Suggestive Experiences. 



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FOR THE HOME GARDEN. 



Red Raspberries. 



* Herstine best early. 



Turner best entirely hardy early. 



Cuthbert best medium and late. 



FOR MARKET OF VALUE IN THE 



ORDER NAMED. 



Strawberries. 



Crescent Seedling, 

 Charles Downing, 

 Downer's Prolific, 



For near market. 



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. 



Currants. 



.Cherry best red. 



Red Dutch best for culinary purposes. 



White Grape best white. 



Victoria best late. 



Black Naples best black. 



Gooseberries. 



Downing. 



Red Raspberries. 



Cuthbert. 

 Brandywine. 



Black-cap Raspberries. 



Mammoth Cluster. 

 Doolittle's Improved. 



Blackberries. 

 Kittatinny. 

 f Wilson's Early. 



Currants. 

 Cherry. 

 Red Dutch. 

 Black Naples. 



Gooseberries. 

 Downing. 

 Houghton Seedling. 



In the Sixth Annual Report of the N. J. State Board of Agriculture, I 

 find the following interesting statement from the well-known horticulturist, 

 Mr. P. T. Quinn. 



" ONE ACRE OF STRAWBERRIES. 



" NEWARK, October, 1878. 



" The following are the methods of culture and the products of one acre of 

 strawberries, grown on my farm near Newark, during the season of 1878. The 

 ground on which these strawberries were grown was planted with Early Rose pota- 



* " Requires winter protection to insure a crop. 



1 " In former years, this was the most profitable of all sorts, but latterly it is so frequently injured by winter, and so 

 generally attacked by disease or insects throughout the State, as to render it uncertain." 



