| Locke, John, (London : W Sandby, 1766.) |
Observations upon the growth and culture of vines and olives : the production of silk : the preservation of fruits / written at the request of the Earl of Shaftesbury, to whom it is inscribed, by John Locke. |
SB393 .L75 1766 |
| Laurence, John, (London : Bernard Lintott, between the two Temple-Gates, in Fleet Street, 1716.) |
The Clergy-man's recreation : shewing the pleasure and profit of the art of gardening / by John Lawrence. |
SB453.3.G7 L38 1716 |
| Switzer, Stephen, (London : Thomas Woodward at the Half-Moon over against St Dunstan's Church in Fleet-Street, 1731.) |
The practical fruit-gardener : being the newest and best method of raising, planting and pruning all sorts of fruit-trees, agreeably to the experience and practice of the most eminent gardeners and nurserymen / by Stephen Spitzer ; revised and recommended by the Reverend Mr. Laurence and Mr. Bradley. |
SB556 .S8 1731 |
| Eggert Ólafsson, ([Copenhagen] : Prentat i Kaupmannahöfn hja AF Stein, 1774.) |
Stutt agrip ur Lachanologia, eða, Mat-urta-bok, fyrrum vice-lögmannsins hr. Eggerts Olafs sonar um garð-yrkju a Islandi : fra þvi sæðit fyrst fer i jörðina, til þess alldinit verðr a borð borit : þar segir og um allskonar hulldu-groda, krydd-urtir, og flesta villi-vexti her innlenda, hversu brukaz kunni, so sem eru : ber, rætur, sveppar, fiallagraus, og annat fleira / af þeim excerptis sem author leifði eptir sig, i eitt safnat af sira Birni Halldors syni ... enn siðan at hanns og vice-lögmannsinns Magnusar Olafs sonar tilhlutan prentat i Kavpmanna-hofn. |
SB87.I3 O4 |
| Olavius, Ólafur, (Kaupmannahøfn : sn, 1770) |
Islendsk Urtagards Bok : Søfnud og samannteken Bændum og Alþydu aa Islande til reynslu og nota / af Olafe Olafssyne, Philosophiæ Baccalaureo. |
SB87.I3 O42 1770 |
| Mawe, Thomas. (London : William Griffin, at Garrick's Head, in Catharine-Street, Strand, 1773.) |
Every man his own gardener : being a new, and much more complete gardener's kalendar than any other hitherto published : containing, not only an account of what work is necessary to be done in the hot-house, green-house, shrubbery, kitchen, flower and fruit gardens for every month in the year : but, also ample directions for performing the said work, according to the newest and most approved methods now in practice among the best gardeners : in this edition, particular directions are given with respect to soil and situation : and to the whole is added, complete and useful lists of forest trees, flowering shrubs, fruit trees, evergreens, annual, biennial, and perennial flowers, hot-house, green-house, and kitchen garden plants, with the varieties of each sort, cultivated in the English garden / by Thomas Mawe, gardener to His Grace the Duke of Leeds, and other gardeners. |
SB97 .A3 1773 |
| Mawe, Thomas. (London : London J F and C Rivington, S Crowder, B Law, T Lowndes, G Robinson, T Cadell, T Evans, W Goldsmith, R Baldwin, and E Newbery, [ca. 1780].) |
Every man his own gardener : Being a new, and much more complete gardener's kalendar than any one hitherto published, containing not only an account of what work is necessary to be done in the kitchen and fruit garden, pleasure ground, flower garden and shrubbery ; nursery, green-house, and hot-house, for every month in the year, but also ample directions for performing the said work, according to the newest and most improved methods now in practice among the best gardeners. With complete practical directions for forcing all kinds of choice plants, flowers, and fruits, to early perfection, in hot-beds, hot-houses, forcing-frames, forcing-houses, vineries, etc. And to the whole is added, complete and useful lists of kitchen garden plants, fruit trees, forest trees, flowering shrubs, evergreens, annual, biennial, and perennial fibrous-rooted flowers, bulbous and tubrous-rooted flowers, green-house and hot-house plants, proper for cultivation in the English gardens and plantations / by By Thomas Mawe, ...John Abercrombie, ... and other gardeners. |
SB97 .A3 1780 |
| Hill, John, (London, Eng. : T Osborne, T Trye, S Crowder, H Woodgate, 1757.) |
Eden, or, A compleat body of gardening, containing plain and familiar directions for raising the several useful products of a garden, fruits, roots, and herbage; from the practice of the most successful gardeners, and the result of long experience ... / compiled and digested from the papers of the late celebrated Mr. Hale, by the authors of the Compleat body of husbandry... |
SB97 .H28 1757 |
