Foliage of vines, capable of producing good wine,...... Fruiting-shoots, in what position to nail the, Grapes, the quantity of, that can be grown on a given one of the principal causes of, not ripening,..... PAGE 7 110 132 192 5 45 -, catalogue of the best sorts of, for open walls, 202 Hair, a good manure, 64 Horns and hoofs of cattle, a valuable manure, 63 Lateral shoots, how to manage the, 135 Layers, method of raising vines by,...................... 79 Leather, a good manure, .... 64 Leaves, their great value in protecting the fruit, 143 Lime-washing the surface of vine walls, .............. 74 -, injurious consequences of plucking off the,... 155 Management of a young vine, during the first five of a vine during the winter, Manure, the best sorts of, for vine borders,............... .... 116 -, proper mode of depositing, in vine borders,... caution against the excessive use of,... Night-soil, a good top-dressing for vine borders, different methods of, described, .........94 to 101 Salt, the good effects of, when cast on a vine border,... 189 90 Scale of the proportionate quantity of grapes, which 30 practical application of the, 34 Shelter, necessary to the prosperous growth of vines, 36 Shoot, method of bending a young, round the corner of a building, Shreds, the best sort of, for nailing vine shoots and Soap-suds, an excellent liquid manure, PAGE 198 114 67 Soil, the best sort of, for vines, 45 Soot, a valuable manure, 67 Stable manure, beneficial to vine borders, ib. Stem, the, of a vine, described,......... 192 Stoning process of grapes described, 157 Subsoil, the best sort of, for the roots of vines, 46 ......... the berries, - Tendrils, when to be pinched off,.... beneficial consequences of, ...... 146 Training the branches, object of, 136 141 145 the leaves, tendrils, and young shoots of, capable of producing good wine,. adaptation of, for culture in towns, ............ the usual method of cultivating, on open walls, described, .... 103 104 105 110 116 66 3 4 7 10 16 Vines, rule observed in pruning, in foreign countries,... 21 ing shoots of, .... an account of several experiments made to maturely ...... Vintage, general rule respecting the, 31 167 Walls, the most eligible height of, for training vines Walls, the best method of building the foundation of remarks on blackening the surface of, ........ 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