New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

..t q pooT .alay o.. aas i.rrr,: berries gathered
Irar.A CHAuNCEY MILLER Tr1,;ee.
Mr. Richardson fully corrobcta;ed tins st1iemen'.
Nir0s Jerry Gr0wlHg % Mngs.->"LoN koBiH>oS
. ! have ,,iteF from Samuel tdsaTds, "no "TI,eS
from "The Eyergreens, La aole Ccuo'y, IL,
June l., q cOttribuiOu go the STOCK ~ lniuinatioh
tia, aye gsihtrug upon the strawberry question.
lie briefly sistes his experience, which VIII Feai Is
foilows:
IooHueuced eul,.y-us them he Prsi- in 1875 have
u.d over tor,J Of the RECOMMENDED varieties 81.
tie berry % plsnt ty tie acre here Have
h ch s-d fourth IN came,er srt Ct qliy So -aoAsa 70
&c, A. WLo.ss.e in Chicago for 81 c-rt. pr quart.
THey have failed to b-al god crop nl th year the
ot- 4 be ih sud jth ins kira them entirely etee wDee
+. itdc .sz srwih II virss 1ih % fra Row,
pi.. TO-. 20 eish.ern ches spa cui
t'at, "a ooru hl- season he ptt' vii 'rt tsr Eel
Poiue'd Tie laird year any good Prairie can a'rN
The rxt .es.n sn a. the o,, cut OF ground
tV iucte. a. over patch ih barrow tearing
hat TIE lt' good dieTs Of lesf mold and ashes at Ai'
II much s,.. weeds " Of AMER saiherii The
crop avf-g OF me gound We sometimes DAN over me
sers generally The be.' time FOR setting. We have bad
equally when set b. August or September vet
Pai,1 scteL newly broken Pralc SOD m MAY "h'h
tor 600 crops with DO eni' nave oceprd le 40
r9e y owing Up tie brrrie, ant putting e auy other eee
Profile Esy a McAyoys Superors and J-LIy Seeding.
are sst'slcto-y. but not Is IA dy 81 Necset Plue
Esrr family the psires 0ugh' have strsvberres a.
ptrty for hey them - chtaPy Ourcy
nise .h' d Be p aSg1d,hy bPea WIN ss o, 'r
lE messei supply, 10 be INDUCED H. a. luxury oy the
Tie Curculo-Mr Edwards also saws:
A. meeting % the Nor'h esteIn FrG'w-rs Associs
@ hi 5cce,, N reO. me a,.s, Of Ia sr
cuiio on h pums Esy ~ SprnE he scattered lime winch
been mixed TOR vhi-~s,his under his pllmtres once
week Until rcuo quilted the field lie also scattered sosPsnd'
ctamter ye uIdsr them ia liberal quantity nave Fce
small which ma;uec IL whole crops several other ree'
resr . which 81 il Of ir' Gid noi n2en spcimri P
1yfa no NJ
cllio.
WV. X. PRIME-The Necked Pine spoken of
i distinct species not treated 10y aqy b)aIist. II l.
vefy acid The Iowa "a arother distinct species Ihis
j. an interesting fact as originating upon the Western
pr6irle-. Tie Prairie Rose i also distinct species,
found upon the Western praile. II singular fact,
6IsO, that many new species ot plants are FOUND IN
! California.
Mr. SfrarLe5rv.-SoIoS ROBINSON read a letter
/ rom Nm. ). Carpenter of this city, describing neS
! seeding strawberry Of remarkable size and beauty,
and one OF the largest lie b.s ever seen, averaging
about four inches IN Circumference, ana mauy berries
mea urDg five inches. Mr.. Carpenter, who - gen
eman be relied upon says this berry 4 OF the
/ flavor not very acid grows solid, and Is very pro
dLcSe. II ginated the Interior OF n aten lsiani
and became accidentally known 10 Mr. Carpenter, the
originator not having taken any trouble to Introduce
il to tie public Il will be probably known hereafter
as The Staten Island Seeding.
THOMAS W FlELD-I think this berry l. identical,
or nearly 80 with the shown here some time since
! by MI Carpenter called the Charlton Seeding.
Comfortable conversation followed upon the import
arce # these discussions, and the value 10 the country
Of originating see Iilngs.
MI FULLER showed specimens Of seeds aud showed
how EASY II Is to obtain them. Take very ripe straw
berries, and wash and strain the pulp and dry the
seeds. -
SurirC Iowa offers to send eastward in exchange for
bubs roots cuttir @ of flowers and ornamental shrubs
plant. of the DOdecatheon Meada, pretty, har fy
prairie Towering plant, specimen oil Whcn he iOr-
WHrdtd.
