The English gardener; or, A sure guide to young planters and gardeners in three parts
Subtitle: I. Shewing the way and order of planting and raising all sorts of stocks, fruit-trees, and shrubs, with the divers ways and manners of intgrafting and inoculating them in their several seasons, ordering and preservation. II. How to order the kitchin-garden, for all sorts of herbs, roots, and sallads. III. The ordering of the garden of pleasure, with variety of knots, and wilderness-work after the best fashion, all cut in copper plates; also the choicest and most approved ways for the raising all sorts of flowers and their seasons, with directions concerning arbors, and hedges in gardens; likewise several other very useful things fit to be known of all that delight in orchards and gardens. Fitted for the use of all such as delight in gardening, whereby the meanest capacity need not doubt of success (observing the rules herein directed) in their undertakings
By: By Leonard Meager
Publisher: printed by J. Rawlins, for M. Wotton at the Three Daggers in Fleet-Street, and G. Conyers at the Golden Ring on Ludgate Hill
Published: 1688
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 144
Subjects: Gardening; Early works to 1800
Other titles: Sure guide to young planters and gardeners