Dézallier D'Argenville, Antoine Joseph; LeBlond, Alexandre [Editor]: The Theory And Practice Of Gardening: Wherein is fully handled All that relates to Fine Gardens, Commonly Called Pleasure-Gardens ... (London, 1728)

vi CONTENTS.

SECOND PART.

Chap. I. A Preliminary offome Practices in Geometry de-

fcrib'duponPaper, with the manner of layingthem down

exactly upon the Ground. p,97

Chap. II. Of the Manner of making a Piece of Ground, and
of digging and removing of Earth. p.121

Chap. III. Of different Terraffes and Stairs, with their befi
'Proportions. p • 13 4

Chap. IV. Of the Manner of drawing all forts ofDefgns up-
on the Ground. p. 15 o

THIRD PART/

Chap. I. Of the Choice to be made of Trees proper for Plea'
fire-Gardens, and of their good and bad Qualities.

p. 164.

Chap. II. Of the Method of planting all the different Tarts

of a fine Garden. p. 17 9

Chap. III. Of the Care that is to betaken in the raifing of

young Plants, with the means to cure fheir eDiftempers,

and prevent the Mi/chief of Infects, p. 194

Chap. IV. Of Nurferies and the Care to be taken of them,
with the way ufrahfing from Seed, all the Plants that
are ufed'in Pleafure-Gardens. p.207

Chap. V. OfOranges,Jeffamines,Pomgranates,Myrtle-trees
and other flowering Shrubs, with the Method of raifing
them from Seed, from Layers, or chufing them when
grown, with the Manner of planting, and grafting them,
and the Time when they bleffom. P ■ 217

Chap. VI. Of the Culture of Orange-Trees, and other flower-
ing Shrubs,, with the Means to recover them when out
of Order.. p.231

Chap.