The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-11
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No timq ,sha9ald ppwihall ll9gt ie, carrying on
the various operations pf fplantipg, sowing, Ssc.
Whom any of che main crops fall more seed
should be Immediately sJRnl,. ahtl 'Whjetss they
s's papts," ti 1psossasibls, 1ssai
,ahd' make good all aoadienuiss. slNow il ascoA
si1o destroy gs' even a sSa aaa
early in thb hing they leave their places of
fl essa ssaalla ssss sas
lime, swhioh should, he strean over lwl dre they
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sessiop;. in the nopning, as earl ,as, it is light,
GaloSt' By ! psSssSeisase S isI I6rss5a1s sias,
garden nalmayi be- entirely. cleafd of this pest,
clear weather lsItdl ropder
u necessary to supply yiwater to'recensly plaheea
vegetables ana aoedling crops roia a1 tay IL nas
attended to. without fail, otherwise thoy had
Observation-Disclosures eemainairna dormant,statc
until! unit! The be- Tgaig e9mss ~ as continued watSs
bind tho surface eS' Of + the soil Iii into hardl
4sresraes rSsssShitH y prsaalig 4 ts tte
,thes .germinaton ofherseed. Thiss my, how
over; 1in so,ne'degree bepreyentea by shading
Eop TIE sun or,coyering the soil, 50 as as To- pre-
vent evaporation as much us possible; frequent
Are not then necessary and Then 2lhd
soil is kept in an open, porous state.
BEANs.-Bush ,Ya9ld, Yanld ,spole up; selSaraAa kinds
should be planted forthwith; those coming up,
should be carthedup after d shower. '9I'a
,s.;AutIrr owEhs should pc lbe1aJ supplied
With, wasar, and who're largehaada aro req uired,
n,alagre water qnay ibd glyenri chem Jnee ii ii
twice Sow, ,toria saccessiean ~. M "a
Cd dGanBAGEs---Whero they were planted d foot
apart in the rows during the autumn, every
alternate plant may be pulledqp for gteets as
sSoas. s.sq as s29ttfcSiehtl ard as for
usesaq Thia. will give those that remain space
and timpSl TO- attain perfection, IA sowing Of
twa.or three kinds now will fut1ishfa supply
of useful plants to fill up vacant lots as summer
crops are taken off,. Early Dutch, Sugar, Loaf
and oMippingstad are kinds that mayrbc ,, r relied lie;
upouips1oi ~
cr1HBFH yoqng sn 5iap paats upon lI
slighto hot-bed or warm border = If tho main,
crop is not already sown, sow it at once ii the
opsRkgropqd upon, warm border.lr uyla,s;lc
noCoEN .hiaked paintings for stcecssion. - -
TEhsssHaiIyya and Dwarf Prolific Sugar sugar.
ana unbleINarieties'f for fhmily use. . -
4 iaShl tbedsi w;ilLrseqqanirse5 ilLsqai e.
constant attention that beds do not becoh,cI
tSS, sS, A. bHG1a r. appear lSy @coT%fn4
may betmade, innthe open airas earlylasit the
gropansd A. nsiFs 81 10 .s M
SLETT9oEr During dry weather. give,some
of the G earliest plaHts good supply Of water,
to bling them, forward. Make, a sowimy,of
two or three kinds BY this means the SEASON
Of one sowing is prolonged
ONIoNs-Sets should now be plantad upon,
rich beds, in rows nine inches apart, aud be
hslRed With occasional ,spniuklings of guano On
tha'snfface. ..eiu1cs al, 10 Asr d .;x.n yAh i,t
the shoots ota offp,ia ofpotatoes ss
gFSH4ha ass. afaS over tholm, l and con-
tinue to plant for the main CROP IL .ot,oi Il
fsSsSSw,T'ugrniP; ;RadisRas ueeession Satisfy
and Parsley .ipndrillss ono foot apart; sapots,
and and Scotch Kale, Sweet Herbs and Tonstpy
succession ,sea5Kale, ,1Rhubarb and Horse. fs
Radishhmyhere fresh beds are wanted, they:
gi''So 'rauo' II, . 81ni72Ssx
Hoe and cultivate between growing crops,
and be very vigiant in keeping down the weeds,
dealing promptly With thsin tts at eyefy Gppprtdn
ity. ''t''$'p F5'' s'1A'
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gadsnf ssjp IT. i now shtsawahsoTrsa taahsTa r.
qplred' andissoe sthat. ali is placed iffefRci4ut3
M1sEklng sa g 9radbegE as athey will be required
1or constant.and active use b,1baia III, rslliaa
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