Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15

the American fsrnfr.
This month. every preparation he male for the
outdoor cultivation. Aner having every thing prunrd
snd ianspautrd the borders should he neatly done IN
the rrcanon Of whatever seeds are 10 BE- sown eher
snnual biennial perennial hnt h careful and nut dis
turb the ground WHEN tn W.T. the plants seldom da
81 well The while hoIeafer II causing the soil IN
become eadded and unfit fr the reception VI the finer
seeds.
Now ia the hest time 10 separate and plaui oni hernia
rlanis Of sueh Dc parted Phi YES Nv
chais ID dscaheo,s. H-paicas Comonelinas Iris Pen
sismnns Chelnnes. double Rocket. Pulyauthus Auri-
calss. na> :, Delnhini"ms. Acoui,ums &r Amyr,t
lus. Gladidus AM lube-nsts may be planted out
about The middle Of the month, II he weather iayura-
be.
Chrysanihemuns he separated snl planted out.
sngly, choosing The smngest plant Tor a bloom. ~
otis may be removed If done early, bul much belter in
the fall.
Dahlias may sill be forwarded, ,nd Young plants pot.
ted, in sepafac pots, if sufficiently rooted
The dhercn' kinds e utnameutai irees and shrub.
ye' be planted such as Magnolia Chandlprl, pur-
purea Acumnaa. Pyrus Japon,ca TREE Pr nes. Deui,-
za Scahra. Syringas. double Ahhrss. Sc. Likewise,
all the fine eyeratefus. as Maanna GraniGnra ledrus
Deodo'a. Cryromefa laronea Auraatla lnbueafa. Ju.
nIperus, Exresa, Oblerga. Tetagonl Chneusis Suei.
ana. Cunres>us. pendula amba,unn Thunfsra his
ticha, English lew. Irish Wv. llrNmadeens.s. at.
iolla Vafi1aa, Fursyilua Nendsima Splea Iindl,ana
Iaxodum Sempetvrens and Mahonia Fscirnlari4 me
all beautiful ornamental evefgfecus Tor lawn or rrmr
try, with he humorous family Of the Abes Pacies
lhuyas, FVergreens II varieties are all interesting
planted as groups Standards
The hsfdv Aztless ar yesy pretty plants when in n,w
or, they standing The climate. needing no protection
and are equally Snowy he greenhouse tribe with
iher f'wfts Of yrll' aud mixed with various shades
iey are worthy OF place IN The garden. especially he
Ghoul varieties
Roses, intended lar planting out, may now with
safety be al ended 10: and Ia a m the house give lcn
~ ct mr. Al al times wbeo The weather PERMITS. Rcpo
all such as nee II. aud cutting, be NJ pu in with
snceess. Seedlings that ar1e enough should BE- pn
in sual pots sud forwarded IN clos famr ~ othcr
wise; be- rarffd and lumaaie frequently with tabscco
II keep down he geen ny Which leiafes them IN bau
tacusss vii he advanced their buds and more wa
ter sh"uld BE- given them Than At any othe- lime
Also .Cameliss eniwug will require hbrra supplies and
ifeqHen' sytngne aver their foliage as is very essen
tai TO pants aud DESTROYS tie different insects maj "a
much uits' hases where lite or no asiu ore can cyan
crate excrpi om the pot, themselves, and by giving
piep'y 81 ar. tte plants will be kept more hea tiny
and vigorous state.
All rlauts in the greenhouse. fr sminr nowerioy
should have their proper SIZED pots aud be neatly ned
and TAILED 10 proper supports thus displaying The taste
and skill 81 HE culyaof. much depends on he form
a. on ne h1wers IA ihft general appearance The Eu
thine Cnsa gall OF Coal iree. should be forwarded
and Pot IN the "Idrr IN the # the month Il is
very slnwv and makes beautiful border plan II ,wrr
g mosi II The snnnet with Us scarlet raplonace aus
h'wefS covering the branches for considerable lenph
making II tie attraction Of must mvers Fl flowers
u he bnldet> are prepared and the sal IN suitable
STATE 10 ss the dlrren kinds Of seeds they NAV he r
IN a5u he ooh; sod all plants in pots, intended for
putting may be planted GU II favorable U,acpths
ana idp-, wheo sufficiently gown. should have neat
STICKS To snpport the flower stem. The, are ,en broke
oy ne wind; TIE the string ugh the stake 9 ne mt
10 slip down, otherwise fa- down and becomes r-e
less and the Labor as Sir the sol b tween tn, ,oys
and prepare the bed fol bloom next maiih
NN'uaes may be taken oi plants with success, and