Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25
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d, prrpue', 80 So .s, -.,t, -f,tut,.
,recv' 81 vsg IA go o., b. ..a.
'shf.iay the opstlu, n. .. t..s g.. annie
bccs, The practice, vnlil spring
/ OUI ,eo,Np was h,s dif,ct-j - f,.t
,stl.ct ~ .. NIX an surle ~ - D.
rss C-b.aei ad ~ tn ,slc ~ r,sc,c,
poia,ri uoI BY the ~thet sfrsrd hstN
feasible, We Determined ut giving u n ttirl
Fun Ina, pvrioj- nov S,e,sl yta. suc-
-wt have been caese,d aimoS eoa,a.al
" IN experimenting on NOS Of tie ,sf,ous
dtserflon' OF g. de ososliy Gown IN tbs
climate, ~hleh pos,css susficicn, hard hood
to endure, uhinjufed, The operation OF cold
ond frost
+ The eonclut,on to which ". Rae, ar.
lived, ", TIA, the scrds Of many OF our car.
In vegetable, invariably do much beutr,
lnd yield far NOR. abupdsnily, hen sowc
IN the fall AID. luuhermorc, the, IN all
esies, where the circumstances Of coil. a..
Iacl and vegetable ainpli are cuaal, the
trouble and expense Of cultivation are far
iess under this system, than under he old
! Every observing man mus, be- aware of
the TACT ,ha, sced' accidentally d,ssrmiua,ed
from seed -snlks, in Autumn, sad beocs,h
the hne soil OF the surface, by The ioituaou.
agency OF winds, rsins, or fros,. OF indeed
by any other cause competent " such n re-.
sub, are invariably developed some weeks
earlier than those sown IN the Spring, and
that the "''arf' which they are thus cha.
blcd TO mcguire, secures to the plants no,
only superior dcgtee OF forws rdnrss ihro'
oil the cubs q''enI pn''ods OF Their growth,
but not uniteqhen'ly a happy exemption,
also, ffom the nraees Of the numer ou. in
secti'erous depredatos by which garden
and other vegetables, in q less forward
sa'e, ARE % frequently destroyed. II is
now q we'll nscertulued TACT, that many. pcr.
bops aoa, Of the insects ~heh prey 30
forc,bly upon the tender plants Of the par.
dcn, IN the SpriHg especially those Of
the sR,ssr,sNs, or waged varieties are
hatchcd 10 the latter srsson from oria de-
posi,cd IN the soil the Autumn nrevioo.
No sooner, indeed, is the frost esoelled
and the inters,ccs Of the earth's surface rem.
dered p<rmetble to the ealoriEc RAYS. than
myriads oil insects "a TO I,fe, AID .pread.
ing their wings in obedience 10 the p,omw
,nps 81 ,hs, wonderful instinct, which. in
~ accuracy, laushs Mike ., human wis.
dom and human srt, prepare TO search for
appropriate alinent by which they ore af
toward. 70 be- nonr.h"i and sustained
'ho wonicdnl accuracy anl precision
rN'-l charsc'ou"s ii. operations Of Ma.
ters, 10 The govcrDmc1t OF the insec, world
- INDEED no less s'ikmgiv visible Than in
at OF the solar system No,wihnnndinc
- development OF the o-,a may &c .s,,r
il'y h. som"wh a' -c'srd,d y, .
IN of ndvrtS' cifrumrHDr.s J.. i.,r.
TIM, the insccl is ush'red inheritance op
uI rs nPprop'liIe nrm'm IS prep,r,d nr
ITS support Th" IS found. scncraliy 10
consIE in the soft and sspii Raves of ol,u,.
aud 'hc 'cnter parts # IN. foliage of,,eh.
vePc,nbI,s a., IN thsi, more m.,n,e ,o5
poth Ct state, are the moe invipors,,pp md
sAlo,nry TO the health or man 10 the de-.
'elopm'n' OF, stls description OF plan,. n
much lower ssnperaturs is requisite. Than
appears generally 10 bf necessary 10 effect
the proper development, OF he inscc, from
'' egg consequently, the former nre nj
wsNs ushered IHto eIscuce before the I,i
lor, and usually jus sufficiently advanced
m Ihclr progre" towards maturity 10 ar
ford their enemy an abundan, supply of
wholesome and nouri.hins food
Now, II will be obvious to every r. asr,.
ing mind that BY sccelersting IL, p,,min.
alton Of The 1td,, this evil m,y be me-.
urably, II no, Who'll y overcome; and hi,
inrortan, aivnolnecr mav, we are San.
gunc, be in most cases Effected, BY sowing
IN the Fall
There nre, nevertheless. muny ysrie,ie,
Of plants cultivated both in our field, and
gardens, 10 which this rule will NOT .prIx
n their nature is too Tnder md ffarile to
endure the chilling 'f-ci Of frosts and the
: severe cold, of early Spring But The On.
'on, as well as the Paunip, Beet, Csrro,
and Cnbbage--snd indeed al plans or v,o.
etable' Of similar habi,s, are in no wise IL.
juref BY these AGENT, and II favored vIh
proper attention IN the aher caIlure, are
most certain 10 experience no lasting ipiurv
: from their effects. w. have seon onion,
Iour inches high on the twentieth of Sen.
,enber, the owner, having ,own early IN
the month IN order TO insure III. nd,,n,.y.
OF having the crop ready for make, in ear.
. y Spring
IL has however, been recommended he
some, not 10 sOr he ,ed 10 the Fan a, %,
contend II The moH proper mode blu, to
p d'p'iiie Il /" bags or bore, IN ne earA,
and then SOW out in the Spring. Bm .h,s
can only be necessary when tho ground,
are 'nf-sled BY fowls Tor as The sowing Of
T most seeds, Il performed ia Autumn. viii Of
eoni'e BE- deferred MI tho ground !, nearly
at tae point Of closing" there will OF ne.
cc''ny be lItle II any danger Of loss nom
any other cause. Beside. seeds tho. n,..
. Pnoi sfn r'trr 20 ifwa'l IS ,b,g ry,.,
'd ~ $50 !4'l oc,.0n o'Noc.iI. The peu.
c'rps 81 scod' has inhpmef having been
lound upon examination. 10 lie alinos a,
ifin and lndufatod in rs texture, a. when
f. -ommiucd 70 the soil E1t IN al r,.e,