The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-01-31

SOW also in August, September and
October. Plant in drills from one
foot to fifteen inches apart, and cover
f:om one inch to ono .ipoh and half
in depth, according to the sea- on and
the condition Of the soil. ..
Ca6bage.--Sow in rioh seed bed,
; In drills three or four inches apart,
and cover lightly, Watering if neoes-
sary. CauliAower, broccoli, and khol-
Rabi are to be treated in the same
! way or the latter, may be sown in
drills, where the plants arc to grow
like the turnips. 49,. ..
Cardoon.--Sow in drills five feet
apart, as soon rs spring frosts are
over cover ono inch in depth grad
ually thin out to eighteen inches apart
in tho row.
Carrot.-Plant like the beet except
in depth, which for the carrot should
/ not be over half nn inch.
Cslery.-Sow early in spring in q
rich seed bed, in drills three inches
apart, covering very slightly. Later
sowings, if "stand can be got, mako
4ulto 10 Boou plauCS.
Corn.-Plant for the frat crop of
sugar corn when the peach is iu bloom
in hills three feet apart cover an
inch and a half in depth.
Cucumber Plant when danger
from frost is believed to be over, in
bills six foot apart ten or twelve seeds
in hill, and cover with one inch of
soil thin out to three plants in each
hill.
Egg Plamt.-(Guinea squash. .)-If
plants be not grown in hot bed or
cold frame, plant in the open air, as
soon as settled warm weather can b.
counted upon, in rioh seed bed, in
drills three or four inches apart, and
cover lightly.
Kol Ra6i.-See cabbage and tur-
nip.
Lettuce. may be aown ct
almost any time during the fall, VIM
ter and spring, either in seed beds to
be transplated, or in drills twelve inoh-
es apart, where it is to grow, cover.
ing, in either case, very lightly.
Melon.-Plant like the cucumber.
Okra.-Plant when frosts are over
or at the Same time with snap beans,
in drills three or four feet apart; drop
several seeds together two feet apart
cover an inch and half in depth :;
thin out to one stalk at each place.
Parsley. Sow early in the spring
in drills cne foot apart cover nalf an
inch deep gradually. thin ont the
plants to from, nine to twelve inches
apart. ... ... ...
Parsntp. Plant the same as beets,
except do not cover quite 20 deep.
Pea.-Plant from November to
March, in drills from fifteen inches t.
four feet apart, depending upon the
height to which the variety is expect.
ed to grow. Where sticks are to be
used it 10 best to plant in double rows,
nine irohes apart, the pairs of row
being, as directed above, at least
many inches or feet apart as the pc,
are expected to grow in height. S.
the sticks between the pairs of row
Pepper. directions are sau.e
as for eggplant. .. s..u...
SalsJy.-Plant the Same as par
snip.
$p;nach.-Sow in October and No.
vember, and in early spring, in drills
an inch deep and fifteen inches apart,
and gradually thin out the plants
to from six to nine inches apart.
Squash.-Plant the samc az ououm.
ber. .....F .... ., ..,-.....
Radish. Plant in drills from eight
to ten inches apart, and one inoh
deep, any time in autumn, winter and
spriDg.
Tomato. direction for egg.
plant. 'rl ,..n ... -
1~rnip.-Sow in August, Septem.
ber and October, and again in the
last part of January and 10 February,
in drills one inch deep, and from fif-
teen inches to two feet apart, thinning
out the plants to from five to six
inches apart in tho row.
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Feroelonsly Virtuous.