Revista del jardinero y registro de rural y mejora interna . 60 35 - 23. 69 45 - 23. 61 46 - 24. 65 42 - 24. 68 30 - 25. 60 38 - 25. 64 34 - 26. 55 28 - 26. 62 38 - 27. 63 30 - 27. 61 31 - 28. 63 27 - 28. 62 32 - 29. 62 28 - 29. 60 32 - 30. 64 26 - 30. 60 31 - 31. 65 45 - 31. 60 34 El 16 de febrero (1840), las siguientes viñas fueron plantedin la casa, es decir, Negro, Blanco de Hamburgo, Frank-enthal Frontignan, Royal muscadine, Moscatel de Alejandría, Moscatel Negro,negro y clúster. A comienzos de abril se aplicó calor suave,y el resultado demostrado ya es muy satisfactorio. El hoyo pequeño {fig.

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The gardener's magazine and register of rural & domestic improvement . 60 35 — 23. 69 45 — 23. 61 46 — 24. 65 42 — 24. 68 30 — 25. 60 38 — 25. 64 34 — 26. 55 28 — 26. 62 38 — 27. 63 30 — 27. 61 31 — 28. 63 27 — 28. 62 32 — 29. 62 28 — 29. 60 32 — 30. 64 26 — 30. 60 31 — 31. 65 45 — 31. 60 34 On the 16th of Feb. (1840), the following vines were plantedin the house, viz. Black Hamburg, White Frontignan, Frank-enthal, Royal Muscadine, Muscat of Alexandria, Black Muscat, and Black Cluster. Early in April gentle heat was applied, and the result already proved is very satisfactory. The small pit {fig 8.) ^which Mr. White first erect-ed in his garden, and towhich a trial of his stovewas first applied, had at theperiod of my visit a plentifulcrop of grapes setting well.The pit is 10 ft. long, 6 ft.wide, and is heated with oneof the small patent stoves, placed at the back part of the pit inside, the feeder being on the outside; the smoke pipe is conveyed underthe surface of the soil from the stove to the front of the pit, as B 3. Fig. 8. Section and End Elevation of Mr.Vine Pit. Whites Patent Stove applied to Pits, 8^c. _B_ shown in the section, Jig. 8. at a. Thetreatment used for the small stove wasthe same as described for the large one, the thermometer in the evenings rangingfrom 70° to 75°. Fig. 9. is a vertical profile of this pitwith the sashes on. I next visited the garden of AlexanderCunningham, Esq. This gentleman is a great enthusiast m horti-culture ; and, being pleased with this novel method of heating, heagreed to have a range of pits put up, and to be heated with oneof the patent stoves on Mr. Whites plan. Mr. Cunninghams rangeis 24 ft. long, 7 ft. 6 in. wide, 3 ft. high at back, and 18 in. in front.It is divided into three spaces, as shown at « 6 c, Jig. 10. The Fig. 9. VeHical Profile of Mr.Whites Vine Pit,

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