NEW AMERICAN ORCHARDIST. 



3. *BARNET. For. Loudon, Pom. Mag, Lindley, 

 Cornwall's Red Prolific Seedling, Large Red. 



Produces large fruit and abundant crops; a profitable 

 variety ; perfectly hardy, and twice bearing at Boston. 

 5. *DOUBLE BEARING. Neill. Loud. Pom. Mag. Lind 

 Perpetual Bearing, Red Double Bearing, Siberian* 



Produces a crop in July, and another in Sept. and Oct. ; 

 large, fine, hardy, and abundantly productive at Boston. 

 1O. WOODWARD'S RED GLOBE. 



Large, red, and fine; one of the productive main kinds, 

 calculated for extensive cultivation. Seems allied to No. 15, 



15. *FRANCONIA. 



New ; fruit very large, red, and fine ; one of the most 

 vigorous, hardy, and productive yet known in cultivation 

 near Boston, of all hitherto fully proved. 



16. *Cox's HONEY. Thompson. 



New ; of a yellowish white color ; of excellent quality ; 

 bearing in clusters along the stems. Of much promise. 



17. VICTORIA RASPBERRY. 



New ; of a red color, and produced in clusters ; flavor 

 fine. It ripens in succession. Some give it exalted praise, 

 2O. *KNEVETT'S GIANT. 



New, lately introduced and thus proved by Col. Wilder ; 

 very large ; of a red color ; quality excellent. It grows 

 very vigorously, is hardy, and bears abundantly. 



12. BLACK AMERICAN RASPBERRY. Black Thimbleberry. 



13. WHITE AMERICAN RASPBERRY. White Thimbleberry . 



14. RED AMERICAN RASPBERRY. 



18. OHIO RASPBERRY. 



A new variety, perpetual bearing, found growing wild 

 in Ohio ; introduced by Mr. Longworth. It deserves trial. 



19. COLUMBIAN RASPBERRY. 



A new species, found in the valley of the Columbia 

 River, by the Rev. Mr. Parker, of thrice the size of the 

 common wild kind ; of a very delicate and rich yellow 

 color, and thus described by him. 



CULTIVATION AND SOIL. 



A moist, rich soil is recommended for the raspberry ; 

 they do well, producing abundantly, even when moder- 



