Temple, William; Sieveking, Albert Forbes: Upon the gardens of Epicurus: with other XVIIth century garden essays (London: Chatto and Windus, 1908)

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ON GRAFTING

mary, ivy—an arbutus upon a fig—a peach upon a fig—
white poplar upon black poplar—asp upon white poplar
—wych elm upon common elm—hazel upon elm—
sycamore upon wych elm—cinnamon rose upon hip-
berry—a whitethorn upon a blackthorn—hipberry upon
a sloe, or skeye, or bullace—apricot upon a mulberry—
arbutus upon a mulberry—cherry upon a peach—oak.
upon a chesnut—katherine peach upon a quince—a
warden upon a quince—a chesnut upon a beech—a
beech upon a chesnut—an hornbeam upon a beech—
a maple upon an hornbeam—a sycamore upon a maple—
a medlar upon a service tree—a sumack upon a quince
or medlar—an hawthorn upon a service tree—a quicken
tree upon an ash—an ash upon an asp—an oak upon
an ilex—a poplar upon an elm—a black cherry tree
upon a tilea or lime tree—tilea upon beech—alder upon
birch or poplar—a filbert upon an almond—an almond
upon a willow—a nux vesicaria upon an almond or
pistachio—a cerasus avium upon a nux vesicaria—a
cornelian upon a cherry tree—a cherry tree upon a
cornelian—an hazel upon a willow or sallow—a lilac
upon a sage tree—a syringa upon lilac or tree-mallow—
a rose elder upon syringa—a water elder upon rose
elder—buckthorn upon elder—frangula upon buckthorn
—hirga sanguinea upon privet—phyllerea upon vitex—