The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-06-21
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TIE PLANpaTioS.- Cotto., Nil
need constant snd unconmittiug
attention during the present lnonth.
tScrape and mo.tlG the plant as
soon as possible; keep the weeds
down, and the g>ound in a state, of
zinc "tiIth" Corn SHOULD also he
worked "a o.yoD as possible do
not hI!lit up, hut give the roots q
good mellow hei III Which to extend
~ nsalyes, sad leave the surface lev
ell. In many sec .ipns, it will be
ready to ''lay - the latter part of
the present or early next month.
Peas P,enPkins als'. Should the
"seas,us ~ a;n Jc favorable, l. is
'lns Ycl - l;,Se 10 lrlli iii CorM md
.tiillet .vr !y1Irl. .S,2cet P0txtoe
Slips should be tiansplanted ncw Us
soon aS posoib'o. Dip the roots in
a thick batter, made by stirring tho
leaf molld into was2r- plant them
pretty deep anA shade TIC ground ;, a
round thcin VII, Jew hanGsful CT
.aases, ana ..hey will "grow cE'
Gac'y, evcpf', t.1e thirsty wea'',.r.--
|Yheat GAS aad early Mi'tct ma,
nos Gc cut, and stacked up carci',i.
" or platform Of rails raised
se"cral inches above ground; or,
(Which is s.lIl Cetter) rvs under GOV
er Immediately.
TIE KITcHlS GARpEN.-Littlc
can DC done. lhe present rnonth iii
the Garden, with the exception ul
mnlchimg, a cdiny anil catering.
We regard tie tirss operation (,a;lcit.
ny) as OF paramount importance in
tius climate, ari pra".icc it very cx-
tcnsively in our owl. garden. We
mulch everything trees, shrubs,
vines, ard notwithstanding ti..
surface Of The earth, as ..ar rs
the roots cx,end, with four OF
fve inches Of ,ync straw or forest
'earcs-and End that trees and
plants thus treated grow much
faster, aud sg.eivc little or no
cheek f:om the lpng continued
;:ouths OF nj! summcr Water
should now Dc freely and regularly
apEi;cd % q, yo.! groNins veset...
rlcs, as directed ii. ou" May No.
having M III $: re exposed on the
surface to shc sans baking rays.
This is au cxcc!'snt time to attack
the accels, and you must show them
40 quarter. Cut tnem down anu
let them die on tie surface; or.
dig them ur, and burn them. root.
branch and GOOD Seed IF Cab5aGes.
Cau|tfowers, Celery, &C., may be
sown under low arbors, made of
brush and sue toys, in order to
temper The fierce .s;.s Of the aurF.--
Water often until tho plants are
we'll mp, wherl little liquid manure
nay be nsed alternately with the wa.
ter, from time t, time. Plant a
fu!. crop Of Oh2a, without delay.
Plant Peas, I'D Street corr, and
Snap 6enns Tor succession. Trans.
plant Tomatoes, Cobbages, carly
Celery, &c. &C., ard prick out Gel,
ery, t'anlifou"r and Bro"oi. Pinch
eft the lea,i!ns shoots IF Your carly
Tamatoes. lima Beans. Me!ons and
Tacumbrs, ii ,"u want the fruit to
set early, and give the plants liqI'l
lnanu.c if yo" desire large specimens.
IhE ORcIAKD.-'iIin OFT surplus
fruit from your bearing trees ard
bud Peaches Plums, Cherries,
Nc"+ari':es, Am;cots, &c. Stocks Of
the Chitaaaaw Plur, three. or four
years OH nay be used for IT,.
A,:'c'. ..:n e ;';,'l advantage and
the trees mast jc 'rainr.i low and
branching, inltcad of tall, slender
and "spino...g.' Mulch all young
t.cos SET out last sp..ng, and give
them copi"ns Watering occasional.
!y. Tn5n y"ur anal: snoats" into
he orch0ri to levnnr y. fallen fruit.
aud encoura- :. item to '.oo:," or
!oasco w the earth hY scattering
handful CT corn - them occasional.
ly, underneath the trees.