New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19
GARDEN SEEDS.
vha, 20 Buy-wheu and where 10 Plant.

These directions are for amateurs not gardeners nor
Old farmers We take up sesmans alphabetical seed list
aud follow it through selecting few Of the most useful and
necessary things:
Dsragus-uy the roots rather than the seeds Artehos
Grenchl pass that by. it is not worth egltiyating The
plant called Jerusalem Arehoke produces edible uDers and
supplies Every garden should have Few Dug rom the
earth Spring they crisp. paata5e and wholesome
eaten out OF hand or sliced in vinegar.
Bsar-FOr earliest snaps buy ipnt Early MShawki Tor
& & Seed creeh OF ripe Ts Bans plan. one pint
around feet high use strings which are more eco
nomca For this purpose stake at each end Of the row
with extending from TO the other Tie strings to
small pegs set near each plant extending 10 the wire
runners get the nip them Where Imas will not
succeed we'll plant Horticultural specked Cranberry Plant
part OF each variety as soon as the ground warm esH
BsEar, Flood Turnip Long Smooth Blood 1ate each
o2 seed For stock Long Red MangewurheI ana mni'e
Sugar the first April Isl for Winter or stock june
Bords, Broccoli Brussels Sprouts, each o. you Wish 10
Cabbass-Eary Wakefield; winuigsad for Autumni Large
Fla, Dutch for Winter Sow early April Isl later varieties
through May small paper seed of each sufficient for
''t CtydooS' a plant not generally wanted.
CanltGoSg-one small paper Of NonParelli SOW June l.
CarrosZEary Horn for Summer, Long Orange for Winter
each or seed Sow April Is to June L. This for family
GG,yHono small paper White Solid or Dwarf French
SOW May u.s. transplant to branches in June
Cseriae-A turnp rooted celery much grown and eaten
by Germans. not generally approved by American
SEsar. CornPlant one pint each Of Early Dwarf Early
Eightrowed for medium. and stowels EVERGREEN Tor late
May and plant every two weeks TIL July 3 You
hardly have too much OF this excellent vegetable
ueumber-0ne paper Early Whesplned, one paper Long
Green for late. more II you desire pickles.
E1g Plants only be grown by starting In hot bed
Near Il better TO buy the plants The best sort 10
the Long Purpie a dozen plants are sufficient .
Endr ChioOry Garlic Kd! koh Ra6i and Leek are all De.
sired by some small paper of each Is snfcen tune OF
planting May first part OF June We think chicory worth
growing by all farmers add coffee The roots like
parsnp and to DO cut aud dried for use In Autumn OF
Spring
LucA paper each OF Early Curled Silesia snd Butter
Sow early possible in bod highly manfred with rch CON-
post. 49, -, 49,, ,r..
Plant in rich beds last of May 3,
Waumsons-One paper EACH Early Mountain Sprout and
Ice Cream Make deep hills with abundance VI manure
covered with sand Plant May
MsArooms no common farmer should undertake 10 grow
though seed can be obtained at large seedstoros. .
easily grown but apt TO become troublesome
weed should therefore DO kept out OF the garden
white Is for salad the seed not 90 aorid the oaok
OkraOns paper Of dwarf sort Plant about June IN row
stalks ono apart gather pods for use ID or
10 dry They muclagnous nutritious ana wnoesomc
asturtums make good pickles but arc rarely grown lot
cover spot and the pretty blossoms De ornamental
nons-For early aQuat Of top SETS or two quarts potato
acts, for Autumn and Winter SOW ounce yellow Dan,
yer ounce Large Red matter how carry hst OF April
is n good time.
Psrslsy-One small paper Extra Curled,
Prsnsps-i o. Guernsey. and o. Long White Smoothj
SOW early In deep. rich beds -,
PsasPant ali the seed you gets plant early plant
daeo In rich mellow ground The family tires OF eat
ing peas does sometimes OF picking thom. They may be
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