Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07
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AZ, sud PEOPLE SIC ia bs'l'r hum"r Win
Ih,msslIts aud their ProsR cts by reason
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.Isi,ies him iedisohaTse bic debts ani open
up on a See year more hop hlly, II de's
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hr,Hss u rivrs 'he public The yhsrvNiih
~ hay aud pay for his goods, II does all
slzssrs good, Eysa Captain John, PlllosS-
lher .. he il, l. gOod humorei With the as
Get, nd enjoys the study Of human nature
uIdyr il pryssai phases with more 'hA'
Isual Iesi.
Hut ss msa should always study human
nature OF talk about trade. So let Us take
q ~.tS in the gaTlen.
The winter has been quite mild, aud or
hngss and bananas, as we'll as camelliAs,
rpl'as, etc, have all stood the open air
With slight protection, remarkably we'll
A, tor RISES aud other hnlf hardy shrubs,
a., v hare never stopped growing. Numer-
o,ss sex varieties have been brought out by
aur ssneieurs this yeas, ani do not doubt
isry will, next summer make displays
,haI will compare favorahlr with any IN
tie world. Tie culture Of roses has been
carried 10 that pei FICTION that not less than
- thousand varieties are now calalogned.
They are OF all vniirIles aud shades OF ye'-
Low aud red, nLd even Of grrrn. trench
man, just from Paris, had some bushes said
to produce blue roses, be.e for sale Inst
week. But cannot say that his guara ntee
induced me TO buy any, though would
liye weeks salary as your correspondent
for ort such blue rose bearing plant. Many
desire TO know how they nrc 10 supply
themselves with roses. The easiest thing
ia the world. First, procure n lot OF cut
tings from any good strong growing STOCK.
i"e ''"hel'c, 'he Ma"".u'' w 49,, d. !.
ono eeor' WEI grown mn' W.T. ' W. "u -
"s"u ,., ,,,'. ,u,in an, IN
lilo phg,n VI e,gh. 'honVe "' ,I,o
up any iigh, SOIL, toisiao.y iro", w
depih OF Twelve UT n.'eeh iheH'' "'' r
we're II wen, lay oil rows TWO lSe' -
ana inset 'he cu,'ihg' III ,ne rows =,
chcs apart, foih'ins 10 INC oo",h' n a,, WIN WI.
bu' one eye out OF me gIo"nu, in ~ ou..
hhgs snou'u 'ehn enough " enao,1 VIC 'I Ir
~ h'sr'dian 10 sn'hs 'u,'iy oo uPon wv" a.
chfe,"i,y P'nn,'u, o". VI W. .oo 'us ts.ias
neolnye wiz na'o ~ I."s' Nv ,0s .';n,,.
ny h'usun'her, "en roo'eu "n" u.s."
Now, wnen ,he oHIN sup. 'eAu"', S's ,ms
"hds oi choico roses i,oni u"9 W sU"
nr'eh"ers OF i'lenus Wuo M. '""' w. w.
b"d your young PI"h's wiz s"sm. j., ~
may mus propagate n'oie n ,r ,O.. :" 7
year man you can p'hh, III n", h III "v !, :,
wo",u uesc'ioe 'he P'o'.'' Vi y
Wo"!u uo III! eoeu. wv eo.'.oo"' ~
you. iou can ie"rh 'n''e 'so" '.''"S wy
bud pr"p'rly inserted man from ,o.u"'e
"i instructions. Aier 70" ""'V
led all the SORTS your e'shoors III = J"'n
with them ana make up purse anu se"''
TO John NJ. Nelson New of,ehhs' OF 'ohn
saul, washington, u. W CT ia'sohs " w.,
Flushing, Long lsian'i' AMI eH'ehu YOU
variety. WIN H''ic Pa,hs NV WV"
DniIas might boast, IN thrce years. OF
'honsnhd xmas OF roses anu w iess .ln'e =,
than IN u the citizehs wouti DC ''c'nS WI,
cach othcr 70 sce VINO sno"'u "'h' VI y
hncst display. DO you ask wla' 'ne "se :
reply, - no, VIII no, fep,y,-iNe
the gnthcrrr OF ashes WHO saiu,-h's wagon
load sirewed along for nall mi'e through
some UNDECIDED knot-hoie IN inc Do"oh''-
lcannot do justice to the subject.
But ioscs are not all. Ii us TAX o, 'te-
etabies. saw ripe tomatoes grown IN 'he
epen air at christmas. Nay, ",gnt US
we'll say 1t, hnd them mysei', mnu ! hau
green peas and snap beans as we'll nave
now tomatoes in bloom ior the spring crop
nnd II IN goou luck sha'l enJoy .no ,a..
long cfore April have, also, egg pants
equally forward, anu am enjoying uai,y az
fine bed OF lettuce as you "oulu WISH 10
see. All these, of course, are grown un
der glass, but with no artihciai neat 10
speak Of and at n cost including frame ana
all, surprisingly litae compared Win Inc
benefit. Six dollars will make any man
frame with glazed cover in which all ten
der vegetables may be grown IN the WINTER
While IN the open air cabbage, spinach,
bccts, shallots, onions, etc, thrive tie year
round.
Peaches are q fruit that has hitherto oeen
too uncertain in Texas, to be grown WIN
satisfaction. Too frequ ntly the late fros's
of February strike the trees in iuii oioom
and blight the crop. A new peach has late
ly been introduced here, which will enable
the gardener TO overcome the cvIi AZ
slight expense. This is the dwarf peach,
very thrifty grower and good bearer, that
never grows ten feet high and bears wei
at less than six. by having cap made
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