Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-17
woI2K m THE Garden.

must delay no longer, but go 10 WORK WIN =
Will, and put in his various crops: 4he Delay
will he fatal to all hope Of seasona1le snppile
if not to hcalthtul productions OF many klnas;
iSeleing Cl1tGge 2 S pee.
manaTing freely digging and pulveri!lng
Oughly with the rake; then divide limo com,
partments, and sow cabbage seeu Oh carry l auu
late varieties, IN order tnas- You may nave q
continuous supply OF cabbages Wnen your YOU, carry
stock shall have become eSna'lsteu- So ~
should be mixed with dry SAND or ashes, Inln ny
sown, and the ground patted WIN the PACK Oh q
shovel or spade; then busted with mixture OF
five parts ashes and one part plaster. n IN inc
course ofthe growth OF the lantsS which oIten
happens, they should be attacked. by acc, pre-
pare decoction. OF SCOT and sulphur, ana no give
them few waterlngs Make TINS aeeoSllon as s
follows: put quart OF soot ozS. OF nout. % yl
barrel and pour over It gallons OF poilhg WIT
er; when the water becomes cool MI up .t me.
barrclwith cold water, and give the plants
few waterings with watering pot Inc par
rel will bear filling up twice.
Planting out Cabbage FtGnts.Ilt you nave e
been so fortunate as to have PROVIDED you[sett
with cabbage plants, you should seize tne hrst
occasion of a rain during this month to set them
out. In preparing the bed Tor their reeeptl !!
bear in mind that the cabbage rs heayy 1eedeF,
and always thriyes the best when the son mas
been literally treated to manure, and that the
stronger the dose, the more luxurianty Will
they thrive. After the manure is spread, It
should be spadcd up to the tullldePth OF the
spade and regularly raked fine as the spading
proceeds. -f..,,-5S
withdrawing The plant .tfo6t tie seed bell
Before taking up the plants to- set out have pro-
yidcd in piggen amixtnre composed OF half
gallon of fine mould, i pint of SCOT, and 2 OF. OF
| hour of sulphur; mix the whole well together,
aud reduceit to the consistency of paint AS the
plants arc taken out of the bed, place them in
| the piggen so rs to cover the roots and stems,
and plant them out as usual. A sufficient guam
tity of the mixture will adhere to the roots and
/ stems to answer the double purpose of encoura7
| cine their growth and protecting them from
the grubs that often cut off cabbage plantswhcn
| first set out Give the bed top-drcSsing with
ashes. r ~
peas the first week in this month, and do so ey.
lery two weeks during this month and the next,
\ In order that Won NAV have n continuous supply
thronehout the season. = -
Begns2Put in a few rows of beans, and con-
tinnc to drill in a few more rows every two
weeks during this and the next month. j.
1 Lettwes.-ff vour lettuce plants are of suffi-
ciebt size. set'tlem out to head Be sure to sow
lettuce seed every two or three weeks during
| tbe SrrinG.s IN I1r6lonor vour SIMPLY.
4 BtIirI9e,sNSow UrG r,dish seed every two weeks
Ltlrouphouttbc season.
tSp19iL .Salalina.-Th seeds Of what is term
| al snolI:soladinc Of ali kinds. shouldib sown
Nc carly ne nossibleI fills month and repeated
cycTy Two yyecks; f1r some months. in order to
secrro a continno,,s SUNNY .55i -
/ S,,jn0eb Selact nm oner, he'd or border pre-
tnare # bv liberal manuring. digging spade
deem and thorough rakin: mark out drills Inch
4 dom, % inches apart and thiplv drill in, very
Ithinly. seed of the rount-leaved spinach, cover
With Tho r,lst. and NAT With the bacE of a spade
] mr. sbovslt When the nlonts nrc, mn and of suE-
tRcicnt size for that purpose, thin them out so
that tI,cv will stand 1 or < inches apart. Weed
4 betwccn the rows with the hoe occasionally, and
lb.fveen the nlants with the hand.
Carrots. Pnrsuips, Beeta-If YOU have not
ldoneTso already. carly this month drill in suf-
9cic5t numLcr NJ rows Of these roots to answer
vour nurnose. -
II Csierv-As every garden should have in it a
I,c of CELERY we sGize this occasion to say that
tbe serEl shSi,Id he soyvn carly this month
Eiirly Potatoes.-If YOU have not already
planted yoi1r carly potatoes get them in as carly
this month as possible Dig the ground full
and 3 feet apart spread stable or barn-yarGi ma
lnure in the rows TO the depth of inches, place
vo,,r sets tbcTeon 10 inches apart in the rows
covcr and Give tn. he'd a free dressing Of mix
ture comnriscd Of six parts ashes, part plas-
liter. and part salt when the plants arc up,
and of sufficient height to work dress them
win tn me- noe araw gbc up pnes sA dpsfna the
mil ture described above. Give the potatoes two
4 other workings at intervals of two weeks, at
each of which dust them as above Continue
\ hereafter to dust them with the mixture every
few DAYS. lintil. the vines are out of blossom:
As7,irno,le Bs,ls-ESee to the cleaning and and
dressing Of these. if not already done.
So,ei1G Onion SeeIZifnot already done drill
lin n he'd of onions. the carrier done this month
tbo r"tS,. corto;nt will there be of their ma.
line we'll sized onions The drills should be i
foot apart. / inch deep. When the plants are
high enough for hocing, they Should be worked
and tSinned ont so as to stand inches apart
The nlants should at different intervals, bchoed
three times so as to keen the bed clear of weeds,
and the earth open to the influences of the at
4 mosnhere, Care must be observed in cleaning
/ the pI.nts not to cover the bulbs. The manure