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CHAPTER XVII. 



RASPBERRIES. 



3. 



4. 



10. Double Bearing. 

 Perpetual Bearing. 

 Red Double Bearing. 

 Siberian. 



11. Double Bearing, Wil- 



liams's. 



Pitmastori's Double Bear- 

 ing. 



12. Lord Exmouth. 



13. Oakhill. 

 Jillard's Seedling. 



14; Old White. 



15. Prolific, Early. 



16. Red Malta. 



17. Spring Grove. 



18. Superb, 



19- Taylor's Paragon. 

 Scarlet Paragon. 



20. Williams's Preserving. 



21. Wilmot's Early Red. 



22. Wood ward's Red Globe. 



There are, no doubt, many other sorts besides the above 

 to be found in different parts of England, and possessing 

 different degrees of merit ; those already enumerated are, 

 however, amply sufficient for every useful purpose. 



1. Antwerp, Double Bearing 



Yellow. 



2. Antwerp, Late Bearing. 



KnevetPs Antwerp. 

 Antwerp, Red. 



Burley Antwerp. 

 Antwerp, Yellow. 



White Antwerp. 

 Barnet. 



Cornwall's Prolific. 



Cornwall's Red. 



Cornwall's Seedling. 



Large Red. 

 Cane, Brentford, 

 Cane, Red. 



Smooth Cane. 

 Cane, Rough. 

 Cornish. 

 Large Cornish, 



CH AFTER XVIII. 

 STRAWBERRIES. 



CLASS I. Alpine and Wood Strawberries. 



The habits and general character of these are very simi- 

 lar ; the principal difference, being in the shape of the fruit, 

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