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To be done 

 In the Parterre, and Flower-Gardtin. 



SLip Stnch^^ and other lignous Flantj and Flowers : From henceforth to Michaelmas you may 

 zlfo hy GiJlj-flomrs ind C'^mations (or Increafe, leaving not above two, cv three Jpindles 

 (orfloTvers^ viithfuppom^ cradles and koofes^ to eftablifh them againft winds, and deftroy 

 Earwigs. 



The Layers will (in a moneth or Jrx weeks) ftrike ro»f, being planted in a %^t loamy earth 

 mix'd with excellent rotten foil znd fiefted : plant fix or eight in a /w* to fave roww in ff^inter s 

 keep them well from too much ^ains : But fiade thofe which l>low from the afternoons S^w, 

 as in the former Moneths. 



Yet alfo you may lay Myrtils, and other curious Greens. 



Water young planted Shrubs and Layers^ &c. as Orange-trees, Myrtils, Granads, Amo- 

 mum, &c. clip Box, &c. in Parterres, Knots, and Compartiments , if need be , and that it 

 grow out of order ; do it after Rain. 



Graffby Approach, Inarch or Inoculate Jafmines, Oranges, znd. other your choiceftjferwi/. 



Take up your early autumnal Cyclamen, Tulips and Bulbs (if you will Remove them, &c.J 

 before mention' d; Tranfflanting them immediately , or z Moneth after if you pleaft, and 

 then cutting off, and trimming the^^r£j-,fpread them to Air'm Come dry place. 



Gather now alfo your early Cyclamen-feeds, and /on' it prefently in Pots. 



Likewife you may tak^ up fonie Anemonies, Ranunculus's, Crocus, Crown Imperial, Perjian 

 Iris, Fritillaria, and Cslchicums, but plant the three laft as foon as you have taken them up, 

 as you did the Cyclamens. 



Remove now T>(ns Caninus, &c. 



Latter end of Julyfieft your Beds for Off.fets of Tulips, and all Bulbous-roots, alfb for Ane-- 

 monies, Raruinculm''s,&c. which will prepare it (ov re-planting withfuch things as you have 

 ready in /"Of/ to plunge, or {et in wd%«/ earth till the next /ea/ow ; as Amaranths, Cannalnd. 

 Mirabile Peruv. Capfuum Ind. Nallurt.Ind.&cc. that they may not lie empty, and di{-furnifh'd. 



Continuetoc«f rt^ thewiiher'd^<«/i^j- of your lower /cw^rj-je^c, and all others, covering 

 with earth the bared roots, &c. 



Novf (in the driefifeafon J V!'nh Brine, Pat-a(heszndn^er, oradecoUinn o( Tobacco refufe, 

 water your Gravel-walks, &c. to deftroy both Worms and Weeds, of which it will cure them 

 for fome je<«rj-. 



Flowers in Frime., or yet lajiing. 



A Maranthus, Campanula, Clematis, Sultzna, Veronica purple and odoriferous; Vigitalisy 

 Eryngium Planum, Ind. fhafenlus. Geranium trifle, and Creticum, Lychnis Chalcxdon, 

 Jacea white and double, Nafiurt. Ind. Millefolium, Mufk^mje, Flos Africanus, Thlapfi Creti- 

 cum, Veronica mag. &parv a, Volubilis, Balfam-apple, Holy-hock, Snapdragon, Corn-flr. Alkf- 

 ks^gi. Lupines, Scorpion-graji, Caryophyllata om. gen. Stock-(nily-flo. Indian Tuberous Jacynth, 

 Limonium, Linaria Cretica, Panfim, Prunella^ Delphinium, Phalangium, Periploca Virgin. Flos 

 Pafjionis, Flos Cardinalis, Oranges, Amcmum Plinii, Oleanders red and white, Agnus Caftus, 

 Arbutus, Tucca, Olive, Ligufirum, Tilia, Sec. 



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