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LIST OF ENGRAVINGS. 



FiG. PAGE 



234, Inarching with the scion nou- 



rished by water . . . 300 



235. The camellia inarched with the 



scion nourished by water . 300 



Diagrams illustrative of Pruning and 

 Training. 



260. Mode of causing a pear-tree to 



produce blossom buds . . 345 



263. Mode of nailing a bent shoot 



straight .... 352 



265. Mode of training the grape-vine 



in pots .... 355 



268. Mode of training climbers on a 



wall . . . .355 



269. A rose trained in the balloon 



manner .... 356 



272, Spiral training, first stage . 359 



273, Plan of spiral training . . 359 



274, Elevation of spiral training . 360 

 275 — 277. Progressive stages of the 



spurring-in system . 360, 361 

 278. Quenouille training . . 361 

 280. Conical training • . 361 

 281 — 284. Hayward's quenouille 



training .... 362 

 285 — 288. Progressive stages of fan- 

 training . . . 363, 364 

 289 — 295. Progressive stages of Sey- 

 mour's fan-training . 365 — 368 

 296—298. Wavy-training , 368, 369 



FIG. PAGE 



299 — 306. Progressive stages of 



wavy-training . . 369 — 372 



307 — 311. Progressive stages of hori- 

 zontal-training . . 372, 373 



312, 313. Horizontal and fan-train- 

 ing combined . . . 374 



314. Horizontal and perpendicular 



training combined . .374 



315 — 318. Progressive stages of half- 

 fan training . . 374, 375 



319 — 322. Progressive stages of per- 

 pendicular-training . 375, 376 



343 — 347. Progressive stages of prun- 

 ing the vine . . 456, 457 



348. The Thomery system of train- 

 ing vines .... 458 



349 — 355. Hoare's system of train- 

 ing the vine . . 469 — 472 



360 — 368. Spur-pruning the apple 



exemplified . . 538 — 542 



369. Method of training shy-bearing 



pears "... 550 



375. A trained prize gooseberry-bush 564 



Plans of Kitchen Gardens. 



330. A plan containing one acre 



within the wails, and half an 



acre in the surrounding slip . 419 



331. A plan containing one acre 



within the walls, and three- 

 quarters of an acre in the slips 421 



