Success with Small Fndts. 



Currants will not thrive in the South, 211. 

 Currants, cultivation, planting and pruning, 



211-216. 



Currants in tree and bush form, 214. 

 Currants, mulching, 215. 

 Currants, propagation, 217. 

 Currants, black, 219. 

 Currants, profits in growing, 32. 

 Cuthbert Raspberry, 194, 198. 



D. 



Davidson's Thornless Raspberry, 188. 

 Diseases of Small Fruits, 232. 

 Doolittle Raspberry, 188. 

 Dorchester Blackberry, 303. 

 Drainage, uses of, 60. 

 Drainage, where essential, 61. 

 Drains, best kind, 61. 

 Drains, construction of, 61, 62. 

 Drains, open, 62. 

 Drains, tile, 61. 

 Drains, box, 65. 

 Duchess Strawberry, 113. 



E. 



Experiences from widely separated localities, 



262. 

 Experience. Nothing can take its place. 29. 



F. 



Fall Plowing, 73. 



Feebleness resulting from over-stimulation, 

 234- 



Feebleness resulting from starvation and neg- 

 lect, 234. 



Fertilizers, best for light land, 74. 



Fertilizers, best for heavy land, 72. 



Fertilizers, surface application of, 74. 



Fertilizers, commercial, 75. 



Fertilizers, experience with commercial, 8l. 



Fertilizers, special, 77, 83, 133. 



Flea beetle, 239. 



Floods, providing against, 69. 



Florida entering largely into strawberry cult- 

 ure, 122. 



Forcing under glass, 146. 



Fragaria Vesca, 35. 



Foliage burning or sun-scalding, 234. 



Fragaria Virginiana, 39. 



Fragaria Illinoensis, 40. 



Fragaria Indica, 40. 



Fragaria Chilensis, 40. 



Franconia Raspberry, 180. 



Fruit Farm importance of location, 28, 49. 



Fruit growing as a business, 27. 



G. 



Ganargua, 194. 



Gooseberry, Downing, 229. 



Gooseberry, Houghton, 229. 



Gooseberry, Smith's Improved, 230. 



Gooseberry, Mountain Seedling, 230. 



Gooseberry, Cluster, 230. 



Gooseberries, foreign species, 226. 



Gooseberries, English; their culture in Eng- 

 land, 227. 



Gooseberries, mildew, 227. 



Gooseberries, foreign varieties, 228. 



Gooseberries, seedlings of foreign varieties, 228. 



Gooseberries, native species, 228. 



Gooseberries, native varieties, 229. 



Gooseberries, wild, 230. 



Gooseberries, native species, capable of great 

 improvement, 231. 



Green crops, plowed under, 58, 72. 



Gregg, 189. 



H. 



Hautbois Strawberry, 38, 298, 299. 

 Hellebore, white, 243-245. 

 Heredity in Strawberries, 151. 

 Herstine, 192. 

 Highland Hardy, 185. 

 Hovey's Seedling Strawberry, 40. 

 Hudson River Antwerp, 179. 

 Hybridizing, 150 ; Mr. Seth Boyden's method, 



154; Mr. E. W. Durand's method, 155. 

 Hybrids, how to learn their origin, 185. 



Irrigation, 255-261. 

 Irrigation in California, 261, 262. 

 Irrigation in Texas, 263, 264. 

 Insect enemies of small fruits, 232. 

 Insecticides, 238-246. 



Jucunda Strawberry, 42, 66. 



K. 



Kentucky Strawberry, 103. 

 Kittatinny Blackberry, 202. 



Labor and laborers, 271, 272. 



Laborers, 4. 



Land, unsubdued, 252. 



Land, clearing, 54, 55. 



Land, wet, 61. 



Land, heavy, 66-72. 



