The Scots gardiners director
Subtitle: containing instructions to those gardiners who make a kitchen garden and the culture of flowers their business, in which good kitchen gardens for great and for small families are described with directions for cultivating the fruits to be planted upon hot-walls and upon walls to which no heat is applied and upon espaliers.  With directions to build stoves for pine-apples and the culture of that fruit, the management of hot-beds for all seasons of the year, and the culture of all the herbs suitable to furnish a good kitchen garden, together with the culture of the most considerable vernal, summer and autumnal flowers which are planted or sown in the open ground in the country, with descriptions and amendments of the Dutch catalogues of flower seeds which come annually from Holland, particularly adapted to the climate of Scotland.
By: By a gentleman, one of the members of the Royal Society.
Contributors: Gentleman, one of the members of the Royal Society
Publisher: T. and W. Ruddimans
Published: 1754
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 429
Subjects: Gardening -- Early works to 1800; Gardening -- Scotland
Notes: With the bookplate of Charles Craigie.