Chapter XIV: Part 14

Hams, Preservation of; 370
Harrowing; 233
Hay, making and preserving of; 234
Hedge; 236
Hedge-Pruning; 238
Hedges, Shrubs suitable for the Formation of; 57, 89, 236-238
Hemp; 239
Hens; 196
Herbaceous Flowers; 196
Hive, Proper Construction of; 74
Hoeing; 241
Hogs; 409
Hogstye, Plan of; 252
Hogstye, Manure from the; 274
Hops; 242
Hops, Method of curing; 244
Horizontal Training; 419
Horse; 246
Horseradish; 249
Hotbeds; 249
Hothouse; 231
Houses; 251
Hybrids; 259

Inarching; 259
Insects; 260
Iron-Filings, Beneficial to Pear-Trees 261
Irrigation; 261
Italian Farmhouse, Plan of; 228

Kale; 86

Labels for Fruit-Trees; 202
Laborer's Cottage, Plan of; 257
Landscape Gardens; 263
Lawton Blackberry; 84
Layering; 264
Laying in Trees; 265
Leeks; 266
Lemon; 266
Lettuce; 267
Licorice; 268
Lime, Value of as a Fertilizer; 268
Limes; 269
Liquid Manures, Value of; 273
Location; 269
Locust-Trees; 270

Manures; 271
Maple-Trees, Best Method of tapping; 404
Marjorum; 283
Marl; 282
Melons; 283
Mice, Protection of Fruit-Trees from in Winter; 373
Milk, Condensation and Preservation of; 369
Milking Qualities of Cows, Infallible Marks of; 142-155
Milking, Rules for; 96, 155
Milk, Value of for Horses; 248
Millet; 287
Mint; 288
Moisture, Retention of, leading Benefit of Manure; 277
Mulberry; 289
Mulching; 289
Mushrooms; 290
Muskmelons; 283
Mustard; 292

Nasturtium; 293
Nectarine; 293
New Fruits; 295
New Rochelle (Lawton) Blackberry 84
Northern States, Varieties of Apples suitable for; 30
Nursery; 296
Nuts; 300

Oaks; 301
Oats; 303
Okra; 304
Olives; 304
Onions; 305
Oranges; 308
Orchards; 309
Orchards, Favorable Locations for; 269
Osage Orange; 236
Oxen; 311

Parsley; 312
Parsnips; 313
Pastures; 315
Peas; 316
Peach;; 319
Pear;; 332
Pear-Orchard, Plan of; 337
Pennyroyal Mint; 288
Peppers; 347
Peppergrass; 348
Peppermint; 288
Picket Fences; 180
Piggery, Plan of; 252
Plaster of Paris; 232
Plowing; 348
Plum; 351
Plum, Analysis of; 353
Pomegranate; 359
Potato; 360
Potato-Rot, Cause of and Remedy for; 364
Potato, Sweet; 406
Poultry; 438
Preserving Fruits and Vegetables 367
Protection of Trees for Transplanting 265, 300
Prunes, Domestic; 356
Pruning and Training; 414
Pruning Peach-Trees; 323
Pumpkin; 371

Quince; 372

Rabbits, a Protection of Fruit-Trees from in Winter; 373
Radish; 374
Rail Fences; 180
Raspberry; 375
Raspberry, Black; 85
Rennet, how prepared; 115
Rhubarb; 377
Rice; 378
Rocks, Methods of removing; 379
Rollers; 379
Root Crops; 380
Root-Pruning, Method of; 353

Saffron; 381
Sage; 381
Salsify or Vegetable Oyster; 382
Scraping Land; 382
Seeds; 383
Shade-Trees; 437
Sheep; 384
Sheep-Manure, Value of; 389
Shepherdia, or Buffalo Berry; 390
Skippers in Cheese; 117
Soils; 391
Sorgho, or Chinese Sugarcane; 405
South, Apples adapted to the Climate of the; 31
Spearmint; 288
Spinage or Spinach; 394
Squash; 395
Stable; 59
Stilton Cheese, Method of Making; 117
Strawberry; 396
Subsoil Plowing; 349
Succory; 177
Sugar; 403
Summer-House, Plan of; 256
Summer Savory; 406
Sunflower; 406
Sweet Potato; 406
Swine; 409

Tobacco; 411
Tomato; 412
Tongue-Grafting; 211
Tools; 414
Training and Pruning; 414
Transplanting; 421
Turnip; 422

Van Mon's Theory of the Production of New Fruits; 295
Vegetables, Early; 174
Vegetable Oyster; 382
Vineyards; 213, 216

Wagon-House; 251
Walls, Stone; 179
Watering Gardens in Dry Seasons, Benefits of; 261
Watermelons; 283
Wax-Moth, Protection against; 73
Weevil, or Wheat Midge, Remedy for; 430
Western States, Varieties of Apples suitable for the; 30, 48
Wheat; 423
White Blackberry; 84
Whortleberry; 432
Willow; 432
Wine; 433
Wines, Adulteration of Imported; 212
Winter Lettuce; 177
Wood-Ashes, Value of as a Manure; 53
Woodlands; 437
Woolly Aphis, Remedy for; 23

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