It is planted with fhady trees; and in the centre is a building which ferves for a hofpital, or lazaretto, for perfons afHifted with the leprofy, or other incurable difeafes, who are fent thither from Batavia. ❋ Unknown (1812)
Or crofs the fmooth green to the door Of Celadon's fhady retreat? ❋ Perfect, William, 1737-1809 (1796)
On whofe delicious banks a ftately row Of fhady limes, or fycamores, fhould grow. ❋ Unknown (1795)
My lute, be as thou wert when thou did grow With thy green mother in fome fhady grove, ❋ Anderson, Robert, 1750-1830. Cn (1795)
A. Robin Redbreaft, born and bred Within a fhady grove, ❋ Unknown (1793)
'My fituation was. very unfa - vourable, my view of the heavens being every way inter - rupted by a thick grove of bamboo canes, with high and fhady trees growing upon the head of the precipice. ❋ Unknown (1790)
For when within thy fhady feat Firft from the fultry town he chofe. ❋ Unknown (1790)
Soft Pcrfia, filk; Balafor's fhady hills Tough bark of trees; Peruvian Pito, grafs j And every lultry clime the fnowy down Of cotton, burlHng from its ftubborn fliell To gleam amid the verdure of the grove. ❋ Unknown (1790)
The weary Romans indulged themfclves in the refreihment of fhady groves, cool fount - ains, and delicious fruits; and the preference vhich Procopius allows to thefe gardens over any that he had feen, either in the Eaft or Weft, may be afcribed either to the talle or the fatigue of the hiftorian. ❋ Unknown (1788)
The latter difdain the care of the republic; he adviies them to flumber in their fhady ❋ Unknown (1788)
During the time the/are in the bed, they fhould be fhaded; and about Midfummer the pot6 may be taken out and placed in a fhady border. ❋ Unknown (1785)
Care muft be taken to give them iufli - fcient air, and not to draw them too much; and after, they arc well entered upon a growing ftate, they muft be hardened to the open air as foon as poliiblc, and the pots taken out, and plunged up to the rims in a fhady border, which will prevent the mould in the pots drying too much. ❋ Unknown (1785)
Matural flights of fleps and fhady cloifters covered with lead! ❋ Unknown (1785)
Cuttings alfo, if fet in a moift fhady border the beginning of October, will frequently grow: But as this is not a fure method, and as thefe trees are fo eafily propagated by layers, it hardly deferves to be put in practice. ❋ Unknown (1785)
This fhady lituation is very neceflary for them; fince, though the weather be rainy and cloudy when they are planted, yet fliould it prove fair afterwards, the fun will foon dry up the moifture at that feafon, and endanger the plants, if they are not conftantly watered and protected v/iih a fliade; which at once ftiews the expediency of pitching on a fpot where fuch a conveniency is natural. ❋ Unknown (1785)
All the fummer they fhould ftand in a fhady place, where they may have free air; and, if the weather proves dry, they fhould be watered every other evening. ❋ Unknown (1785)
From feeds: they muft be fown in large pot?, about half an inch deep, in a ftrong fandy loam, plunging the pots into a moift fhady place in fummer, and in winter removing them into the greenhoufe or under hotbed frames. ❋ Unknown (1785)
• 'From the middle of this parterre is a defcent'by many fteps flying on each fide of a grotto that lies between them, covered with lead and fiat, into the lower garden, which is all fruit-trees ranged about the feveral quarters of a wildernefs which is very fhady; the walks here are all green, the grotto cm belli fhed with figures of fhell rock-work, fountains, and water-works. ❋ Unknown (1785)
Piride of cv'ry fhady grove Upon the banks of Banna. ❋ Unknown (1781)
The northern cold relents not at thtit charms t Away, I '11 go into fome fhady bowers, ❋ Unknown (1780)
