CONTENTS.

Answer to Mr. Fairchild concerning the foregoingLetter y 141

Chap. VII.

Observations and Experiments relating to plantingof Frees in Clay^ Chalky and gravelly Soils %•with several Improvements for planting ofWall-treesy iyo

Chap. VIII.

An Account of a new Method of transplantingtTrees of any Bigness with Safety, either whilethey are in Blosfomy or with Fruit upon them jso that Gentlemen who come late to their EftateSymay-y in a few Daysy furnish the Walls of theirGardens with Frees full of Fruity or plant Wil-dernesses or Avenues that shall afford them animmediate Shade , and grow with as much Vi-gour as if they had not been tranfplantedy 160Concerning a new Method of bringing Pear-trees tobear Fruit , communicated by Mr. Heron, &V.and of producing a Free which shall bear Fruitthat fall be Hermaphrodite. 169

A Letter from Mr. Miller to Mr. Bradley, con-cerning the Management of Fruit-trees , 175*

Chap. IX.

Of forcing Fruit ; or the Method of making andordering such a Gar deny as will bring Fruits andHerbs for Fable-use in uncommon SeasonSy Anno* 7 12 " i8r

An Account of the accidental blossoming of a Pear-tree in this Monthy with some Remarks concern-ing the forcing of Fruit-trees to blossom, out of

their natural Season , 207

Chap.