Farmer and Gardener's Dictionary.

} This Day is Published, GLEANINGS: ve Sd FROM, fz BOOKS, q ON Fe AGRICULTURE,> . AND 4 NT YT- oe ad eo i GARDENING Dy SECOND EDITION, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED. p i‘i Zz‘. The improvement of the ground, is the most natural way of ee ebtaining riches. Lord Bacon. by Many people wonder, why the curious enquirers into nature<2 will give themselves so much trouble about exotic plants; but they is r p do not sufficiently consider, that many kinds of grain, many roots, om legumes, fruits, sallads, and trees in common use with us for| Woe nourishment, household utensils, clothing, and ornament, are We originally exotics. Stilling fleet's Tracts, p. 186: ~~ te: j 4

London: Printed by W. Smith, King Street, Seven Dials. FOR SAMUEL BAGSTER, STRAND. AND SOLD BY JOHN ARCHER, DUBLIN; AND ROSS AND BLACKWOOD, EDINBURGH»

1803.