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Silva or,a Discourse of Forest-Trees and the Propagation of Timber in His Majesty's Dominions...together with an historical account of the Sacredness and Use of Standing Groves : Terra, A Philosophical essay of Earth... to which is annex'd Pomona: Or an Appendix concerning Fruit-Trees.... / by John Evelyn
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APPENDIX.

Ottyijh, ormixt; minus, Hartlib Des «. Clay and Sand m.rt

is best for Fruit-trees, Taverner 35- See Loam *

In Closes. See Fidds. Kirch Pliny, 1. i6. c. i8*

Cold. Ground; A/h, Evelyn Sylva {>77-J rimy ’

^‘dMoSSid; WcOta^, Worlidge Vinet. c. 4-

Se C^ ai fdSp-|' ; AUor, Eve,y„ Silva Sd. Not Female £/«, Eve.

iyn Silva 42. See Boggy and Wet. Fruit-

On C«*»«w; Finest- trees, Evelyn Sdva Cook i>»' -Frwf

^ees for the Poor at 100 Foot distance, Evelyn Pomo . J • - 3

Yards distance, Hartlib's Design 6 . Fruit-trees and Forest-trees m .

In Coppices • Not Timber-trees, Nourle c* 7- ^ p ru it-

In Ground fit for Corn ; Most Timber-trees, Barlev Eve

trees, Evelyn Pomona 78. In Ground proper lor Wheat, Bailey, Ky ,

Beans or Pease, Fruit- trees, Compleat Planter, 2y8.

In every Corner of your Ground set Fruit-trees, Evelyn Silva 105,Gerard's Herb. of Apples. _ . 0 .. rf _ pr

Course Ground serves for most Forest- trees, Evelyn Silva -44- s/s e )'nut, Evelyn Silva 8. Evelyn Pomona 77. Farm 649. Hornb ,

666. Beech , ib. Walnut , Evelyn Silva 9. Evelyn Pomona 77. * n g"ford 6'). Quince, Evelyn Pomona 77. Pine, Firr, Alh, Wi " 5? »Crab, Evelyn Silva 8. Readstreak, Worlidge Vinet. c. 4- 'S e ■ 2 -Apples and Fears Ordinary Soil serves, Austen ol Fruit-trees 4.y. and Poor Arable, Evelyn Pomona 68, 77* See Barren.

Where Crab- trees prolper set Apple-trees. _ < .

Craggy Ground; AJh, Evelyn Silva [277-! Birr* ec oc T*Crumbling Mold is good, Evelyn Terra 5.

Deep Soil • Oafc.Evelyn Silva 26. Æ/w^velynSilva 43. Garden-'P^^Henonviile c. 4. i^Vai^-trecs, Evelyn Pomona 68. Langfor , 1*sten Obferv. p. 5. Beal 31. Soil one Foot deep, id. 43* Bor GardenFruit-trees, Soil 2 Foot and a half deep, Quintinye p. 60. London 1.c. 3. For most Trees Soil 2 Spade deep, or one and a hall, Blith 124.See Shallow.

On ‘Ditch- Banks; Female Elm-, Evelyn Silva 41. AJh, Farm ’ *

Dry Ground; Holly, Cook 9 L Walnut, Meager c. igM#*,***-lyn Silva 6 S . Cook 7 o. It serves for Abele, Cook 7 «- ToPhr, EroynSilva 7,. Black -Alder, Evelyn Silva 8C. Sallow not gtftHce, Qumtinye So. Not (Pillow, Farm 1-7- c. i j. Not Aquaticks, ib.

Dry hot Ground, Chesnut, Langsord iz6. See Cold, Moist and

Wet. -»•

Dry rich Ground; Walnut , Evelyn Silva 59. Gerard Herb. angford 135. Cook 63. Worlidge Husb. 101. Cbesnut, Cook 64. >

Farm 666. Beach, ib. Hornbeam, ib r

Drv landy, hot Ground serves for Cherry, Evelyn Silva1 63. Lottoit6. Fear Evelyn Terra 3 i Birch , Evelyn Silva 78 Apstes m omePl aces Real 0 Not Elm, Evelyn Silva 39. Not Limes, WorlidgeHusb 8a See Rye-Land, and Sandy. ^ t

Very Dry Ground; Not Fruit- trees, Evelyn Pomona 68. Londoni. e. z. Gompleat Planter 258. Lawson c. 2.

, Ground leaning to the East’, Foreft-mn, Nourfe c. 7. Frwf-ttecs,id. p. 132.

Ground Easy to till; Fruit A. rees, London 1. c. 3.

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