The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-09
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Goblet on GARDENING.
On lhf making end maBsfIns Of Hci-kds rrl
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IIoT pxps.--I an not about 10 Law down
rales Tor psfsans = lao can afford 10 have
eueimbfrs f0r .Ilarsb. This amounts 10
something hlde shorl Of luHy an England:
in America. It would lie something worse.
Bot hot beds, a. i,in.s Of real use. are
more necessary 10 America dian Eng
lard; because. Ia lie former country, tie
winter viii net suffer 70 exist in The
oPen air many plants which gre wanted
tristan With The warm sun, aud which
plants the winter win sulTer 10 exist
IN the opea air in E, gland. The Ams
Tican spring hears No resemblance 10 Ina,
of Eng and, which come on by degrees,
lronIlhe endsf February to The beginning
Of JDne; While Tie American spring can.
not be said l., be Of forlnighl's duration.
There Is. in fact, 70 spnng; there is a
winter, q summer, and an aalumn. but no
spring; and none would ever have been
tho, gh, Of. five word hadn't caine from
Europe aInag with many others equal,
inapplicshIe.
J'hi. sadlep IL nsilion from i winter
efr,c.. slI ,,,rss 81 ys,s,,,;on - .,,.,'
,oer .h;ca A. 81 ;.s,s,, $500 s..ra..
az insects :, ~ ms ,I,em 80, l,fs ss,.
tie $ p in rapid mn,isn. AMI in ak days
iurns braxn rye-fsld into Fhee; oflhe
Rayest vcrdafr: this suiiea transition
Sres,r,s Inc gs,lener. or ,bs frn,er will
rro,,rd w.ll chss,ene,l h., N. fros, smoL.
n, win fsrmsr,.,;,,r nal w;,l, |. s,,r ~
,iy,o o,sh f.,rward egerv nlap,---h,,,. alasl
ne has mo nlan,st gls0w ina, ,be,e are
reysons WHO do rreserve I,.,,nee. car.
bave. aud o,her nlant.. durlnr lie winter
andgha. laercaft pefsons who rear thefnon
hot-bcds in the spring; but what l am at,
Is to render tlse WORK easy 10 farmers IN
particular. n 4 only as the means OF supply
ing their tables, bat the stalls Of their cattle
AM the yards Of their slieep and pigs. In
the summer Il cruelty dry ono Of 1919,
who, within man. miles Of my house in
Long Island. had loaved cabbage, ex-
cepl myself! During June, July, and
kusuh, allowed eileen day for my
own family; ! gave ten day TO one
nciglihor; 4, others give about five humid
red perhaps, first and last and the plants
were all raised in one single light, Tour
feet hy three and half. on a hoi-hed
made on The l9th Of March. The hotbed
had six lights altogether, and was abou
twenty feet long ba, tie part appropri 4
cd 10 these cabbners was only fur fee
hy three and half. The plants came
out ofillis he'd on the 25lh Of April. aud
were planted three inches apart on ano h
er bed. without glass. but covered a, nigh
with cloth. On the 20ih Of May, they
were planted out in the open ground; an'
ontha i7,h &c June we began 70 raj them
all these cahSages. Elrly Dwrats, Ear.
Yorks. Sugar Leaves, and BalieFsea. com
ing in one sort after another, amounting
70 about four thousand in number, stood
when planted ont, upon rather less illa
thirty rods Of groand: anil the earlies
SORTS. while we we're using them so. lihe
rally. were selling IN New York marSc
al from six I, four pence apiece.
To preserve, during winter, sch nun
her Of plauts, o., indeed. any number
however small, is work &c difficulty
and is merely clancf.Wors afler all. B'
sides. fall.sown plants are not so good .
spring sown. They become stGnted. an
they very frequently 90 of to seed, i
stead of predicting lnayes. However,
is no, my business 10 treat of ca,tiyatioi
am here to eak oi the making and M
na,ing Of hol beds. rhismasl ofcours
inc!aie description of The wood an
glass, hen famed, inlo.frames ard light