The Lady's Recreation, or the Third and Last Part of the Art of Gardening Improv'd (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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With Mr. Laurence's Second Part, fiahds correéied in many Particulars by his Firjt. And tho' in his Preface he thinks himfelf a compleat M after of he has undertaken, yet his Book fuffi ctently evidences, that he is a mere No Vice for which I appeal to all judici ous and impartial Gardeners, Indeed Mr. Laurence has no 'obfervations rela ting to the training up ofco'rnmonhedge Plums, (which were beautiful Trees in Faradico, no dout) but he has more no. Ble Speculations And however hemay have frag!) preach'd People into an Ap probation of his Book, meaning, I Iuppofe the Divine C anten'cplatzonr inter fpers'd) yet the Squire and his hundred brib'd Gardeners cannot influence the Publick with an Opinion of his Trifle; and notwithl'tanding he has depor'd the T G'arfon and all his firethren, they Wm live and flourilh, when his Paradfle tu'ru'd into a Bejart.

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