TY  - GEN
AU  - Reid, John,
CY  - Edinburgh :
DA  - M,DCC,LVI. [1756]
ID  - 527173
KW  - Gardening
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N1  - 'The practical bee-master' is by Robert Maxwell and has a separate titlepage dated 1750; it is octavo.
N1  - 'The shepherd of Banbury's rules to judge of the changes of the weather' is by John Claridge and has a separate titlepage dated 1755.
N1  - 'A short treatise on forest-trees' by the Earl of Haddington has a separate titlepage dated 1756.
N1  - All three also have separate pagination and register.
N1  - The verso of the third leaf of the first part is numbered xii.
N1  - With an initial advertisement leaf for Reid.
N1  - Braces in imprint.
N1  - Reproduction of original from British Library.
PB  - printed for James Reid Bookseller in Leith,
PP  - Edinburgh :
PY  - M,DCC,LVI. [1756]
T1  - The scots gardinerfor the climate of Scotland, In Three Parts. Treating of the following Particulars, I. Of Contrivance and Design. II. Of Gardens and Orchards, &c. III. Of levelling, measuring, and dividing Land. IV. Of cultivating and preparing Ground. V. Of Forest and Fruit-Trees. VI. Of gathering and preserving Fruits. Together with the gardiner's kalendar, the florist's vade-mecum, The practical, bee-master, observations on the weather, and the Earl of Haddington's treatise on forest-trees. Written originally by John Reid, Gardiner to Sir George Mackenzie of Rosehaugh, and no carefully corrected, with alterations and additions, by an eminent hand.
TI  - The scots gardinerfor the climate of Scotland, In Three Parts. Treating of the following Particulars, I. Of Contrivance and Design. II. Of Gardens and Orchards, &c. III. Of levelling, measuring, and dividing Land. IV. Of cultivating and preparing Ground. V. Of Forest and Fruit-Trees. VI. Of gathering and preserving Fruits. Together with the gardiner's kalendar, the florist's vade-mecum, The practical, bee-master, observations on the weather, and the Earl of Haddington's treatise on forest-trees. Written originally by John Reid, Gardiner to Sir George Mackenzie of Rosehaugh, and no carefully corrected, with alterations and additions, by an eminent hand.
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