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HAVE YOU PLANTED A CRATE VINE :-If you have planted one that produces good fruit, take care of 1t, and propagate it by cut tings and layers, and it's fruit will repay your labor. If you have not, buy or beg one, and plant it the present spring. If you buy, it will cost you few shillings; if you beg one, l do not know how much 1t will cost to requite the favor. The second year after planting, it will produce you fruit, which will increase every year as the plant enlarges. The fruit will be found to be wholesome and grateful, and you will realize the pleasure of sitting under your omn rine during the intense heat of summer; and you will wonder that you have lived so long without enjoying this pleasure The native kinds most worthy of cultivation, are the Isabella, Winne, and Ca tawba, all hardy, thrifty, and abundant bear CTS, and their fruit ripening in the order in which they are named If you want foreign fruit, the Sweet-water, Chasselas, Black Gus ter, and other early kinds to be preferred- They demand more care than the native kinds, and the vines will require a slight covering of earth during winter. A little experience will make you familiar with their manage ment, and convert the labor required for their care, into recreation.

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