, 1874-05-02

na hgbrldzne brought up It asens
M f ss,sn e1n q "s s
by btoa carrying Tho pollen from other AowcrB II will
bo point Of tnoross In horticultural experience
Wi you do US tho favor to give III yous vewa Oh TIT
Fiji: buds are In eooa condition hero Trees shoN
san. Of resovorng hs'r lot vis1l.y from tho e. q.
aiE s seaS fe''
So1s VIZ %s essa ssss:asy rs
Soma people hnye m impression that tho pits
from particular troc will produce the san'o
fruit. That is only true to 3 cortain oStont Tho
] q olingstone, and freostono tho same; and yol.
low-neBhed ponchoa, yellow-aoBllod fruit; md
late peaches. late.r1poning onea. THOSE are gon-
sosne p = whoo ns ssang sse
lost este sgt I ot. tho sumo time, s,s we viii ind tho
aeedngs yay IN sse favor and time q sp9S
from tho fact that thoy are moro
hardy; not porl,apa moro so tllau grafta
would DO from thuso hardy seedlings; but mora
| hardy than tho moro choice varieties OF tho
iinga; but it is we'll known. that tho larger aud
mora deslrable fruit ia borne on moro tendor
troos, and hence the loss valuable though more
either whom tho others will not fruit, or will bs
produced in groater abundance. For shtn reason,
all Of our ponoh-growera tolerate mora or 1esa oi
tho acedling fruit IN thesr grounds. Most Of th&
nFtnr nS ahinctton ti'f,o In5inn ~ hin,I nanni,
vii yerv otsen nrnuee It's ike. md tbis Is aid
sizcd neaoh that is n m othass v"Itn III linn n,
enoe sn o aoo NO mor ~
5ooms' 5o1snass' ~" "4'oN ''"'"- A4p'"e o'''n oA %
"osA'e'' ,rw ouv,nv
| rro,, t;,oo :, t;,,n ~ onr Tinior, fron5a h,vx
nada montio, @ ~ - f n rov cers nn;lcd tIn Ta;s
nh"rrx "o1 In to rrsnunot;nns ~ thc G1,nn;s
Enrtta,,tnre1 ancictv fnr 1S71 Sfr ganun1 III
war,ls rnnarta % y lattcr from Prof ]. Wor.niy. Of
AS.onr NV sr. ,vn,ch ,,,, ,,,r,c ,t,.nt,on :, n,
ssy ss ssoo IL wnter o. ls5ss Without bsps
injured The fruit Is delicious for eatng either raw
COOKED and t. about three times hs sizs Of The beKl
y ass% Mot r. ah abe saensat cor;
Gy tho hortcultuTlss Of Gaicnas 1s1' sola'nsnasa
IIndor dato NJ Tho 1fth inst Mr. n ~ poo,.
Of dalona' writoa 'A'S'' A1'' 49, W. nSo'''
" roasa oa,en1' .sn,, ~a,'ea ea;' ,, o,,.ru,
tn eo Rat Il "a y trao mi fr,; Z -. w. WI WEI yoa
to try IT, The Northern Uoricmlturat socicIv at IL
last meeting worl NOT recommend It for trla fesr.
ing, ! suppose, that they would ".grind ao,netodys
nx.n ! eominona shcsE being pnrtieuluc In recom-
mena,ng @ tfSass LOT 10y gGnesai @ et lor tral y
int Ma nne as atocE n II d. u' Ia ,s' Mo tes N eh
knnw Hence ere eoud se sut a o SrnIn,o y =,
Tits casa. Ne hnve alven overy ons tree wfso ara
willing to try It, and boliava that wa ara doing rood
missionary work In Tho horticultural vineyard III 70
doing.
| IHo tteo CHIuo 10 uaHu : l6 Apuut 100f Q1E1
, shall hayo proper care, aud in oo,ning years no
! hope to SEQ q good account OF 1t. We onco
! thought TINT 1t would 10 tho mIgaipn Of tho
Agricultural Colleges to tnEe all auul now things
In their keeping, and to post their several Btates
! in regard to their value. The day may como in
time though 1t 10 SLOW in coming; but it |. ou.s
to "Hopo on, hope ever"
/ TREES on THEIR OWN nooTe.
4 Capt. T. II. Deebo, Of Goueva, H., has sent
I us two treeH Of tho Minor or Hinckly plum for
: trial on Its own roots. It ID possjblo az tho
: Captain suggests. that It is better On its own
a roots than by grating The May cherry 10 bot
b ter grated than on It's own loo.B and thu
Q Duchess poar iB much larger and Dotter on tho
o genuine atock. It is we'll, therefore, to test
thoso things, and hold fast that whloh. Ia tho
o bcat.
: Our old hands hayo become quito conservative
4 on the subject Of new fruits and now plants ,
J. perhaps little too much 80 for tho good OF tho
n country aud tho progress OF horticulture. They
. have III timea paat gfaaped 40 greodily 1t new
it tho removing Of old plants, such as the Miami