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Chapter 28 SUGGESTIVE EXPERIENCES FROM WIDELY SEPARATED LOCALITIES
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1 Chapter 1 PRELIMINARY PARLEY2 Chapter 2 THE FRUIT GARDEN3 Chapter 3 SMALL FRUIT FARMING AND ITS PROFITS4 Chapter 4 STRAWBERRIES THE FIVE SPECIES AND THEIR HISTORY5 Chapter 5 PREPARING AND ENRICHING THE SOIL6 Chapter 6 PREPARATION OF SOIL BY DRAINAGE7 Chapter 7 THE PREPARATION OF SOILS COMPARATIVELY UNFAVORABLE-CLAY, SAND, ETC.8 Chapter 8 COMMERCIAL AND SPECIAL FERTILIZERS9 Chapter 9 WHEN SHALL WE PLANT 10 Chapter 10 WHAT SHALL WE PLANT -VARIETIES, THEIR CHARACTER AND ADAPTATION TO SOILS11 Chapter 11 SETTING OUT PLANTS12 Chapter 12 CULTIVATION13 Chapter 13 A SOUTHERN STRAWBERRY FARM, AND METHODS OF CULTURE IN THE SOUTH14 Chapter 14 FORCING STRAWBERRIES UNDER GLASS15 Chapter 15 ORIGINATING NEW VARIETIES-HYBRIDIZATION16 Chapter 16 RASPBERRIES-SPECIES, HISTORY, PROPAGATION, ETC.17 Chapter 17 RASPBERRIES-PRUNING-STAKING-MULCHING-WINTER PROTECTION, ETC.18 Chapter 18 RASPBERRIES-VARIETIES OF THE FOREIGN AND NATIVE SPECIES19 Chapter 19 RUBUS OCCIDENTALIS-BLACK-CAP AND PURPLE CANE RASPBERRIES20 Chapter 20 THE RASPBERRIES OF THE FUTURE21 Chapter 21 BLACKBERRIES-VARIETIES, CULTIVATION, ETC.22 Chapter 22 CURRANTS-CHOICE OF SOIL, CULTIVATION, PRUNING, ETC.23 Chapter 23 CURRANTS, CONTINUED-PROPAGATION, VARIETIES24 Chapter 24 GOOSEBERRIES25 Chapter 25 DISEASES AND INSECT ENEMIES OF SMALL FRUITS26 Chapter 26 PICKING AND MARKETING27 Chapter 27 IRRIGATION28 Chapter 28 SUGGESTIVE EXPERIENCES FROM WIDELY SEPARATED LOCALITIES29 Chapter 29 A FEW RULES AND MAXIMS30 Chapter 30 VARIETIES OF STRAWBERRIES31 Chapter 31 VARIETIES OF OTHER SMALL FRUITS32 Chapter 32 CLOSING WORDS