creep. -J 



Creeping 

 Creeping 



Fibrous 



Fibrous 

 Fibrous 

 Fibrous 

 Fibrous 

 Fibrous 

 Fibrous 



Fibrous 



Fibrous 

 Fibrous 

 Fibrous 



reep. 1 

 & Knot J 

 Creep. 1 

 & Knot j' 



Fibrous 

 Fib ous 

 Fibrous 

 Creeping 

 Fibrous 



Fibrous 

 Fibrous 



Fibrous 

 Fibrous 

 Fibrous 



Creeping 



Creeping 

 Creeping 

 Creeping 



Creeping 



Fibrous 

 Creeping 



Creeping 



Creeping 

 Creeping 



Creeping 

 Creeping 



Fibrous 

 Fibrous 

 Fibrous 



Hay. 



7827 

 952S 



5445 



5 115 



20418 



8507 



10209 



7186 



15651 



13672 



7486 



96'28 



14'. 



10209 



9528 



27905 



7486 



6806 



20418 



1S37(, 



12261 



18376 



12951 



12251 



13612 



7827 



12251 



16535 



10S9O 



6126 



6866 



22460 



9528 



8167 



23S21 



54450 



4151S 



51046 



13612 



1905' 



10S90 



149 



27225 



12251 



408' 

 S167 

 5403 

 126596 



10S90 

 10209 

 8167 

 29947 

 34031 



15654 



9528 

 10209 



31 SOS 



17696 



163 



20418 

 6126 

 74S6 



5415 

 CS06 

 6125 



12251 



8167 

 13612 

 19057 



9528 



74S6 

 54450 



2103 

 2441 



6125 

 2652 



2S71 



2246 



5870 

 40S3 



2216 



is 11 

 5717 

 355 



3096 

 11859 



3930 



2S92 



86' 



7S1U 



5723 

 7087 



3993 

 1429: 



733i 



5240 



97S3 



9528 



5240 

 571 

 8576 

 6651 



6431 

 16045 



3556 



391 

 11740 

 10561 



42S7 



8269 

 5819 

 474' 

 646. 

 3322 

 490(1 

 7146 

 4900 

 1S37 

 1S71 

 12353 

 2858 

 3164 



9826 



19057 



21278 



17866 

 4083 

 6661 

 5445 

 7SI.1 



12251 



5S19 



17355 

 526 

 1446 



75957 

 3267 

 5318 

 2S58 



I lis 15 



15612 



6653 



4764 



4594 



14088 



7742 



7350 



8167 



26SS 

 2713 



2178 

 3403 



2679 

 4900 



3164 

 4083 

 6670 

 3451 

 2807 

 17697 



Grass. 



122 

 610 



8. 

 12' 

 478 

 132 



27V 



366 



478 



23." 

 441 

 446 

 23' 



409 

 10S9 



239 



95' 



1450 



I'n duce, when the ^Led 

 ,s ripe, per Acre in lbs. 



1 ay. 



6125 



27225 

 6806 



12931 

 8507 



6S06 



7827 

 952S 

 9528 

 10890 

 544 

 9526 



6544 



95 2 S 

 16335 



3617 



10106 

 7112 

 7504 

 7146 

 4491 

 7350 

 91SN 

 59S9 

 42S7 

 4934 



101O7 

 6670 

 5002 



13994 



35392 



20540 



33 ISO 



9528 



12395 



5415 



7111 



6431 



23481 

 4900 

 1956 



Mis-S 



7623 



6S91 



5308 



13102 



20418 



9000 



4764 



6615 



17219 



9732 



8984 



12251 



3437 



4772 



2041 



5267 

 3013 



7350 



5003 

 9528 



12387 

 6074 

 4679 



36752 



19075 



1905 

 14973 



12251 

 9528 



1046 

 38115 

 51046 



1905; 



18 



9528 



5819 

 3403 



136 



3522 

 3811 

 5.S 1 i 

 4900 



13272 





42S7 

 17696 



7111 

 5104 



5445 



4304 

 5717 

 571 

 5989 



61S3 

 13272 



3811 5717 

 5717 10617 



669 



1004 

 555 

 551 

 957 

 505 

 861 

 765 

 311 

 406 

 23! 

