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F the Maple, 67. The Uses of it,ibid. Its Description and An-

and Wave on White, ibid. How temake Blue, Green, and other Colours,and how to Revaile, ibid. Further Di-rections about Painting, 237, 238,23-The China-Vernifb, 239, 240.

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dent Value. The Liquors made of it Of the Pepper of Jamaica, 140.in, Canada, 68. Phillyrea, its several Sorts and Uses, ant

Mastick-Tree, 174. its Growth and Culture, 8cc. 152*

Measels infest Fruit-trees, 168. Picea, where it grows, 124.

Mice and Rats, how to be destroyed when The Pinaster, or Domestifk Pine, 122.

hurting Treet, 172. Pines of ten several Sorts, their Uf s ^ c '

Missel to, Disputes about it, 4. 120,121 . Strange Relation about ¥in eS

Moles hurtful to Trees, 172. in Germany, ibid. Uses of ihe¥k s .

Moss, how to bertibb’d off the Trees, 170. 1 30, and following Pages. Pitch ant

Of the Mulberry, 1 ic.. Uses of the Tree Tar extraBed out as it, of Which a en

and Timber, ibid. The several forts rions Account, 131,thereof, ibid. Of its Leaves, ibid. Pipe-Tree, 154.

Its Berries, and the Way offwiiig them, Pismires, how to be destroyed, 172.ibid. Of Cultivating the Mulberry Of the Place of Growth stttest for TWhfur Silk, Transplanting it, the Soil, 8cc. 312.

111. Of Propagating the Mulberry, Places/of Planting of Woods, 277*..

112. The ProduB and Uses thereof Of the Plane, or Platanus, its ^jiah^ es >

Value and Uses, 115, 116. . ,

Plants, 14. Cautions in Planting? fVegetative Motions of Plants? ssPlants to be weeded, 242. ^sf rRoyal, and other Seats in Engl^n,/inous for Plantings 2 60, 26hDire&ions ajtd Encouragements T mPlanting, 265, 8cc. Benefit °f j**sure and Planting demonstrated byny Authentick Accounts, withen ceDireBkns about it, from p. 2J 1 k. ^279. Several Foreign Instances °JBenefit r/Planting, 271, 272- * rA Proposal for appointing Perfi !,s ,fpeB into that Affair in Engl^’ a)! iJulius Cæsar’s Care 0} Planting tsIVoods, ibid. Other Ancient I’Jof that nature, 278. The £ re fand Hazard of NegleBivg k 171 , fi1 hland, 278, 279. Plantersblest with long Life and Htcdtb,

How the Seeds are preserved f' 0,,tlation, 312. {(l J

Planks, and the Way of wakd$ones, 216.

Platanus. See Plane.

Of the Gathering of the Leavesthereof, ibid.

A curious Account of th'e Improvement. of the Silk-Worm in France, &c. 114.Myrtil, its Soil, different Sorts , and cu-rious Uses, 152, 153.

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F the Nature of Timber, 215.

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O F the Oak, 21. Its several Sorts,

DistinBions, Marks, andties, 22. Of the Soil fit for Oak, and.the S afon and Marnier of Removingand franfplanting them, 25. Us s cfthe Oak, 33. What Oik fittest tosup-port great Burthens, 34. Of the Prc-duB of the Oak, such as Acorns, Mast,

Scc. and their Virtues and Uses in Phy-fick and otherwise, 36. The late greatOaks in Denmngton-Par£, 198. Se-veral others of an Immense Size, 1 99, riatanus. See Plane. f . ? 240.200,201. The famous Shire-Oak, 202. A Poem en several sorts of 11 °° '

The Lady Oak, 203. A Poem concluding the Book. if 0n enest

Of the Poplar, 71. TbeJf's-L m rof its Shade, 72. The Uf s °J c yjrlar Leaves, ibid. The P°l? a , pol l' 1 *'ginia, 73 The Use's of *

Olive, 154.

Of the Ozier. See Willow and Withy.

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Tree and Timber, 74-

D lreBicns for Gentlemen living in re-mote Places, and far from theCon-veniency o/Tainters, how to Stop, Primeand Paint their Timber-Work at home, , .

237, and following Pages. Painting 0 / Pruningfor Out-work, 23 1 To Pain, or Vein n'ceffary set

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General and 'useful PreceptsTrees, Wood, &c. 242,

Paradise, what it was, 2L3.Proportions of Timber, 223. msO f Pruning Trees, 181. hst/uj 7 c Q f

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it, ibid.

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