Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

vine. Ev,Ty cuhivatnr uIusi have observed
hos many iim's after the pruning IN the fail
very in" irnh bud-. uniting TO b :, pen ~ wood
aud strength, AZ destroyed IN The spring Big
TIE os the wood beng more spi 10 be ftozsn
after pruning than 1t would have been IL the
pruning were performed after the more heavy
frosIs ar over. Tue covering of the vine vii.
not always save those 6ne buds.) T. is only IN
very mill countries hat the v,nr IS pruned Ia
The fall. aud this Is only done on the I'd Or
black grape. these generally being more har-
DIV 10 support those pruniDgs than thu white
grape.
Having been much occupied In endenvorinr
NJ prevent this loss oil sap, IRE us. saa ing
the b'ancheso nj The vine tins really obsisles
the bleeding, because. by the operation nj saw.
ing, the sap vessels become nbstrueird the
contrary happens when the pruning il doae By
SHARP prnuing knlie, AS It ~ almost always
done TO- III sake of greater ueatness IA the
work | was not satisfied with this manner Of
operation aud was led 10 the following dis.
coyery, by analogy, fram hav,ag rs.aea.h.snd.
ha, 10 proven, ine bleeding Of The sap iron,
cueumhe,s after trimming, my old gardener m
Europe used pow dered plaster l followed this
IDEA, d the resnt wa, completely successful.
In runng thr yino IN March. "a little sooner
IN more favorable pnris,) rub htfle Of the
powdered plaster OF parls, N Is probable that
Nova Scpfia paiet would answer The same
purpose. but have not tired b. } On TIL part ct
lhr vine winch IL cut, and tnis enu,rl, OBJ
sirnc,s the W. tes, because there IL very little
moisture when the cut Is made, aud when tho
sap begins 10 flow. finds The sap vr.s - so
we'll stopped up tina, none u the flu max e.
IT'S appearance on the surface Of The SECTION,
and II the praaIng (Which have tnedl Nas
dom even n, The beginning Of May, tn imme-
diaie aud snaicien, appl,cai ION of powdered
plaster u ouli stop the eeding ol the gfapu.
TO SELECT APPLE GRAF lINGS.
Apples Containing = large portion 81 saccha-
rinc matter, Nill make cider thai will preserve
the longest. THIS property can be easily dis.
,ngulshrd' by pnnging uom IN a strunt solu
ton OF salt aud w,ier the poorest soft via
keep nearest To the surface In this mannee
grating, can be taken from The besi sorts.
Agt Of Seed, KEEP from the open al and
from ininp, the seeds of vegetables will ken
sound and good for SOWING for the nunbu oil
years stated ~ the 10 lowing list 10 which tho
reader will pariicuiaily attend SOM OF tho
seeds IN this list will keep some nme4a year
Iongrr, livery well saved and very well pre-
snrved, and especially II closely kept frsb, CT.
from nnsoundness oil seed IL n sad ming. and Il
Is JUDGED. negligence wholly ineIcusablu TO 4oW
seed Of tho soundness Of which we are moi Ger.
tain
Arlcboke 3 yeas; asparagus 4; balm o.
basil . bonn be (kitney) be, 10.
b"rage ! brocolrd burnet u +, cabbage
calabash Gale 4 ale tsea) cnnonie
c psIrum 2 caraway 4 carrot | cauli1pwer
4; eelety IN rhcrsil q ewes 3 corn } i.
corn salad 2 coiiande' 3 cfnss 2; cucumber
10 dnndrIion 10; lock end,ve 4 ; fsnnei
y; garlic 3 gonrd 10 hop . 4; horss.radsh
4; eysspp u jetus salem ari,clioke 3 lavender
2 LEI uoP 3; mangis wurzi 10 tnafiorum
4 marigoin meion 40; miu 4 pas'"s'luus
z onion 2; parsiy g parnp pen pen.
nyroyal 2 20 nioe 3 pumpkin 10 purslane
2 rai'sh .. ramp''n 2 rape Il ,hub,rb !
rosemar, 3; ~ 3; rnlabaga 4 satisfy 2;
snmphi,t 3 savory seoTsenet, 9: sbsiot
4 skrr.i4. sorrel 7 spinach 4 sq,esh 10;
tanzs . larragone 4 thyme 2, ,omi'um 2 >.
turnip 4 wa,mwood 9utaid 4. lrk2
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