| §11. |
Spontaneous fruits in general, |
102 |
| 12. |
Stoned fruits, viz: cherries, plums and persimmons, |
102 |
| 13. |
Berries, viz: mulberries, currants, hurts, cranberries, raspberries and strawberries, |
103 |
| 14. |
Of nuts, |
104 |
| 15. |
Of grapes, |
105 |
|
The report of some French vignerons formerly sent in thither, |
107 |
| 16. |
Honey, and the sugar trees, |
107 |
| 17. |
Myrtle tree, and myrtle wax, |
108 |
|
Hops growing wild, |
109 |
| 18. |
Great variety of seeds, plants and flowers, |
109 |
|
Two snake roots, |
109 |
|
Jamestown weed, |
110 |
|
Some curious flowers, |
111 |
| 19. |
Creeping vines bearing fruits, viz: melons, pompions, macocks, gourds, maracocks, and cushaws, |
112 |
| 20. |
Other fruits, roots and plants of the Indians, |
114 |
|
Several sorts of Indian corn, |
114 |
|
Of potatoes, |
115 |
|
Tobacco, as it was ordered by the Indians, |
116 |
