The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-07-01
Lettuce.

peat 1t when required.
Sow more lettuce seed the beginning mid
die, and particularly the latter end OF the
month for regular succession. The white
Silcsia, brown Dutch, India, grand Admiral,
and Saxony cabbage lettuce; are all good
kinds.
Carrots.
i Towards the end of this month SOW somc
early horn carrot seed, in drills, to raise
young roots for autumn and winter. Wheh
the palms are up, an inch or two thin them
to FIVE Or six inches.
Celery.
Plant out into trenches full crop of celery,
for autumn and winter let this be perform
ed as directed in juno, The red stalked
celery, bleaches very white and Is Schcraliy
preferred to any other.
Earth up the early crops of celery, which
have been planted out III trenches, first pull
yerisinr the earth, and then laying it nearly
to both sides, preserving the tops and hearts
of the plants free repeat; this earthing,cverv
eight or ten days or oftener, until the plants
are ofproper size for use.
Sow more seed, in the first week Of the
month, for a late crop.
Iurnehs.
| Between the twentieth of this month, and
the middle Of August, principal crop OF
turneps, may be sown for autumn and winter
use but the earlier, in that period OF time,
they are sown, the larger size will the roots
atlantic.
! Transhiantng and sowing Endipe.
Plant out a sufficient quantity of the hest and
most flourishing cndvc. 1t rcquises good,
strong, moist ground, well dungcd. Put in
the plants foot asunder every way, water
them Immediately, and repeat it every even
ing till the plants have taken root.
Sow green cndve, also white, and Bata-
via, twice this month. They should be sown
in ground well prepared, and sown thin.
Water them, frequently in dry weather, both
before and after the plants appear.
| Shinach
! In the last week of this month, sow a crop
of the round seeded spinach for autumn usc
Radishes.
Radishes of every kind, may be sown i'll
the last week of this month; but particular
", the white and black Spanish Of which a
full crop ought to be sown for autumn and
winter.
Sow likewise some of the short top salm-
on and purple, also the turncp-rootcd ra-
dishes. Let all these seeds be now sown OH
moist grounds.
.irtichokcs.
In order to have Artichokcs in perfection,
in the first week Of this month, all the small
heads, which are produced from the sides Of
the SIRENS, must now be cut off to allow the
main head to attain its full size; these small
heads may now be dressed for the table
The maturity of a full grown artichokc i,
apparent by the opening of the scales and it
shonld always be cut of before the flower ap-
pears in the centre.
| Ac b,, bnn Ir al t,l-
any stem, it should be Immediately cut down
close to the ground.
| Card91rs.
Plant cardoons in the first week Of This
month, if not done in the last mouth, rs has
been directed. Earth up in dry weather,
those planted at that time; tic the leaves
previous to the eartlling Of them with a hay
band, which will preserve the plants, the
earth to be raised up half their height.
Melons, Cuum6crs, .Sgdshes, Pumhkina and
: GourdS
The crops Of these should now he kept
very clean and free from weeds, the space
between the hills mus. be carefully hocd,
without injuring the vines.
AIeion&for Atengoce.
The first week in this month"; SOW the
seeds of the long smooth melon for man
SoSS Nui tHS ihitiNie oedNSoJ to ilds DSca ullCC-
ted.
Cucnmberg far PicsHag.
From the first TO the tenth Of the month, SON
4 general crop Of cucumbcrs for pickln,
treat them as directed, in. May and June
The green cluster cucumber is the creates
bearer.
!, Some of the carly frame, or short prick
; ly kinds, may be sown i'll the middle of til.
/ month, for a late crop.
Kidney Beans.
Kidney beans of the dwarf kinds may y,
{ planted, in the beginning, middle and latte
the hills before planting, and + u.S, H. l.a
been stepped in pond water for five or ST,
: hours, before planting, they will shoot tn,
sooner.
Egg Plant, Red Pehhcrs, and Tomatqs.
IN the first week of this month"; if not don,
before, plant out these, as directed las
month. Give them shade and water unit
they have rully taken the ground.
;, IeekS.
You may still continue to plant Lecks, a
before directed.
l Garlic, Maiiots and Rocam6okc.
, When the leaves of these plants wi,Ler
| pull up the roots, and dry them in the shad,
, Tor week or ten DAYS.
Onions.
Pull onions when the leaves withcr do tb;.
| IN dry weather, and leave to each onion. a.
: bout four inches of stalk. Spread then, @,
dry ground for ten or fifteen days, turniu,
them every other day. Then clean then
: from the earth, and spread them on a DIR,
room floor leave the windows open in dr,