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INDEX. 



Raspberries, varieties of, 219, 243, 367- 



371. 



Raspberries, propagation of, 201. 



Raspberries, originating new varieties, 

 203. 



Raspberries, new seedlings very uncer- 

 tain in their future, 204. 



Raspberries, choice of land for, 206. 



Raspberries, preparing ground for, 206. 



Raspberries, planting, 207. 



Raspberries, when to plant, 207. 



Raspberries, winter protection for newly 

 planted, 208. 



Raspberries, cultivation of, 208. 



Raspberries, autumn top-dressing, 208. 



Raspberries, pruning, summer and fall, 

 211. 



Raspberries, summer pinching, 212. 



Raspberries, cutting back makes large 

 fruit, 212. 



Raspbsrries, mulching, 213. 



Raspberries, staking, 213. 



Raspberries, winter protection, 215. 



Raspberries, tying, 214. 



Raspberries, taking up plants, 217. 



Raspberries, storing plants, 218. 



Raspberries, foreign and native species, 

 219. 



Raspberries, black-cap, their propaga- 

 tion and cultivation, 230-232. 



Raspberries, black-cap, planting, 231. 



Raspberries, black-cap tips, layering, 

 230. 



Raspberries, Purple Cane family, 235. 



Raspberries of the future, 236. 



Raspberries, root cuttings, 202. 



Raspberries, root cuttings, forcing under 

 glass, 203, 



Raspberries, culture in Marlboro', origin 

 of, 221. 



Raspberries, traffic on the Hudson, 222. 

 Raspberries, hybrids, how to learn their 



origin, 229. 

 Raspberries, Rubus strigosus species, 



its chief value, 229. 

 Raspberries, Rubus occidentalis, black- 

 cap and purple cane class, 230. 

 Raspberries, curl-leat in, 289 

 Raspberries, borers and gall insects, 291 



Raspberries, perfectly hardy, 242. 



Raspberries, foliage of, 242. 



Raspberries, hardiness usually settled 

 in August, 242. 



Raspberries, best packages for, 305. 



Raspberries, profits on, 42. 



Remedies for diseases and insect ene- 

 mies of small fruits, 279-297. 



Root cuttings, 202. 



Roots, grubbing out, 71. 



Roots, handling, iii. 



Roots, keep from frost, wind, and heat, 

 112. 



Roots, shortening strawberry, 136. 



Roots, treatment when black and moldy, 

 136. 



Rubus strigosus, 229. 



Rubus occidentalis, 230, 370. 



Rules and maxims, 2)Z'^~'S'})1 • 



Runners, improvement caused by cut- 

 ting, 145, 165. 



Rust, 292. 



Sandy soil, treatment of, 95. 



Saunders Raspberry, 23S. 



Saw fly, 287. 



Seedlings, proper treatment of tlicm, 

 196. 



Seedlings, but few worthy of preserva- 

 tion, 196. 



Seth Boyden Strawberry, 130. 



Sharpless Strawberry, 124, 126. 



Small Fruits, neglect of, 24. 



Small Fruits, profits on, 40-43, 130. 



Small Fruits, diseases and insect ene- 

 mies of, 279. 



Small Fruits, picking and marketing, 

 298. 



Small Fruits in New Jersey, 324-3-6. 



Small Fruits in the far North, 326-329. 



Small Fruits, the present enormous traf- 

 fic in, 300. 



Small Fruits in California, 316-319. 



Small Fruits in the South, 319-323. 



Small Fruits, culture simple, 28. 



Small Fruits, their value as food. 28. 



Small Fruits, their value as gifts, 29. 



Small Fruits, their value in charity, 

 30- 



