The Gardener's magazine and register of rural & domestic improvement . Improved Mode of maJcing Gooseberry Wine. 541 through the graft into the stock n, instead of into its ownroot 0. I recommend this method for grafting, whenever thestock and the graft are of the same size, or very nearly so;but I recommend the following modification to be employed,when the stock is twice the size of the graft: — Cut off the top of the stock slanting from one side only, soas to form about a right angle, Jig. Q^. Then make a long. tongue to the graft, about one third of its thickness,^. 95. p, and cut as much
The Gardener's magazine and register of rural & domestic improvement . Improved Mode of maJcing Gooseberry Wine. 541 through the graft into the stock n, instead of into its ownroot 0. I recommend this method for grafting, whenever thestock and the graft are of the same size, or very nearly so;but I recommend the following modification to be employed,when the stock is twice the size of the graft: — Cut off the top of the stock slanting from one side only, soas to form about a right angle, Jig. Q^. Then make a long. tongue to the graft, about one third of its thickness,^. 95. p, and cut as much of thebark and wood from theback and front of the stockas will correspond with thewidth of the tongue on thegraft; when the stock isready to receive the graft, itwill appear Wke Jig. 96. q:there must be also a piececut off the back of the stockat r,Jig. 96.; but it is notseen in the drawing. Thenplace the graft across themiddle of the stock, as inJig. 97., and bind it withbass and clay as usual; after which take off a ring of bark at s, in Jig. 97., in the same manner as was directed for^o^. 93. English Champagne Wine. — I send you a receipt for this wine, which, though perhaps not new, certainly produces the best imitation of foreign wine we have, and, when properly made and properly managed, it has deceived some of the knowing ones
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