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Two Gooseberry bushes are described in
the horticultural Transactions; the branches
on one at the seat of the late Sir Joseph
Banks. extended u yards in circumference,
and produce several peckso Of fruit annually.
1t is manured with soap sudS and the drain
ings from the dung hill. Arother is trained
to a building measuring 55 teet from one
extremity to the other, and produces annual
ly from four to FIVE pecks OF fruit.