Gilbert, S. d. 1. (1702). The florists vade-mecum: Being a choice compendium of whatever worthy notice hath been extant for the propagation, raising, planting, encreasing, and preserving the rarest flowers and plants That Our Climate and Skill (in mixing, making, and meliorating apted Soils to each Species) will perswade to live with us. With Several New Experiments for raising New Varieties, for their most advantageous Management. In a more particular Method than ever yet Publish'd. Together with Directions what to do each Month throughout the Year, in both Orchard and Flower-Garden. The third edition, enlarged. By Samuel Gilbert, Phileromus. printed for J. Taylor, at the Ship in Paul's Church-Yard; G. Coniers, at the Golden Ring, and T. Ballard, at the Rising-Sun, both in Little-Britain.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Gilbert, Samuel d. 1692?. The Florists Vade-mecum: Being a Choice Compendium of Whatever Worthy Notice Hath Been Extant for the Propagation, Raising, Planting, Encreasing, and Preserving the Rarest Flowers and Plants That Our Climate and Skill (in Mixing, Making, and Meliorating Apted Soils to Each Species) Will Perswade to Live with Us. With Several New Experiments for Raising New Varieties, for Their Most Advantageous Management. In a More Particular Method than Ever yet Publish'd. Together with Directions What to Do Each Month Throughout the Year, in Both Orchard and Flower-Garden. The Third Edition, Enlarged. By Samuel Gilbert, Phileromus. London: printed for J. Taylor, at the Ship in Paul's Church-Yard; G. Coniers, at the Golden Ring, and T. Ballard, at the Rising-Sun, both in Little-Britain, 1702.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Gilbert, Samuel d. 1692?. The Florists Vade-mecum: Being a Choice Compendium of Whatever Worthy Notice Hath Been Extant for the Propagation, Raising, Planting, Encreasing, and Preserving the Rarest Flowers and Plants That Our Climate and Skill (in Mixing, Making, and Meliorating Apted Soils to Each Species) Will Perswade to Live with Us. With Several New Experiments for Raising New Varieties, for Their Most Advantageous Management. In a More Particular Method than Ever yet Publish'd. Together with Directions What to Do Each Month Throughout the Year, in Both Orchard and Flower-Garden. The Third Edition, Enlarged. By Samuel Gilbert, Phileromus. printed for J. Taylor, at the Ship in Paul's Church-Yard; G. Coniers, at the Golden Ring, and T. Ballard, at the Rising-Sun, both in Little-Britain, 1702.