CHAP. 11. _The right dressing of trees._ _p. 40_ _Timber-wood euill drest._ _p. 41_ _The cause of hurts in wood._ _p. 42_ _How to dresse Timber._ _p. 43_ _The profit of dressing._ _p. 43-45_ _Trees will take any forme._ _p. 44_ _How to dresse all Fruit-trees._ _p. 44_ _The best times for proyning._ _p. 47_ _Faults of euill dressing and the remedies._ _p. 48_ _Of water-boughes._ _p. 49_ _Barke-pyld._ _p. 49-56_ _Instruments for dressing._ _p. 50_ CHAP. 12 _Of Foyling._ _p. 51_ _Time fit for Foyling._ _p. 53_ CHAP. 13 _Of Annoyances._ _p. 54_ _Two euills in an Orchard._ _p. 54_ _Of galls cankers, mosse &c._ _p. 55_ _Of wilfull annoyances._ _p. 60_ CHAP. 14. _Of the age of trees._ _p. 60_ _The parts of a trees age._ _p. 61_ _Of Mans age._ _p. 62_ _The age of timber-trees._ _p. 64_ _To discerne the age of trees._ _p. 65_ CHAP. 15. _Of gathering and keeping Fruit._ _p. 65_ CHAP. 16. _The profit of Orchards._ _p. 67_ _Of Cydar and Perry._ _p. 67_ _Of Fruit, Waters and Conserue._ _p. 68_ CHAP. 17. _Of Ornaments._ _p. 68_ _Of the delights._ _p. 69_ _The causes of delights._ _p. 70_ _Of Flowers, Borders, Mounts &c._ _p. 70_ _Of Bees._ _p. 72_ THE BEST, SVRE AND READIEST VVAY to make a good _Orchard_ and _Garden_. CHAPTER. 1. _Of the Gardner, and his Wages._ {SN: Religious.} Whosoeuer desireth & endeauoureth to haue a pleasant, and profitable Orchard, must (if he be able) prouide himselfe of a Fruicterer, religious, honest, skilful in that faculty, & therwithall painfull: By religious, I meane (because many think religion but a fashion or custome to go to Church) maintaining, & cherishing things religious: as Schooles of learning, Churches, Tythes, Church-goods, & rights; and aboue all things, Gods word, & the Preachers thereof, so much as he is able, practising prayers, comfortable conference, mutuall instruction to edifie, almes, and other works of Charity, and all out of a good conscience.