Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06
The Cultivation or EIoyvers--
what and when 60 Plant,

The Cultivation OF FIoyvers--
/ what and when 60 Plant.
! IRON III. New York Tnbun.1
I U1rtJ Sorts Desc71Jej- Common md Bo.
toHicqi : Names--A Lore for FLovers
( shouM be Cuitiroted.
i've hove prepared several art,c'~s about, the criivs.
iioh oI fI"wtr' aud Vegetables which shall prai
of tns Orhrht o. such ,nurl active soassad farmer.
~ o'h~rs a. have land aud sre willing and aRreas
aSe their howe. what fsnn>r's ,honid he Thase
are 10, dinsy aud lazy aside ,us cent -ruind
h'r Kitchen and Flower tiar,irn sIAa p-at W. rr
Lava :or their c"rn.Jri and eniyaion. we'll ~ 10
'nhnnrr tue yan~ o trrir prop-rly aud nj tie same
time aisrd their friends p'sasure by the privilege Of
l"okirg NJ IT, need no. read them Th.s. kird of psn
pie see The Beautiful only ~ iIi Ui.-fn and the Useful
i 20 poorly cared for thal brcor-, the Uns,hiiy and
Jnprrfttii" We do not wish work for such p-ppic
We have wrireIi rhes- articles for those who lie u,.
Beautiful AZ well n 'he Useull
Oae Of the objects Of this article is to aid
farmers wives and daughters 10 make bet
ter selections than they could unaidcd. even
with sHch catalogue az that of James
Eick or B. X. Bliss before them. as we
have, to which we refer for more fall and
complete instruction. The short descrip-
tlons that we give in this article Of vsrion,
sorts Of hardy. Towering plants and time
of planting seed, and time of fowsring in
situations similar to the central part Of the
the State Of New York. will greatly assist
those who are not already skilled 10 filricul-
ture
We will here remark, that because plant
,,r;no " v.f m."' dnu s".l "a! a nlRh
,ar;or 20 ia ,"s p'g'. .na' y n, au'
c,o, Il. Nv, ,r,.;a .. s,u,eu - 'ne very
,od e., .; ."n n'"ei nas oeeh cul'l'a-
Janoo ,oee 81 tIne,a,'om .L - 70 genera!lon' IL Ni
LoiJ y. 'no enem ~, n,. ,h "iIich mas npeh
III .oo, a,au We s.l' rIlns ~ many o, the'e
% ca .r;,i '"ous" u!spoTeu 10 give tue new
And nd" m,s', % % ;"eS are orCugn' INTO h''ico.
rian,;nn 80 w., 10 'sa.oa .of cau.Ioh agaihst
am,,ie sn.,o ,oo J ma1 t; .,e',es, Iness one ma
fam fp,i apa'o anu eI'ne W c1re tor thsm.
rro,, oasoJ Tu cu p,uhet'I PREPARED GROUND ana
So. .aeu .I IVY VIII tve n.uch oe,ter Satis-
.nJ If, am var,, go, go a'Ley nas'lIy Fut ln'
49, 60, o'' '"'0" W '"'u''e''es a''0r De'
~ frho "a
ora Ill ~ ~. lux s,i'uos' N"IIn once scr on!
oo,,r.o so"I ~, I,y yeaI'c sho"'u BOT 81
Soin,oi,, 1 ;u5;', eeI ~ idct they are aD-
-, a,o,. W ulaNe up ''e II ,"
o,'"s s;I o1Goi' ou' ~ rIp's OF growing plants
tho e, ra.no' lnah seed. We 'ea'e
s.,vos 'U ~ Jsn ohspse'i cohn"ihs our
nd ,.t;a ~ lou: "'i'on n"ay " sent oy ino''.
and senj tor early in rho sooson ~; ~ ;io ~
! stock il good Now with goo3 al o',.
| alopne belore Ms let ne mnLs mnda,at.
