Excerpt: ...Small Fruits." I doubt whether there is a hardier raspberry in America- one that can be grown so far to the north, and, what is still more in its favor, so far to the south. In the latter region it is known as the Southern Thornless. The fact that it is almost wholly without spines is a good quality; but it is only one among many others. The Turner requires no winter protection whatever, will grow on almost any soil in existence, and in almost any climate. It yields abundantly medium-sized berries of good flavor ...
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Excerpt: ...Small Fruits." I doubt whether there is a hardier raspberry in America- one that can be grown so far to the north, and, what is still more in its favor, so far to the south. In the latter region it is known as the Southern Thornless. The fact that it is almost wholly without spines is a good quality; but it is only one among many others. The Turner requires no winter protection whatever, will grow on almost any soil in existence, and in almost any climate. It yields abundantly medium-sized berries of good flavor. The fruit begins to ripen early, and lasts throughout a somewhat extended season. It will probably give more berries, with more certainty and less trouble, than any other variety. Even its fault leans to virtue's side. Set out a single plant, leave it to Nature, and in time it will cover the place with Turner raspberries; and yet it will do this in a quiet, unobtrusive way, for it is not a rampant, ugly grower. While it will persist in living under almost any circumstances, I have found no variety that responded more gratefully to good treatment. This consists simply in three things: (1) rigorous restriction of the suckers to four or five canes in the hill; (2) keeping the soil clean and mellow about the bearing plants; (3) making this soil rich. Its dwarf habit of growth, unlike that of the Cuthbert, enables one to stimulate it with any kind of manure. By this course the size of the bushes is greatly increased, and enormous crops can be obtained. I prefer to set out all raspberries in the fall, although as a matter of convenience I often perform the task in the early spring. I do not believe in late spring planting, except as one takes up a young sprout, two or three inches high, and sets it out as one would a tomato-plant. By this course time is often saved. When it is our wish to increase the quality and quantity of the fruit, I should advise that the canes of all varieties be cut back one-third of their length. A little observation...
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Dodd, Mead
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1889
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Very Good with no dust jacket. Hardcover with no dust jacket. 1889c, NAP, Lippincott edition. Bold embossed, decorative front board and spine. Title on front board states-The Works of E. P. Roe. Spine extremeties and corners are lightly rubbed and bumped. Gold background on spine is lightly rubbed. Boards have a few light rub marks and light scratches. Page top edges have small opaque stain. Former owner's name, 1898 date and Merry Christmas inked on front flyleaf. 1" tear in paper along front hinge. A couple pages have a small, dime-sized stains. Else clean.; 25A; 7-1/2" x 5-1/4"; 252 pages.
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