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PART II.

CHAPTER I.

ON THE CULTURE OF PINES, WITH INSTRUCTIONS FOR BUILD-
ING, AND GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF HOTHOUSES, METHODS
OF HEATING, &c.

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GENERAL description of Hothouses intended for

Pines, including situations, aspects, &c.; also

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Different varieties of Pines, with Observations

relative to their nature and culture

Method of making the Bark-bed, its general

Management and Utility

Sorts of fuel for Fire-heat

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Regulation of heat, thermometer, &c.

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Of Bark-bed and Fire-heat

Giving Air and Water at different seasons

Hot Water and Steam, the general uses thereof

in Forcing, with Explanatory Remarks
Raising Pines in Hotbeds

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Management of the Bark-bed in the Pinery

Occasional Revival of the Bark-bed

Winter Management of Pines

Spring Management of Pines

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Summer Management of Pines

Observations on Shifting Pines, including direc-

tions for Autumn Management

Insects, remarks thereon, with Instructions how

to prevent them from being injurious

Early Grapes in the Pinery

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Choice varieties of Fruits, Flowers, &c., in the

Pinery

Useful Remarks relative to the Chapter on Hot-

house Building, &c.

CHAPTER II.

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ON FORCING PEACHES, NECTARINES, AND APRICOTS, CHERRIES,

GRAPES, AND OTHER CHOICE FRUITS.

Observations relating to Peacheries, Vineries,
and other Forcing Houses, with Introductory
Remarks on raising different sorts of Fruits,
Vegetables, and Flowers therein
Description of the different plans for Forcing
Houses, methods of Heating, with general
Observations

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Preparing Borders for the trees, and the different
Sorts proper for Forcing, including Grape
Vines

Proper Seasons and Methods of Planting trees

for Forcing

Narrow Glass-houses for Forcing principally by
Fire-heat, or Hot Water

Forcing Frames, for forcing Fruit trees by Bark-
bed heat alone

Vinery or Hothouse, principally for Forcing
Grapes; methods of obtaining the Plants,
with useful Observations

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How to obtain Fruit trees intended for Forcing,
with a necessary Caution

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Management of Vines, and Seasons for Forcing 234
Green-house, or Cold Glass house for Vines
Peach-house, its culture and general utility for

Forcing

Forcing-house for Cherries, with its further Uses
Observations relative to the Season, and Methods

of Forcing generally

Admitting Air, with Instructions for Watering
in the different Forcing houses

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Blights and Insects on Trees, how to prevent

and destroy in Forcing houses

The Seasons the different vårieties of Fruit ge-

nerally attains maturity in Forcing-houses
Treatment of Fruit Trees after Forcing

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. CHAPTER III.

CONTAINING DIRECTIONS FOR GROWING MELONS, WITH IN-
STRUCTIONS HOW TO RAISE EARLY STRAWBERRIES; ALSO,
MANY USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL PLANTS IN FORCING-
HOUSES.

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General Observations

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Nature of the Melon Plant, its Culture, and

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Preparing dung, &c., for the Hotbeds, for raising

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Observations on raising Melons in different

ways, the times for Sowing the Seed, with re-

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Method of Making Hotbed for raising Melon
plants, with their Management therein
Making the Fruiting Hotbeds for early and gene-

ral crops of Melons, with their Management

therein, copiously laid down

Manner of Treating Melons when in bloom

Instructions for Renewing the Heat of the Hot-

bed by linings

Remarks relative to Melons while Ripening

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Late Crops of Melons under Hand-glasses, &c. 279 56

Raising Melons in Oiled-paper Frames, with

Directions for making the Frames
Growing Melons by Bark-bed Heat

How to save and preserve Melon Seed

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Strawberries, Introductory Remarks on growing

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Different Sorts of Strawberries proper for Forcing 290 61
Manner of Raising, and Culture of Strawberry

Plants intended for Forcing

Forcing Strawberries in the Pinery

Forcing Strawberries in Peach and other Fruit

Tree Forcing-houses, including Vineries
Forcing Strawberries in Hotbeds, with Useful
Remarks

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Peas and Beans in Fruit-tree Forcing-houses
Raising early, various useful articles for culinary

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purposes in Forcing-houses.
Observations on Forcing different varieties of

choice Flowers in Forcing-houses

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