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To be done 

 In the Parterre and Flower-Garden. 



P Lam (bmc of all the forts of/^MfOTOMiw after the firft R-jjh/, if you will have ^ower/ very 

 forwards • but it is fiirer to attend till Odober^ or the Moneth after, left the over moiftMre 

 of the Autumnal (eafbns give you caufe to repent. 



Begin now alfo to p/^mfomeTa/i/?/, unlets you will ftay till the later end of OUobcr, to 

 prevent all hazard of rotting the Bulbs, 



All FibniK Plants, fuch as Hefatica^ HeUebor^ Cammomilt, &c. AI(b the CapUaries ; Ma- 

 tricaria, Violet f^ Prim-rofei^ &ct may now be tranfj^anted. 



Now you may alfb continue to fow Alaternus, Thiljrea (^or you may forbear till the Spring) 

 Irit^ Crown Imper. Martagon, Tulips^ Delphinium^ Nigella^ Candy-tufts^ ^oppy j and generally 

 all the Annuals which are not impair'd by the Frojis. 



Your Tuberofes will not endure the wet of this Seafon • therefore fet the Pots into your 

 Conferve, and keep them very dry. 



Bind now up your Autumnal Florvers^ and Flams to fiak^s^ to prevent (iiddcn Gufls which 

 will cMe proftratc all you have fb induftrioufly rais'd. 



About Michaelmas ({boner, or later,as the Seafon direfts) the Weather /rfir, and by no means 

 foggy, retire your choice Greens, and rareft Plants (being dry) as Oranges, Lemmons, Indian^ 

 and Span. Jafminefileanders, Barba-Jovis,Amomum Plin. Cityfui Lunatus, ChameUa tricoccos^ 

 Ciftus Ledon Chtfij, Dates, Aloes, Sedun^s, e^c.into your Confervatory 5 ordering them with frefli 

 mould, as you were taught in May, viz. taking away (bme of the upmoft exhau(led earth, and 

 fiirrina^ up the reft, fill the Cafes with rich, and well confum'd/oi/, to wafh in, and nourifh the 

 Roots during Winter ; but as yet leaving the doors and rvindevps open, and giving them much 

 Air, lb the Winds be not fliarp, nor weather /ig^j ; do thus till the cold being more intenfe ad- 

 vertife you to enclofe them all together : Myrtils will endure abroad neer a Moneth longer. 



The cold now advancing, Cet fuch plants as will not endure the Houfe into the earth ; the 

 pots two or three inches lower then the furface of fome bed under a Southern expolure : Then 

 cover them mthglajfes, having cloath''d them firft with (weet and dry Moji-^ but upon all Vi>arm, 

 and benipne emijfions of the Sun,znd fweetyfeower/jgivingthem air, by taking ofFall that covers 

 them : Thus you (hall preferve your cojtly and precious Marum Syriacum, Cifiui's, Geranium 

 mSe olens, Flos Cardinal is, Maracocs, feedling Arbutus's (a very hardy plant when greater) 

 choiceft Ranunculiu''s and Anemonies, Acacia JEgypt. &c. Thus governing them till April, 

 Secrets not till now divulg'd. 



Note that Cats will eat, and dcftroy your U^arum Syriae. if they can come at it. 



Florvers In Vrinte^ or yet lafiing. 



AMaranthm tricolor, and others ; Anagaiii of Portugal, Antirrhinum, African fla. Amomum 

 Plinii, Ajier Attkut, Belvedere, BeUu, CampatiulJa's, Celchieum, Autumnal Cyclamen, 

 Chryfanthemum angujiifnl. Eupatorium o( Canada, Sun-florver, Stock^giU.flo. Geranium Creti- 

 cum, and no&e olens, GentianeVa annual, Hiey-acion minus Alpeflre, Tuberous Indian Jacynth, 

 Linaria Cretica, Lychnis Conftant. fingle and double ; Limonium, Indian Lilly Narcijf. Pomum . 

 Aureum, and Amoris, & Spimfum Ind, Marvel oiPeru, Mille-folium yellow, Narfturtium Indi. 

 cum, Ferfian autumnal Narcijfus, Virginian Phalangium, Indian Phafeolus, Scarlet Beans, Con- 

 volvulm d\\erC gen. Candy Tufts, Veronica, purple Volubilis, Ajphodill. Crocut, Garnfey Lily, or 

 Narcijfus of Japan, Poppy oisW colour?, fingle, and double, Malva arborefcens, Indian Pinks, 

 JEthiopic Apples, Capficum Ind. Gilly -flowers, Paffion.flower, Dature double and fing. Portugal 

 B.anuncului's, Spanijh Jajmine, yellow Virginian Jafmine , Rhododendron white and red. 

 Oranges, Mjrtils, Musk^ ^"fiy "Hid Monethly Kofe, &c. 



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