MIR. PRlScr-This il one of the most snowy unique
plants We have native of this country. have four
kinds growing in nv garden. This, aud many other
American flowers superior TO many imported NaEl-
NE Prcole CLeyrv-Mr PRGSCE showed speci.
mems of this cherry, which was first Introduced iato
this country from France Ia loy, but mas hO YET De-
come extensively known.
ANDREW l.. EULLER-Ihis il n very strong growing
ree stt reeds deal If pruning The fruit IL excel
lent The tree does not grow naturally handsome
Tie P,orence TIlae Cuyyani.-Mr P,RDEE called
attention to sample Of this currart presented by Mr.
Prince, which several members spoke mighty OF:
Nj Psrdes said that il lie had but one FRUIT ne would
select currant
TIE Rec Slug-SoIos RoBIy.oS read commit
rication from DR.. CYRUS Powers of MOrayls, Cayuga
Comfy y. u, giving information upon the rayages OF
the green rose slus in Central Nex-lork. We copy
his letter, entitled
PLEA FOR THE RoSTS:
Let me- premise that with Central New York This Who'll
sale end weeping destruction of this most beautiful class Of
getting o. BE- rther serious matter Our r'es ire
almost entirely up the attempt 20 tst te and are
throwing away their worthless blshe. y letting them d. as thy
lucrative baroh Il their business has well ush ces.ei and 40
W. rder that this when the truth j. That with all our rare IN
selecting ard growing choice vsreeso say nothing OF the
xu.ue Of thrm-oT the last three four years,
rave only succeeded in growing enormous crop Il worms
Ii now some years since they appeared 10
ihis vicinity ~ h they "ete blt r." ana an
ela'so 10 d nTbsr @arptJ II /. small sIeen .ias
! b.f inch 81
ard night both sides Il tie leaves destrng thef Prucay
ma Leaving rs delicate though uees, skeleton. which
dops sou,nss couple Of days, every leaf destroyed
On sI.e le bush And 1t j. tue more processing tha, ac
vim, away, app. Just The flower bads op~ung You
,La IN N. noliog IN the eAi part OF JGnr hundreds
Of md. usi bursting LIE AID eory your bushes never
locked ttt and. nc~ hstsnoing all yo rn'r bt'er e
sob. Of s1F.-Ie you Try to indulge e hop that tbs year
The DESTROY VIII not appear Vain hop Before night t9ol
sands minnie but active green sns' have commenced thes
ra,ase tie asA. Day iLs .fo S , 5 90 e pm. IN sl
wre., ihe poor e keu ming throw" OCT feee crop OF
BIZ LTo about the Is' Ut Tie 'easoE apar, in aud 'tt
raisd tired Il wasDg this lEe rctua war AID gives uP
Gen tie assembled wisdom Of yoir bucoc and august
cye, furnish remedy for oil ths ltthry CAD, aud VII give u
% ls ~ord-t.a' VII be ole q ihe a'; useful mg,,!'
f.-i 80 -. t 49,. la rb l pr- u witch
y,ly OF ,ishy would Be in bloom the Mos. u
h, ar desd-lasins ccmeed 20 hi- rezar deadly sue
M eesr If have Do vitality 70 BOSOM Only w2 man' 3 to
rskc a1y stu a. .h- yellow Harrison WHICH Is Il -
carly habit that blooms - BET ~ TIE pests 1p ar iu tle
Mount JOY which fortunately bs')ns 81 la'- la iy nav
I ut1Ily Oh ci,sppeared.
OF cours this ohE .iies, nearly every kno
q, Certain ieueoy bu does 70 reqie ioi ne CT w
Nsrsise opporgls a beer alton to I'D oui ma
r, eie the Uncertain thogs IL th' world VIII
ff.1 zion few VII q have tried, aud tLsiE Ttslts
the gr0uLd win lms. One Ot yQ-r a1y crf-s4-
ett. Few weeks since stated tit she had saved Der o'' y
kea IN. around under bushes covered with linz which
prevent The sryF Of So years insect, coming out 81
earth tlrr 'eaors can Only say th ae
more than have be-L and have ned L
Like The curcuo this insect il it. ina ai- prooaoy nes 'H
tIer % bush b. bush
DLs.I bushes with air -iackd ne have derived no
bIf whatever from THE Thousand. o! the ascas are yI
cuosby psTdg OF u sides Of tee saye- iesd lAuiD-