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SUCCESS WITH SMALL FRUITS. 



For the latitude and climate of New York, and westward, 

 much suggestion has been given already. 



Mr. J. T. Lovett, of Little Silver, N. J., gives the follow- 

 ing list as the best selection for their light sandy soils : — 



FOR THE HOME GARDEN. 



Strawberries. 

 French's Seedling — best early 



crop. 

 Charles Downing — best medium, 



or main crop. 

 Kentucky — best late. 



Red Raspberries. 



Herstine — best early.i 



Turner — best entirely hardy early. 



Cuthbert — best medium and late. 



Black-cap Raspberries. 



Doolittle's Improved — best early. 

 Mammoth Cluster — best medium 

 and late. 



Mammoth Blackberries. 



Wilson's Early — best early. 

 Kittatinny — best main crop. 



Ctir rants. 



Cherry — best red. 



Red Dutch — best for culinary 



purposes. 

 White Grape — best white. 

 Victoria — best late. 

 Black Naples — best black. 



Gooseber7-ies. 



Downing. 



FOR MARKET — OF VALUE IN 

 THE ORDER NAMED. 



Stratvber7-ies. 



Wilson's Albany, ( p^^ shipment. 



Captain Jack, ) 



Crescent Seedling, "j 



Charles Downing, V For near market. 



Downer's Prolific, j 



Red Raspberries. 



Cuthbert. 

 Lrandywine. 



Black-cap Raspberries. 



Mammoth Cluster. 

 Doolittle's Improved. 



Blackberries. 



Kittatinny. 

 Wilson's Early .2 



Ctirrants. 



Cherry. 

 Red Dutch. 

 Black Naples. 



Gooseberries. 



Downing. 

 Houghton Seedling. 



1 " Requires winter protection to insure a crop." 



2 " In former years this was the most pn fitable of all sorts, but latterly it 

 is so frequently injured by winter, and so generally attacked by disease or in- 

 sects throusrhout the State, as to render it uncertain." 



