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FOr so much as these are two kind of Trees, that is, to understand, the Cherry, and the Plum-tree, for when they be so grafted, their Rootes be not so good, nor so free as the Branches above, wherefore the Cions that doe
come from the rootes, shall not make so good and franke trees of. It is therefore to be vnderstood, how this manner and sort is to make franke trees, that may put forth good Cions in time to come, which is; when they be great and good, then if ye will take those Cions, or young springs from the rootes, ye may make good trees thereof, and then it shall not need to graffe them any more after: but to augment one by the o∣ther, as ye doe the Cions from the roote of the Nut, as is a∣foresaid, and ye shall doe as followeth.