New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06

selection. Two g Ct most three sorts ~ ssNa6e3
for ordinary farmers. Tie Daniel ORoorhs, u ~
Albert viii saswsr god purpose SUf Ne isst saei
aiter which We west nothing better. Nod hstt2
pea can DO fourd thsa SA,mpion Of Englasd NJ
vsnispt 70 stake o. bush. Hishoys Dwarf H.
Thumb or Strawberry; bot The tsn varieties wSA M
blshing Enduring oonsidersbls cold the early -
should be put In by the first VI Apfin some ssass,a
by the middle VI NaYeh The late ssr,s may bs 80
The middle Of AsrIi. May and June 10 keep up CO.
tinuous supply. though whom covered deep IN ~
'fs& SOL or a!terwsrd banked up some inchca q,
will continue 70 yield pods fr long Tina some ~
broatesst bat We want s5srsss 10 or drills III
they may tae readily bs kept free ffsn wssll
Our plan il 10 sow on deeply worked but s.t q,ss
MANFRED ground. scoorinY out the width Of hae II
inches deep tse rows three feet apart for dwaraaA corr
aud four feet fof the tall kinda Scatter in su,n
ieky thu dwarfs about ono inc apart In each iirse
tiOn and the On ampLAas two iaehsa This Il md
thicker than usvaly advised bu, trial viii show ~
advantage in an Increased yid Cover VITA two inexao
OK the soil and lgse,t tie brush. Continue to return ~
earth the peas grow, until the ground ID evsl or syen
rdsed up against the vines. They vii be less liable
mldew and bear longm fos having tbs roots 10 II
below tho surface.
PorAroEs-A few carly potatoes should Be planted s.
ths garden, To be handy for the kiicben Plant IN row
la feet apart. drilling IN halves, Or large potatoes
quarters. foot apart. Iand oova With inches d
SOIL Unless the ground Is rich scatter d
TIE farrow. otherwise opened drill Plant from ri
to middle If April
SWEET PcrA.c/ c,y be raised successfully BY ~
ting out the p!at ot-iaed from . grower. Tort
vent long stree Ing grvsth spread rows Of ushufa
feet apart. aud tra throws throw earth over Z
nth spade. forming ridges inches high Of 1ns se1
set tas plants Is inches agsrt along these RIDGES aa1
keep veil heed. eartbng up IN the early stages Of Ads
growth. Lift re vines sey ,Imes wien they incliao
to root Set the plants From 10Th 70 2th Of Nay. Tha
slips for setting Qua may readily We obtained BY planting
the tubers In hot ued fup Tie IO:h to the 18th n
April Dig down and carefully break of The ahoots
close 70 the potato seisaeIDg the earth Tor sscos6
crop Of sprouts Transplant 10 wet weather, pcssikA
KADlsuEs contain very little natriment. and so1e
persons nc.ine 20 Danish them from tho table - ~
Loal,by. We leave tlat-f1!shing crisp quick grcv1
ro,,s freshly drawn ifom ie sroand. They may awsy1
he grown among I-ta,ocs bsots m CUCUMBER or mele4
hills between them, olso between rows Of corr, ~
thus takn,, gronsd for themselves alone. Sow eel
fortnight from the rst Of april till August on warn
.lht SOIL the better ering half Inch deen
and thin inches. Der preference Is for the olive
shaped hall long rednext to that tho long scaset.
RHUBAKD 10 best grown along the border II the gaA
den or In Nws through tbs cester feet apart To
to twelve roots viii ubLsl good family supply. The
soil car scarcely be to rich for rhubarb Set roots -
single crowns Of llinnsSs Victoria from the LIST q
10Th Of April, covering 2 inchss deep When estab,
shej the sock is easily increascd by cutting of few
crowns from each psr., With spade. No garden
coaplets ithost its rLubsrb. Keep the blossom bpdo
picked OF 10 induce stalks md IL pulling draw m
the center. not to iijare the crown. Beside ~
ing rioh the grou1d should be deeply and timely duQ
about the root, using caro- not 70 unduly nuttlA1
them
SALARY and SCol,zoaEgA, or WHITE and BLAc4
OYSTER PLAST.-rbess vegetables are more highly
esteemed tie more they are Though netup =
the biyalye. tey orm very good vegetable substitute
Sow from the middle NJ ApsL anti May Is on deepiI
worked Yeh SOIL III one foot spart, covering haN
au iach. Thin to three Inches and keep well heed TIE
roots best in The Spring after standns no oun4
during the Winter. the sane psrsDsps. Bay sfsv
in earth in the cellar lof When lie grouud b foseB
Tho black variety, or ScoIsonera b most pFixed b
Germans.
sPyAon mskss the very best 40 Wen ~ sertisa
Spring greens II rndurcs Size Winter VITA sshea
covering VI straw OK oshst litter, ard on this accouA1
the carry Greg is sswn hen the fret 70 the middle a
September ia rows 20 10 ~ rcLes apart half % mel
deep thinning to Ioof inches before Winter eos u
The surplus plants ay he et late IN the Fall. ard tn
remainder may be aacevcred ami used during the wiz
ter il desirable. .ais covering Of straw is bettev
tisn thick covering which smot,crs the plsnts U
cover Is soon ~ Gard irezns over In the Sprn0
and hen Of suoeat pick of the leaves and Others
will soon appear to Keep Up Tie supply 1t may be sov1
in Spring, at Intervals u = fortnight. nom the middle
Of March u.,i die middle OF July The round-seeded
s bes. for Spring sewing. The pr,, sy reeounsnds6
for standing the Winter ess. bu. We fnd no trouble
with tie former. and prefer its thicker leaves. TM
Fall sowirgs uey be cleaned Of in season for Spring
crops VI various Kind.
sQuAsHEs-Throc VI even tro. Of the numsfose
kiads are sufficient for ,As farmers use--tAe Eaf1
bush Yellow Crosl mech for arst ard tho Boston ma
row for Fail aid Winter Use. The round or pas
bush is little ito earliest but not good Il
Winter SORT The squash Ls. to run tho gauntlet Of g
many insect enemies that localities its culture
is given up survives tie persistent attacks Of tho
striped bag when int mp he running squsshes being
dainty norse for these "yslIowj ackets"h II u nsxt
seised BY large. dark brown. "odoriferOus" buGt
while one species Of the lady bird pays addresses u
it, and 1t escapes tsre tratoro insect stipgs y
near the root, and the. ressiant "borsrs' fnsh ~
The Summer varieties. coming forward early, tn pasS
escape these insects Plant shsm In hills four feet apar
and cover half " hrsefoar6s of ON inch. When pasS
the attacks Vi the striped hug thin W four plants In ahn
The running sorts should BE- to feet apart treate9
In the same way. SCOT sad tobacco dust are good ~
plicstons 10 kcep of bugs. Small wooden boxes. VIII
or without giasscovers. are protection. Hand pdAn
the sinking bugs" but she borers We generally ~
cumb ", though they may sometimes b cut eu