FRUIT SHRUBS. 



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berries and currants require an open airy situation, and a cool moist 

 loamy soil. 



Raspberries prefer a situation somewhat shaded, as in a west or east 

 border ; or, for a late crop, in a north border. 



The Cranberry, where it is grown as a fruit shrub, requires a peat 

 soil kept somewhat moist, and with the bilberry and some other wild 

 fruits may be conveniently placed in the slip. 



Gooseberries, Red Small Sorts. 

 Red Champagne. 

 Raspberry. 

 Rough Red. 

 Red Turkey. 

 Small dark rough Red. 

 Scotch Nutmeg. 

 Ironmonger. 

 Warrington. 

 Wilmot's Early. 



Large Sorts. 



Boardman's British Crown. 

 Mailing's Crown Bob. 

 Conquering Hero. 

 Clayton. 

 King Cole. 



Hartshorn's Lancashire Lad. 

 Leigh's Rifleman. 

 Farrow's Roaring Lion. 

 Slaughterman. 

 London. 



Gooseberries, White, Small Sorts. 

 White Crystal. 

 White Champagne. 

 Early White. 

 White Damson. 

 White Honey. 

 Woodward's Whitesmith. 

 Bright Venus. 

 Snowdrift. 

 Coppice Lass. 



White, Large Sorts. 

 Snowdrop. 

 King of Trumps. 

 London City. 

 Careless. 

 Antagonist. 

 Freedom. 

 Hero of the Nile. 



Yellow, Small Sorts. 



Champagne. 

 Golden Hero. 

 Early Sulphur. 

 Perfection. 

 Glory. 

 Yellow Ball. 

 Goldfinder. 



Yellow, Large Sorts. 

 Peru. 

 Rodney. 

 Trumpeter. 

 Catherina. 

 Broom Girl. 

 Husbandman. 

 Marigold. 

 Sovereign. 

 Leveller. 



Gooseberries, Green, Small Sorts. 

 Early Green Hairy. 

 Hepburn Green Prolific. 

 Glenton Green, or York Seedling. 

 Pitmaston Green Gage. 

 Gascoigne. 

 Green Walnut. 



Large Sorts. 



General. 



Queen Victoria. 



Thumper. 



Turn Out. 



Stock well. 



Hopley's Lord Crewe. 



Parkinson's Laurel. 



Collier's Jolly Angler. 



Briggs's Independent. 



Massey's Heart of Oak. 



Edwards's Jolly Tar. 



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