ON THE CULTURE OF THE GRIPPE.

Letter from n. Longmorih, Esq. Of Cincinnati
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CINCINNATI, March 23d, 1917.
To the Editor Of The Tribune:


SIR: received letter this morning from your
city from somo person who appears disposed TO
engage IN the cultivation of the Grape, making
sundry inquiries. | FIND it difficult 10 give him
n direct answer,as he neglected 10 sign his name
to the letter. As others may be interested in the
subject, have concluded to answer him through
the medium of your paper. He inquiries whether
"PInnt cuttings or layers, and if have ever
been successful m planting cuttings directly from
the parent vines, where they are finally TO re-.
main" He also inquiries whether VIC trench our
grounds. and what depth. Where we plant on
side hills so steep as to wash, we trench the
ground, throwing the good soil to the bottom, and
putting from four 20 six inches of the poorer soil
on the top, and form benches of stone or sods-
the benches from % TO 3 feet high. Tho cos,