THE DISTRICT

OF C A N.TLE.R: B.OLE..Y.

Introductory Remarks, 396. The Hop District, of East Kent, defined, 397, Species in Cultivation. The Soil of the Canterbury Plantations, 398. Also of the Valley of Harbledown. Remark on the Natural Soil of the Hop, 399. Planting, 399.

The Distance short. The Disposition varied. Instances of planting, in Rows, 400.

Manures, in Use, 4oo. Poles shorter, than in West Kent. Spring Management, 4or.

Undercrops common.

Remark on drawing off the Aphis from Hops. Summer Management. Enemies, of 1795, 402.

The Aphis in great Force.

Destroyed by Coccinelle.

The Blight carried off the Crop!

Note on the Cause of the BLicuT, 403.

Facts respecting it.

Remarks on these Facts, 404.

With practical Reflections, 406.