(1660). The manner of ordering fruit-trees. [By the Sieur Le Gendre, Curate of Henonville. Wherein is treated of nurseries, wall-fruits, hedges of fruit-trees, dwarf-trees, high-standers, &c. Written originally in French, and translated faithfully into English, at the request of severall persons of honour. A piece so highly approved of in France, that it hath been divers times printed there.].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationThe Manner of Ordering Fruit-trees. [By the Sieur Le Gendre, Curate of Henonville. Wherein Is Treated of Nurseries, Wall-fruits, Hedges of Fruit-trees, Dwarf-trees, High-standers, &c. Written Originally in French, and Translated Faithfully into English, at the Request of Severall Persons of Honour. A Piece so Highly Approved of in France, That It Hath Been Divers Times Printed There.]. 1660.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationThe Manner of Ordering Fruit-trees. [By the Sieur Le Gendre, Curate of Henonville. Wherein Is Treated of Nurseries, Wall-fruits, Hedges of Fruit-trees, Dwarf-trees, High-standers, &c. Written Originally in French, and Translated Faithfully into English, at the Request of Severall Persons of Honour. A Piece so Highly Approved of in France, That It Hath Been Divers Times Printed There.]. 1660.