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Evelyn Silva 4. /Vto, Evelyn Silva 4. 113. Top lar, Evelyn Silva st*AbeleCaok 78. Beech■, Evelyn Silva 45. Nourie c. 8. Tear, Langford63, 5)7, 148. Leal 10. Apples in lome Places, Leal y. WestburstApple, .Worlidge Vinet. c. 4. Sect;' 2. But in most Place#" not well sotApples, Evelyn Terra 34. Evelyn . Pomona 71. Langford py. LondonsGardiner p. p. Austen Oblerv. p. 5, 37. Crelccntiensts"147. Not forOak, 3 arm 666. Nor for Nurseries of Fruit-Trees, Evelyn Terra ZfCotton in. Langford 7. Farm 63^. See Courle, Deep* Fat Gravel,Shallow. . > ' *-

Black Fat Ground; Oak , Evelyn Silva 2,4. Worlidge Husb. fS-Chef nut, Gerard’s Herb. Apple, Farm Z7p. Ar#rV-Trees, Meager c. J-J. B. Husb. 303. Lawjon c. 21 Most Trees, Evelyn Terra 4. Lar-son ibid.

Boggy Ground drained serves for these ; Birch , Evelyn Silva >7^*Top lar, Evelyn Silva 71. Elith 132. Alder, ib. Nourfe 123. Worlidg eHusb. 83. Ajh, Blith, 132. Willow, ib.and 124. Cedar, Evelyn Silv aiZ5- Wood, Evelyn Sslya 244. Not for Fruit-Trees, Law Ion c. J -See Cold.

In Bottoms ; most Timber-Ttets, Evelyn Silva [276.] Evelyn Terr a6. See Vallies.

ArzV^-Earth. See Loani. ' ■ ' ' O / ;-' v

Instead of Briars and Weeds, Fruit-T tees, Evelyn Pomona. 5*‘or Forest-Trees-^or both.

To shelter Buildings Walnut,- Langford 134. See Houses.

In Places where Cattle come; not Tew, being esteemed Noxious t°them, Evelyn Silva 137. * „

Chalky Ground; Beech, Evelyn Silva 4 6. Worlidge Husb. 7y‘Cherry, Evelyn Terra 34. Walnut, Evelyn Silva 39. Worlidge101. Juniper , Bacon Nat. Hist. Exp. 639. Most Fruit-Trees, ib. ^/>&,* Evelyn Terra 34. Winter Apple and Tear, J. B. Husb. J 0 }'Elm, Ajh, Oak , Creicentiensis 237. Not Toplar, id. 176.Chalky Ground, unmixed, is bad for most Trees, Smith 41.

1 Champion Grounds; See Open •-Fields. „

Clay ; Oak, Evelyn Silva 244. The toughest Oak, Evelyn Silva 'Farm 649. and most durable, ib. Other Timber slowly, Evelyn Sm244. Tears $71. Worlidge Husbandry 100, and Vinet. c. 4. Sect-'Winter Apples, J. B. Husb. 302, Pears and Apples, Drope of Frui ^Trees c. 1. Not Fruit-Trees, Bacon Nat. Hist. Exp. 544. Austen 0 ^ferv. p. 37. Not Abe le, Evelyn Silva 73. Hartlib Leg. 131. SoClClay is fitfor Timber-Trees, Smith 41. See Stiff.

Moist Clay ; Oak, Evelyn Silva 23. ip8. Ajh, Farm 662. EljF663. Chestnut, Worlidge Husb. 80. It will serve for Red-Zf^^’White Sallow, and Male or Weich Elm .

80ft Clay ; Apple better than Tear, Leal 11. Cotton 6. ^

Strong Clay ; Fitr, Evelyn Silva 120. Pine ib. It serves for lomeder-fruit, Evelyn Pomona 74, 77. Tear better than Apple, Eve JTerra ,34. Evelyn Pomona, 57, .77. Leal 10. NoutIc 138. Wot n SHusb. *100. Few Trees prosper rn it, Evelyn Silva 8. 23. 244 -E ve JTerra 3. Cook 13. French Gardiner 2. - Not Oak, Evelyn Sil va 'Not Ajh, Evelyn Silva 33 . Not Beech , Farm 667. Cook 37. Not *id. 31. Not Cherry, id. 6y. Not Walnut, unless it be mixed vStones or Chalk, .id. 63. Not Chestnut, Farm 351. Not ChestnutSwff red Clay, Meager c. 1 p. ■ ^

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