New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22

t,sr worth soe a. rrch according 10 ito Coz. ses
that is The sr~en ssrd mar, OF NesJcrsey. sS~as
fcOd for p.n,. ard odds nsoent 'eias 20 tse
OLe NAT usitg ", 81 oost OF loo. OGfae tn"ef~
others t.ohsh wbo ne eject ia use at thai ccst hs
grew 20 bushels e pOtAtoee per acre oy us'aS tas
mar where be could eroE none before. Evee The scA
shore ssrd slightly impregtsted With greco sand hes
been rsec with wondeI ful -frct.
X G. PARoEr-A man 90 Long Island pa. 90 svesy
large dressing Of tbs srven SAND naI aad ProdaceA
nothing he thocght II Sss because the lsnf zee al
ready charged With sslioe ms,ters | sdvtse all -
tyy xperiuebts carefully before investing largely.
joins c. BfRCIS-There 10 a great diifereeoe 10 the
quality Of this msrl. Some OF i. would pay rsespse
ta,ion Some Of ny neighoors hsve tired this mtn.
an give i, up not worth the cost
ASpRTw : FULLER-WhS 30 We use this nsh
sor Is /, for tee vslGe Of the hrc and 20, s-h7
don't know Of anything else tbs, Is ols mel for u.
Well car afford TO buy Il, ror even psy trssspw-
tstcn Of tue mari because car bay crude potash aai
lime at s cheaper rate. a.,
4 Me-, G,GpS.-B. Il. wiooISs o. Greenpcint L.
l.. serbs Us come seeds Of q req variety ol nstvo
grape which grows 10 the sssnPs OF tes' psn Of tss
slsrd wtich IS Of purpe colcr and LANCER thsa se
Isabella and ripe ps two weeks earlier Tnees seeh
propose TO give TO Andrew s. Fuller to propossts saa
prove then value.
Blackberry Uir>-GEo. SErNouS OF Ndvsk,
Conn. pre g n.sd esmpe Of his blackberry ~fue,
made rom the Juice OF y bushels Of New Rochcae
black and % pounds q refined sugar 20 tae OAR
rel addir water 10 ske no the quantity. This sam
pie is OILY six months old. VIII age, 1. would DO
delicious cordial.
This VINE wss tasted BY the persons p7eeent both
men snd women, and very much admired. IL was
thought "a te superior 10 some crap, wine presented
by AR. Provost OF Wilhamsbugh.
CnlftrailOB of FOEers.-Inis, one of the ~ xuisr
quesacrs being called up, X. G.. P,RpsE ssid thai
he hsd a list Of rs varieties Of flowers thst he hsA
MADE out for lady, and If that WAS uo. foil enosSh
he souli recommend little book l.ely Published by
- Ill, a. sh. hat
Select Lot Of FI5serr25 specI's-se' select vcvbeosss
s,.rch Trant Aser Cbry,.nthrme Dora A.,s
PhloA Dfuumond aha oreio and Victories PotaAccA e-st
r aS Ie cTeTe. ViS., c.n., sf WEI i@s.as. vi
coloied &c sweet William, double best saPses Psrcasi
Pnox perennial ROl LeOpos, &c HoiyhCsk., dOaSis DIE
lytr, sp-c.Abts hes, Chry.anthe nuHs Dssri pAhhss
select PesBy; Yucca, 6llnien.o's Ro'es in variety.
Mr. PARDEE gave interesting descriptions Of sevecai
OF the flowers named, particularly recommending tho
Diytra, on account of its hardness and beAatfai
fowers.
ANDREW s. FULLER-I want TO call sttentiocts
the Yucca plant. |, is 50 common that nobody k1oss
Of H. Here are two plants that ] grew from seed
They Oh out all Winter entirely green, aud AFRO tws
years old, and viii bear beautiful flowers at thrsc
years old. As to Verbens seed, advise all to save
seeds but you must attend to It early in toe morsisx
Pansy sc ed has been rally inpoted but IL be-
grown here and the plants prove to be better than so
imported seed. Mr. Fuller made free dist outioa Of
raising, at his Brooklyn nursery and gardens, to tho
women who attend the Club
The crane Viae.-Mr. PRoyosr OF Wiliamsbursh
gave his views upon vine pruning which differs widely
from the ordinary mode lie turns down the branoaes
and let's them take root He said do not prune ct
all in the FALL and only cut away dead wood in the
Spring, or where the vines ae too thick. l havo
grown IS lunches upon single branch. lspread set
hay over the ground TO Kill tho weeds. tram Was
upon telises eight feet high, and Gerry down layers
between the for vines. Tue vine represented
in tire plan exhibited is - years old. prefer wooten
stats instead Of wires. Upon vines chsfed on wires,
so as TO bleed have applied hot pitch with suooess-
The rows Of treis eight feet apart, bat l have
vines between the rows supported upon stakes. 1
have made 500 gallons of nc from an acre in eoa
year. never dig up the ground in my vineyard With
anything but hoe. apply manure, and aho sad.
which find very beneficial.
Prof MAP,s-I shoud like to find ont where the
advantage of this method OF training Les Is y foAa
the number OF roossl IL So think there Is better
way by growing more vines, aud not such large, OIL
vines dig my holes four feet deep ADD four sestl
wide 10 set vine and that is filed with sui.ablss
soil, and i manure after yard with such thiass ~
the vine and fruit need. l don't find barn.yert
manure good as bone manure and potash. .
end no difficulty in training upon wires. L fssta ,
the wires to the wires WITH eaden wires. 1 iris a
the first brsnches horizontally to the lower wiU >,
and rub of all the upright branches but four, and IN
trimming cut down IN November, two Of these D.
right shoots TO single bui, and let tho other T.
shoots grow next year, and cut them bsck in the H H.
go as TO grow the odd and number shoots AZ
nate years for fruit bearing Never trim vines in thu
Spring The cutting Of the Fall can be kept for use
if required by burying in earth sand
A grape vine is a rank feeder You may you Ike,
bury horse near the roots of vine, aud 1t will azs
IL mp in time. As 10 Summer pruning, l pino ofI
twice the shoots Of bearing Canes at the thn lsAi
beyond the bunch.
joins Row. exhibited specimen Of imp rovei
pruning shears that much approved by tho grape
cuurists present, 40 they so constructed a. Ia
make a smooth cut.
The NeEt Meeiing.-The subject Of Flowers win ba
called up next meeting to answer any questo tAAf
may be asked in relation 10 their culture. Tue flower
seeds distributed given only ~ the VIA at.
tend Ninety nine members present tods ~. The
cultivation Of peach trees is Of tao ques " sas on
hand for discussion.