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Gooseberrics require dead and rich loam
the ground must be well maliured and kept
free from weeds; and be careful to plant
none but those that are of good kind. lie
best mode of propagating them, is by cut
tngs or layers. Earlv in the spring, spade
carefully around the roots, turn overthe soil,
and pull out all grass that may grow near
them. Prune them by cutting out every
worn out, decaved, or irregular branch--et
none be permitted to grow across each 9th
er; but let all be pruned 10 some regular or
der--cut out all the super-abundant, lateral
shoots of the last summer, close to the
ground, or old wood, otly retaining Eere ard
there good one, to supply the place Of cas-
ual worn out bearers. Never permit the
extremities Of the branches to stand nearer
than six or eight inches 10 each other. The
best form for we'll trained gooseberry or
currant bush, is that of vine glass.


Gooae5erry It'ine is made il the same
manner as currant wine, except that one
third less sugar is quired. lnpicking the
berries take none that have fallen upon til.
ground, or that have been shaded and grown
sour.