A New Orchard And Garden: or, The best way for planting, grafting, and to make any ground good, for a rich Orchard: Particularly in the North and generally for the whole kingdome of EnglandLawson, William, active 1618
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A New Orchard And Garden: or, The best way for planting, grafting, and to make any ground good, for a rich Orchard: Particularly in the North and generally for the whole kingdome of England
Lawson, William, active 1618
Fruit-culture -- Great Britain; Gardening -- Early works to 1800
Page 8
"chuse your ground low Or if you be forced" changed to
"chuse your ground low: Or if you be forced".
Page 10
"(for trees are the greatest suckers & pillers of earth," changed to
"(for trees are the greatest suckers & pillers of earth)".
Chapter 7, page 18
"for commonly your bur-knots are summer fruit)" changed to
"(for commonly your bur-knots are summer fruit)".
Page 20
"arse from some taw" changed to "arise from some taw".
Page 21
"I could not mislke this kind" changed to
"I could not mislike this kind".
Page 27
"Let not you stakes" changed to "Let not your stakes".
"or of auy other thing" changed to "or of any other thing".
Chapter 8, page 29
"forty or fity yeares" changed to "forty or fifty yeares".
"alotted to his felllow" changed to "alotted to his fellow".
Page 30
"vpward out of he earth" changed to "vpward out of the earth".
Chapter 9, page 32
"they are more subiect," changed to "they are more subiect to,".
Chapter 10, page 33
"commonly called a _Graft_)" changed to
"(commonly called a _Graft_)".
Chapter 11, page 43
"(nay more) such as mens" changed to "(nay more, such as mens".
Page 46
"It stayes it nothing at al" changed to "It stayes it nothing at all.".
Chapter 12, page 53
"wastes cotinually" changed to "wastes continually".
Chapter 13, page 57
"take sprig and all (for" changed to "take sprig and all: for".
Page 58
"cleanse his foile" changed to "cleanse his soile".
Chapter 14, page 63
"growth: for cut them" changed to "growth: (for cut them".
Page 64
"to inlarge their frust" changed to "to inlarge their fruit".
Chapter 16, page 67
"Orchrad shall exceed" changed to "Orchard shall exceed"
Chapter 17, page 70
"double double Cowslips" not changed.
The Country Housewifes Garden
Chapter 8, page 90
"drunke to kill itches" changed to "drunke) to kill itches".
Page 94
"It floweth at _Michael-tide_" changed to
"It flowreth at _Michael-tide_".
Page 95
"_Cur moritur homo, cum saluia crescit in horto?_" not changed.
Possible error for "... cui saluia ...".
Chapter 9, page 97
"for then they are too too tender" not changed.
Chapter 10, page 99
"the Beees lye out" changed to "the Bees lye out".
Page 100
"Neither would the hiue be too too great" not changed.
Page 102
"hey cannot come downe" changed to "they cannot come downe".
Page 103
"claspes are loose in the Stapes" not changed.
Page 106
"combes into a siue" changed to "combes) into a siue".
The Art of propagating plants
Chapter 3, page 116
The last side note has been changed from "1." to "11.".
Chapter 4, page 120
"aud these shall stay" changed to "and these shall stay".
"sowre Cherry treee" changed to "sowre Cherry tree".
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