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Loading... The Gardener's Perpetual Almanack: A Book of Daysby Martin Hoyles
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Did you know that red herrings or garlic could rid your garden of moles, or that rosemary is supposed to make the heart merry and drive fantasies from the brain? Or when is the best time to start a beehive? No library descriptions found. |
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"What is still desired and wanted to make the Art of Gardening truly pleasant, familiar and entertaining, is the Order of Time: To be led, as it were, by the Hand; to be directed and pointed to something to be done, not only each successive Year, but if possible every Day, at least every Month in the Year, towards forwarding the natural Hopes of being rewarded with Fruit and Plenty"
John Laurence The Fruit-Garden Kalendar 1718 ( )