| selection with n sbnrt deSc-;,,;or - ~
flowers, time and metbod Of nlsnt;,, so
Those with amnle erounds and t;na ~ oa,o
for them will, of course, eYtend Tho l;st
But betor, selecting n few worJ. .Lo,,
saving seeds in genrrsl Natrro soa,,ars
| flowers and other seeds unon tba sronrd
by frosts which burst tn. hnrs or c,nsnIes
ar bv rains and winds hlow;nr and ns,I;,,,,
them ont, Tho tramning of f.a. wssh;na
of rains or f,lling of fol;.ae r;ves hs ,ha.n
slight covering wbere m,nv of tber "v,m va,a
tate. The gardener assists n.tmrs IN ~,
particular bv covering ali tho saed. bnt !.
also instructed by her az to the lind and
depth of covering As we'll might small %
| seeds. which nush out tinv sboo, ;noa.r,l,
Of light and air, be scattered to the winds
as buried six inches heneatb III. soil VIII
neorer tbe surface sbonld ,bay bo Jo''o,;,aa
from one. half inch 70 an inch in Jsn,h e
the season is wet ooa.fonrth 70 opa h. IL IT.
inch is deem enoucb far the smaiIer sooJs
The ground sbonld he ri,h weli jr.;nsd
and Gnelv nloved mr. dug at la,,t onn GO.
in depfb
Arvrr,rs a, c..
hrroAH', VI J",'ce,S to"5'" Io'oH !" "PT"0'
C,,;.a y,n u," p',IeojE Ell SrsoS "'e SUMO 'eoSo"'
uAs,"S .~r ,,, :" s.t, "".
no.HniSm Ha.Js !Ie'o.c"M"W !i - a good 'ha.s-
hn LIZ, 3, oo,uei plani, QUE iDo' n.eu, Intuy'
,nt;, u; fDos. SSnuush su'aL, i,, oai IN o'ud'n
un.'' eoI,. ~ oo" aoput me hi'uu'e oi "ay
!" SS MY tIeps,eu ooraer'
oMh.l i Ill ssuM - aso Constant psoon-
o.. 80. "a " i"e'S ,nones :ls"' Tute 'r"Eran',
"nno' anu soou ior euslns' lhs rs aatdy
p'aH., % oo"I 1a,tei'eo 'rI i so yeJ'h"'al.
hns ona.,; sn'u,T M ne 'lciu1yn III inc spInl'
ess oonee.'oa r LII, Luz hcNsi , rIencn ana yer,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ulam sui.s 81 uoap'o' qp'"eu, peony ane
;'n,,.n..n,.m.a s are sGo'
.nrro's"neen's on .he on slns's on'na
oys,e,s VI ou! rahl,io'uSro T as 10 pear M ,
I?n pa''son WIN 'Iem, ihey are OF an
hlsn.s' lrTrn ms unart OF SIX 10 ersht
nun d es a,,.t 10 ,tnss. ei,eelI. oi Two lsee'
49, anu " d;,,;mot c,h amauI VI I''o', :ono
.l'nes uis'.hc', a. "tnurs "'e"Teu ana io,eI-
& .,ne" ao 10 ."G aa'nd no".,, my s'n hu,
.naot;vo .t,n" nu"''tse, y, e.; oa,uie' a"u very
''11a R,1s,m. oU. .lsoon Ia u, rs.. ~, .uu
,ha d~"hio arc ne,aas a.ao vo,s PREY espscla'ly
n2 ,n2 nI nINn'H LIZ, roo.'".ou' .a; nequ!Ie sooJ
o,' ~ a.;a a'in .u, 5ne; "esa'n pefIec'lon anu
.uorI o.uu n uJS ',. II ny sson n.".
oarG,u. e.'napia"'.ns wen. lney spor,
.a,~y too, ~, 'J, h;nh aug S.'I ir9Il SIX ,hcne,
H. II. IL =, - nnr 1"uu'o so'ts a''