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Title: A New Orchard And Garden
or, The best way for planting, grafting, and to make any
ground good, for a rich Orchard: Particularly in the North
and generall

Author: William Lawson
Simon Harwood
Anonymous

Release Date: June 6, 2009 [EBook #29058]

Language: English

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{Transcriber's note:

This etext contains
1. A New Orchard and Garden, by William Lawson
2. The Country Housewifes Garden, by William Lawson
3. A Most Profitable new treatise, from approved experience of the
Art of Propagating Plants, by Simon Harwood
4. The Husband Mans Fruitful Orchard

The first edition of "A New Orchard and Garden", which included "The
Country Housewifes Garden" appeared in 1618; many further editions
appeared over the period to 1695. The "Art of Propagating Plants" and
"The Husband Mans Fruitful Orchard" appeared in all editions from 1623.
This transcript is taken from the 1631 edition. The transcriber used
a modern facsimile of the 1657 edition to clarify some doubtful
readings.

The spelling and hyphenation in the original are erratic. No corrections
have been made other than those listed at the end of the etext. The
formatting of the original tables of contents has been normalised.

Sidenotes are enclosed in braces, prefixed with "SN" and placed before
the paragraph in which they appear.

Transcriber's notes in the text are enclosed in braces and prefixed with
"TN".
}

A
NEVV ORCHARD
AND GARDEN

OR

The best way for planting, grafting, and to make
_any ground good, for a rich Orchard: Particularly in the North,_
and generally for the whole kingdome of _England_, as in nature,
_reason, situation, and all probabilitie, may and doth appeare_.

With the Country Housewifes Garden for hearbes of common vse: