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• Note , That Sick Trees, as Orange, &c. frequently impair’d by JuneOlit

• Removes , Carriage, in handling, and other Accidents, are many. v^'YnJ,

• times recover’d by a Milk-diet- that is, diluting it with a Portion

• of ÆPifto* discreetly administers, as you find Amendment: Some-

• times also by plunging them in the Hot-bed ; or by letting the Treedown into a Tit of four or five Foot Depth, covering the Head , and

• the rest of the Tree above, with a glaz’d Frame: Either of theie

• Remedies profit according as the Plant is affected, wanting Warmth

• or Nourishment.

• • Ply speeding as in the former Month.

Look to your Bees for Swarms and Casts ; and begin to destroy In-fills with Hoofs, Canes, and tempting Baits, & c . Gather Snails af-ter Rain, &c.

Fruits in Prime ^ or yet lasting.APPLES.

J Uniting (first ripe) Tiffins, John-Assies , Robillard, Red Fen- -

nouil, Stc. French.

PEARS.

r The Maudlin (first ripe,) Madera, Green-Royal, St. LaurenceTear , &c. v

CHERRIES, stSe.f Black.

TOuke, Flanders, Heart,\ Red.

I White.

Lukeward, early Flanders , the Common Cherry, Sfanijb Black,Has les Cherries, 6tc.

Rasbcrries, Corinths , Strawberries, Melons, &c.

BriEH

JUNE

Hath xxx Days,. - long 1 6 h —

Sun rises 3 h ~5r m --Sets o8 h —09™

To be done

' In the Parterre and Flower-Garden.

T Ranfplant Autumnal Cyclamens now, if you would change theirPlace : otherwise let them stand. Take up Ins Chalcedon,ther the rine Seeds of Flowers worth the saving, as of the choi-fJnth, NmWj, (thetwokff^pakspunous©^

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