STRAWBERRIES.
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John Williams, Esq Of Ptmsson, Worcester, cnl
tyates strawberries small ridges Of earth running north
and south, about inches above the level Of tie gounds
planting the strawberries the top, aud laying plain tes
each side Of the ridge. He finds the produce earlier,
abundant, and better favored than plants grown
the fiat ground. The fat tiles retain the moisture, pro-
the rpsnng Of the fruit, and keep ii free from dirt
after heavy showers Of raino Gard Mug