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... POTATOES. 3On the importance of detaching all the superfluous I shoots fr the potato sets, and of the inlportunt use I of those dtached shoots: with remarke on a general .routine of cul~t re. IBy imr, John Learns, F.HS. Agreeably to your request, I have ...
... THE POTATO CROP. I ?? - , ?? ?? . I . - . ?? ! (From the Apricdltadal Gazette.) To Ireland, there is not a more interesting subject of discussion than the fate of the Potato ; her whole well-being, her only hope, rests on the recovery of it, or in such ...
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... the further growth of the potatoes;' and of those which were grown a large portion ratted in the ground, so that not more than a fourth pact of the anticipated crop of good potatoes was ultimately obtained The diseased potatoes and tops were left in the ...
... GROWTH OF POTATOES. W~e give the followting interesting extract i t'rom the Gel cienea' chron~icle ot' the 13t1h instant, de. . scribing experhimenit made ou the growth of Potatoes in the Hotlijeillt ral Society's Gardens, by E. Sally, e Eaq., with 26 ...
... - POTATO SEED, r I ?? thie Esarctel of tile At'S5015E TCLEUGPAPst. Po we e RYsDE, 2?dL.rorVeasior, 1847. d In your Paper of the 10th April, of the present year, In . you inserted my article on Potato Seed * (see note at So: foot) , and I again addressed ...
... to p1iit thlem at a ireat el diepth, as hi they are IarJer antd miore proidtethrL, thuy 7mc/enn(eeret the sttn''' ?? ?? to Potatoes) retarks TThose ; it.eit thlie Silleticc are most uttifed, in some casts the ?? on tile oot ate not at all afitected, sbile ...
... CUTHILL ON THE POTATO. . The Potato is a native of the sea-side; it is found on the coasts of Peru and Mexibo, New Zealand, &o. &Si. When ripe it is like a ball of flour, rich 'in starch, -al- though small in size. For a Iorn time after it was ihi- troduced' ...
... censequencc of thle tecayed state ot the potatoes.- N§ hen the starch or fecula was dyy it produced only 31b wriight. I then had 14i1. of the best ash-leaf potatoes Whih grew in thle same garden plot as the diseased POtatoes, waished and pared, and then rasped ...
... POTATO DISEASE. (From the Gardner's Chronicle.) ISLE OF WIGIT.-The Potato disease made its ap. pearance in my gard en the 14th inst., its progress since that time has been very rapid. I utderstaud the dis. ease has shown itself to a great extent in the ...
... POTATO SEED. l ~ ~ _ ?? a t So he EDTOEL f tibe .Amps~iIF.F TELBPEGE As great apprehension existed of another failure of the v Potato Crop, the quantity of land which has been planted 01 with that esculent, is not so large as usual ; and although 3 a ...
... POTATO BLIGHT-IMPORTANT. The following letter has been addressed to the Editor Itc of theStandard:- it SIR,-l hope it will please you to give insertion to this letter, intportant, in my opinion, at this critical P moment The potato blight of 1R45 has ...