{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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FALL GRAFrING.-Capt. Josiah Lovet, dis
tinguished for his success in grating superior
vegetables and fruits, has given in the Maya
zine Of Horticulture his mode Of fall grating,
by which he is enabled 70 get fine fruit from
the scions the next season.


Your remarks in the November number of
the Magazine for l843, page 423 respecting
my mode Of procuring the specimens Of fruit
presented on several occasions at the Horiicul-
tural Society rooms, last autumn, is partly in
correct; they were not procured by budding
but by grating. have practised budding with
fruit buds some eight years, and occasionally
succeeded in getting good fruit from them. II
is now three years since have begun grating
with fruit wood in autumn, (and never heard
of any person attempting it previous to that
time, thus far have been eminently success
full with the pear and apple, (occasionly with
the plumb:) the gratis thus set have been more
certain to mature their fruit than the trees from
which the gratis were cut, this can only be ac-
counted for by supposng the sap to flow slow
or in the graf, in the spring.