The Contents. 
Of Muskmellons and their ordering. 
Page 93 
Of the ordering of Cucumbers, i oo 
Of the feafons, order and manner of 
[owing and fetting divers forts of 
Sweet-herbs. 102 
Of the manner of fowing [mall 
Seeds. ibid. 
The names of divers forts of Herbs, 
commonly called Sweet-herbs. 108 
The names of divers ordinary Thy - 
fickzherb's,ufually Tlanted in Gar¬ 
dens. 109 
The names of divers ordinary Pot- 
herbs, called C hopping-herbs.1 11 
The names of divers Sallet-herbs 
and Roots, and other Herbage for 
the Kjtchin ufes. ib. 
The names of divers forts of Peafe. 
1 12 
Of Winter Sallets. ib. 
Another fort of Winter Sallets. ib. 
Of the ordering of the Garden of 
Pleafure, the manner of increa- 
fing and ordering of divers forts 
of Flowers, with divers forms of 
Knots. 113 
The names of feveral Herbs fit to 
fet Knots wither to edge Borders , 
to keep them in Fajhion. 114 
Of thofe Flowers call’d Fibrous, or 
Stringy-rooted Plants. Page 127 
Of Carnations and Gilly-flowers , 
and their ordering. 128 
Of the ordering and increafmg of 
Auricula’s, Bears-ear, called by 
fome Vrench-cowfiips. 134 
Of Primrofes and Poliarfters. 13 6 "" 
A Catalogue of Flowers, both fuch 
as are yearly to be raifcd of Seed, 
and others of divers kinds, for 
the furnishing of Flowerpots , and 
adorning of Rooms in Houfes ; 
al/o fuch as are for Nofegays 
and others that are only for Orna¬ 
ment. from 137 to 140 
The names of divers Flowering- 
Trees very ornamental to a Gar¬ 
den. 141 
The names of fome forts of Ever¬ 
green that are hardy, how in- 
creafed. ib. 
The names of fome tender Houfed- 
greens how increafed. 142 
The names of divers forts of Plants 
fit for Arbors with their ordering. 
ib. 
Of feveral forts fit for Hedges in 
Gardens, and their ordering. 143 
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