with the restorations of Palladio, corrected and improved ...

containing I. their names, Greek, Latine and English. II. their species, or various kinds. III. their descriptions. IV. their places of growth. V. their times of flowering and seeding. VI. their qualities or properties. VII. their specifications. VIII. their preparations, galenick and chymick. IX. their virtues and uses. X. a complete florilegium, of all the choice flowers cultivated by our florists, interspersed through the whole work, in their proper places; where you have their culture, choice, increase, and way of management, as well for profit as delectation

containing the most concise and authentick rules of that art, in a more useful and extensive method, than has been made publick

an history of plants and trees, natives of Britain, cultivated for use, or raised for beauty