 17151 

 223 

 191 



1302 



3828 



973 



39SS 



372 

 1191 



170 

 1032 

 1701 



478 

 1595 40S37 



478 



265 

 494 



382 



519 



47S 

 2339 

 2392 



89423 41654 



12251 



21099 

 14973 



733 



251 

 438 13612 

 9783 



967 

 765 



39S 

 239 

 1 



12 



319 



2S7 



I 

 382 



223 

 425 

 595 

 409 



172 

 1S76 



27769, 1898 



1905: 



4764 



7623 



4492 



4900 

 2858 



12123 



15246 



17S66 



3811 



1939; 



11454 

 104S1 



7356 

 6670 



3S29. 

 22869 

 331S0 



15246 



21439 



311 



223 

 39S 



Loss or J Loss or a 

 Gam, by J Gain, by I 



Cutting \ Cutting I Produce of 

 when in I when in ; the Latter- 

 Flower, in Seed, in I math, per 

 Nu'ritive. Nutritive [Acre, in lbs. 



Matter, t Matter, I 



in lbs. I in lbs. 



lss 



1600 



461 

 199 



212 



336 



22/ 



186 



340 



12 



4 S3 



1451 



701 

 255 



Hi 

 645 



553 



478 

 IIS 



2592 

 2084 

 239' 



sis 



5668 



260 

 101 



74 

 562 



4900 7350 



12659 

 673S 



8439 

 8235 



5445 

 8575 



1310 



337 



71 



260 



79 



260 



8167 

 10181 



3454 



1155 

 1169 



5S4 



1042 



Us 



436 

 146 



74 



649 



558 

 510 



212 



1435 

 1111 

 1595 



649 



558 

 5*10 

 212 



1455 

 1111 



1595 



Grass. 



ISSj 6S06 



1600 17015 



302 



37 2j 372 



2073 207 



471 

 1238 1 13% 



3 M 



816 



40S3 



4764 



6125 

 3403 

 3405 

 8167 



11910 



13612 



3403 



12251 



5403 



1565 1 



436 

 146 



4764 



General Character. 



382S An early pasture-grass. 



1129 The most nutritive of eai I> tlow . gr. 



Not deserving culture. 



Not worth culture. 



A good grass for lawns. 



' J [ One of the best meadow grasses. 

 L 1 Good early hay grass. 



A good pasture-grass on a rich soil. 



223 A most valual.legr. in moist rich soiU 

 A good hay grass. 

 A tolerably good pasture-grass. 

 Good lawn grass. 

 Good lawn grass. 



4 



79 



66 



255 



281 



26c 



53 

 191 



66 



978 



111 



A most productive grass, but coarse. 



Of little value. 

 A good lawn grass. 



Excellent hay grass. 



A vile weed in arable lands. 



A vile weed in arable lands. 



A good grass for h;iy or pasture. 



Not wonh culture. 



Of little value. 



Excellent early hay grass. 



A well known and esteemed grass. 



One of the most valu. gr. for hay & pas. 

 A good lawn-grass. 

 A good lawn- grass. 



UnHt for culture. 

 A very inferior grass. 

 Fit for lawns. 



Of little use. 



Early and prolific. 



Early, prolific, and coarse. 



An excellent meadow grass. 



An aqua, or amphib. gr. of good qual 



Early and productive. 



An early grass 

 Productive. 



An excellent hay grass. 

 Early and nutritive. 



Most prolific, but coarse. 



An excellent lawn grass. 

 A valuable grass. 

 Of little value. 

 A valuable grass. 



A valuable grass. 



An early grass. 

 Useful. 



Useful on bogs. 



Of no value. 



A vile weed on poor arable landjfc 

 A vile weed in arable land*. 



Unfit for culture. 

 I>i -ei ve- trial. 

 Not worth culture. 

 A good lav. n grass. 

 Grown for its se^tis. 



