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£56 MAO of fraelling is, their remarkable fragrance, which indeed is of fo great a degree, as to perfume the air to fome diffamce; and if one r two, until MEL if x ttf3 they are got flrong; but where a quantity is wanted, an£ dm it no fuch coaveniency, it may be proper to let then rc~ ffmm in the feed-bed another winter, for the conveniency of tang corertd in bad weather; and then in the fpring they may be pU»»*** out in the nurfery, in lines two feet afunder, gui at one foot diftance.

Planting and Ornamental Gardening: A Practical Treatise 1785