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for it will make them produce as fine 

 and vigorous plants as if there had never 

 beer; any thing fown in them ; and by 

 this management they will be in good 

 order for many years, by only laying 

 a little of the compoft every other year 

 upon them, as will be directed to be made 

 for the recruiting the nurfery-ground, 

 which muft be greatly impaired by being 

 conftantly full of young trees. 



THE following competition, if properly 

 made and laid on, will keep the nurfery 

 in good order, fo as to produce all kinds 

 of foreft-trees as flrong and vigorous, and 

 free from all blemiflies, as if the ground was 

 jull taken in, without ufing one grain of 

 dung, which is a very fcarce commodity 

 in the country, efpecially where the gen- 

 tlemen are farmers, and foncj of imprcv-- 

 mcnts, as moft of them, are at this prelect 

 time. 



IF the nurft-ry ground is fliffer than 

 could be wiftied, add fand to the follow-. 



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