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

LEI Aps In rows Two feet apart and Is inches distant In
row The late iarssgrowiss sorts should be "a BY 81
feet N t,snsplantns It 10 often customary 10 Get
ettues pst between tho csbbsgss which will h ready
for uss before the eabbages require the who ground
Pr.que,ty stirring the soil greatly benefits ts srsp
,oleworts, ruyrp Cabbage. Brussels Sprouts Kale
rcecoA and Borccols all varieties Of tie cabbage
family requiring about the same treatments Tho whole
family usually head better by being transplanted.
CARxors should have large place In the garden and
more arc raised than the frequent demands for the
kitchen require, the balance VIII furnish the best OF
COW horse feed. Two kinds are enough for family
! ose; the Early Horn. Q sweet tender carly sort Of
all size and tie Long Orange tor the main Winter
crop The Eary Horn yin frequently gvo good yield
sown IN July efcr early peas Onions but for early
use, shoull DO sown 10 warn, rich. Deeply worked
fine SOIL tho frst 10 the middle Of April. Let tho
be one fsot apart scatter In plenty Of soed one
half inch deep With fpe soil and sin to four inches at
tae second hoeing. Tho Long Orange grows burger
and does best In rows Is Inches apart thinned
Ito 5 inches. There Il httio danger Of making
the soil too rich, workinst too deep for this tap
rooted crop. Keep well hoed and wed. especially
While small. The main crop may be sown from the
middle Of April TO the LIST Of June-better early in
May.
Is Of the cabbage family and the directions already
given will apply equally well for this branch FrequeHi
aterings viii facilitate the heading or towering
CELERY Is yearly growing more AID more In favor.
Ia not necessary TO start the plants in hot bed ss
.hsy do best rro the latter part Of the season and
bIanohed in COOL weather. Seed in drills one foot
apart IN the fret half II June viii furnish plsass for
setting out tho last " July. OaeSrr.h inch Is deep
a Il .,1a 1rrtn
we, dsy possible setting the plants in trenches siI to
e'gh. inches apart The trenches. or rows should BE-
three fec. spar, TO aord Garth to baak up WITH FIJI
teen inches In depth and one foot wide forms good
trench throwing the earth ont between she rove Fh
six inches Of web rottsd manure ana the thrown Out
sar,h equal portions and In this set The plants water
ing and shading If In ho: dry weather Keep WI hoed
and work In little Of tho saroe soil occasionally leay
ing mes. Of 10 bo retained early Ia October when the
.tass are carefully gathered up IN the hand and tied
with soft strings straw, and the finely paiyeTi1ea
sell returned carefully sbeut them avoiding bruises,
and not aowny the earth to get IN the csntr Of the
plant some parsons wrap each plsat with nswnpa
per 10 prevout IN. earth from getting into the center
Leave banked earth in cone form to turn water.
,econd earhiny may 10 given late IN October and they
viii he finely blanched in few weeka Erthing up Is
the growing seassa Stalks should be grown IN the air.
and then blanehed
Cuc,.nsas There gro many varieties Of this run
pina plant but tie Early Frame White Spine, and
rAag Green are all good and Sufficient fpr ordinary
gardens They do best on q rich soil. Plant where
they are 10 remain, tie last Of April early In Mag
and a, ssy Subsequent period Until the middle Of July
tue late paniny for p ,A.os TIE bills should be four
feet apart, have sumo well rotted manure dag in win
tho earth AID ten to twelve seeds planted bali an inch
deep in each After going through the attacks Of bugs
thin 70 three strong plants in hill Wooden boxes
With no covers placed over the hills will keep OF buss
dusln9 VI snu or pounded tobacco u also effscsaal
R.dshes or lettuce msy be rased between tie bills t."
he removed before the WOES the ground Cueurs
hers are oen finely grown by planting In tno or half
barrel partly Gllsd with msnure putting ak inches OF
dit on top and setting. near the kitchen 70 receive
1.-The .,ops thrown out. The barrel should allow the
water u pass oat ct tho bottom.
Eod PLANT though Of comparatively recent intro
Question n annually growing in favor 1t requires al
ss 10 ~afnre IL hence should be sovn In
hot, bed. Most persons procure plants grown BY FRO
fessoD gardeners or those hsvng lot beds, setting
them In the open ground sboat tho middle Of May two
set apart each way. Ito ground d'cald be rich hgss
and rsrm and wen tended the result viii be full
crop Of large eggs Like the cucumber they are to b.
eaca green bot not raw We prefer them sliced shin
ond pared over night; sprinkle little salt on each
piece and put In Plate. Pour of the dark liquid sx
trseted and fry trown IN lard frst dipping each piece
In batter n egg.
swrRr CoHS should hnd.A place In every vegetable
e.rden. unless space Is allowed IL elsewhere.
Plant early varieties the last Of Apra or very near the
fret Of May and later sorts the middle Of May first and
middle Of Jane, to Keep up succession covering one
inch in three feet apart u VIII also come to ma
uri;y plan Up the oth Of July In It's the
kitchen may properly mako large and frequent drafts
upon the green boiling the carr, making puddings
and shesotash and drying goody quantity for Winter
LErruGR-If there is . hot bed. SOW seeds for early
heads to transplant about tho middle Of April Being
very hardy, 10 frequently sown In September and
pricked out In cold frame to DO covered during the
Winter To keep up . succession. SOW In the open
ground the middle Of April May June and Jsly' In
drills one foot apart and thin the head or cabbage
sorts N inches. Growing quickly they may well be
between eabbsges cucumber squash and
melon hills perectng themselves before they in the
way Cover the SEED lightly, usually one.foarth inch Is
suiseut except in worry dry weather. Lettuce heads
best in moist soil during wet sessons The Cos
sorts are not favori;es with but Tennis Ball. Early
Cabbage or White Butter. Dutch Cabbage and White
Siless are good sorts.
Mnoxs--Thess require rich coil and good culture
their treatment being similar to the cucumber save
that the watermelon. which TO greater distance
should have the hills 10 fset apart. Though the
ground be reh It Is well to e1csvste large hole and
work 10 hall bushsl Of cid to each hill mixing
10 well with the EARTH Hog manure 10 excellent for
this purpose. The Old yellow muskmelon has given
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