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JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. 
"It is sowne in the beginning of April in a bed of hot 
horse-dung, after the manner of musk Melons and such 
like cold fruits. 
" The Apple of Love is called in Latine Pomum Aureum, 
Poma Amoris : Lycopersicum : of some Glauciwn ; in 
English, Apples of Love and Golden Apples ; in French, 
no. 40.— potatos grafted witu tomatos. 
Fig. 72. 
Pommes d'amours. Ilowbeit there bo othor (lolden Apples 
whereof th(> Poets doe fable, growing in the (iardens of the 
daughters of IIchiwj uh, which a Dragon was appointed ,to 
keepe, who, as they fable, was killed by Hercules. 
" The Golden Apple, with the whole herbo it selfe is 
cold, yet not fully so cold as ]\Iandrake after the opinion of 
