, 1875-05-22
ln coming MP. reasoned that \ mt whs my
ergo, What waa good for ono must TO Ter anosh"
ar Bat to fht,Irn In urr ifetA:

ln coming MP. reasoned that mt "a. "a = m, my ;
ergo, What waa good for enc H'ust 10 1or @ao'n'
er. Bat to return 10 our iretA:
4uMxKH-nfrEsiNa FEEpS
Of forest-trpes should b sown tmmsa'ately,
when they Asb uaAsN1a. thov W. 1 mass sama ,..s
and Tbs rod maplc--.4ctr rtas9tnrpHH' anss
,'ut,rum-nrd the asl,-tcavtd msrla or box.
elt1cr-Ar1un,io oceroi,fes-a>e beat known. Tho
sceds are 1tpcutl In May or juno, according 10
lass. " ool, ,n1c,, is ono nt ths e,s shade-
tress va hays aud the latest OF our forctt.tI eon
to blossom. II has boon called lnuApnndohca
.reo ftu,u Hs fu1ora.cenca Occurring about t4o
Eou,ih uf .1t,lr. In .eods aro r1po In sha tall
an.l ~ ars :1oao Of Qut aa,es, whlch rapcn their
All, T,te EAn11re-nipEslxa sEEns
Of forcttlrcas mil be ato tsn ssAs, 70, tho rea-
aon tint ter arc fully two secka later III putting
{astA tho,r loavca than uAuats
lEWm treea At lllis writing May 20 arc only
Just III blossom. s!rhwlcrriea arc only shaving
lem blossotne asyes; ourratfa and EonEopor1iee
hre not yet fully in bloom; while cherries ana
81, los sso only Just shown. thp bntls. Tue
Cottonwood Las indepd lung ont its ta.seJs TO
tho breszs; stuas hte stowtde fhcfr icaycs; thG
pa.ple buds at tho lllaen arc growing aocner an'!
daopdr every day; Doasz'as are re]olc1us ~ ino'r
glosay gleonness, and are aara At wafk Getslng
iealy tlleir blossoms; whlo tho si,at, bush. or
jnnG.bcr.y, thns tnlltcst ha.bthRes Of s3rft,3,
Whose beautiful a.ar-lko blossoms warn tho
tlatarmcn Of shs Atlanta tlscrs tbat they ,usy
cast tAeis nass In expectation Of shad, IS just
now making the lawn beautiful. ..
Yhs mo, 9 conservative oaks, Walputs. c1nifnrA
toSusts, and grape .rIneu, nra onf} beginning Ia
think ahoNt budding; and tho Ueago.orango
ledge ID waiting Tor really watta weather tefo.o
hut,lcss 10 far AZ blossoms aro concerned, but
ia intustriously trying to PM for!i' ~ leaves,
md wi! sto It, "a mucs, a. g ~ 70 thoao Wl,o
bc'ic>e that II degrees viii kl'l than. "seo
how I rau stand Arctic wlutofs!' Tho fact Ia.
tho coujtion Of tho trGo
WHEN wlH1En SETS IN
has mora to do with it, wiRttr!ng taan most par
sous luppoac. II fAst a,ltllInu had becu n,otHt
an,, NET, forcing tho treea into tatc gloNth. We
t!,ink there wonld haya boou bnt fow fsi,it-.rces
to have g1otied iu bostnrn anl fruit tla seaH.n.
II we had had Aitcrnatlnns Of warn "eathor viii.
our jrpAty nigAts, tho bioasollls wuntl nut llavu
escaped tue sptlng-froats lint ne isass constant
ly hid up to this time.
that uas covered with leavcs. is ialgn enullyh to
1lae, and has beou for q week. Asparagus IL
plonty, 5nt trrlng~Hown spinach has laaSts Only
aB urge as tho tlr4t iout of ono's tht1nb. Early
carrots. boete. md 9'llons afo hanasomssy Mp
ress ars 2 to . inches high; .po:s'oca aro just
showing themselves hn.o and there IL tho RI" /;
wAt1e corn and heune are working ulSlt aud day
to ger to the surface.
Lucky for thesa, they aso atilt beneath thu
aot. Had tiloy boon up few DAY! sEo. thov
you'd hars been like those Of a dy-trient.
from Clifton, 10 mics south, who lameiltcd the
care she had bestowed nron her early a'd+n,
only to have ler com aud potatoes kitttd with
The frost. "No," said she. sit was vofsn than
simple tross; they tnght haro recovered trnn
that, but leo frozo gfiartor Of an inch thick,
and 30 killed the poor tlnnys ont,tght."
Iut her potatoes, II thE! Here deeply planted.
NIL! como again, and s&,o can co1so!c herself
with tia pleasant recoi eesion that rho has a.
o.her patch Of corn TINT vii! b TIP In tive OF
three days. Commend Us, after all to = iady
Who foves gardening. Tiny aro NOT to b. dir
heartene1 It avery htltn difacnty ahas occuss
hetueon tho plants aud tho neatloF.
HAVE xpu PLANTED f0N \ SuCcEafIoN,-
ws Meun ot rRdiHh, lutln.f, Hi1naCh, peast xpl
enuccinfty of coru and buaus! II not, luso az
Tins tn dong 20. II rou hsyh not tran .p!ant i
tomatoes ynt to DO siiod. thers Will 10 plo";y oi
time. up Il, tha lBt NJ June ut leaat. 1ht, eea-
sopt w i1llnk. it will hardly 10 Aafe to trantpan
hwcot po.1toos, egs-plant. peppers, etc., before
tns 5th Or 9Th Of Jnns. Ynese III uothiuG gained
by putting ont these very tende1 PLANS until the
days and tdghta and tho soil, get vat,n.
The aanIe rnle will apply to the planting ol
Lima beatsa and okra. They arc both yer. MICS
to have In tho garden, but arc 10 tauder thst !
night tenn pcrnture Of 40 deg, It 1t docs not Kill
them out.:ixht, 80 Revere'y intntcs them thai
tt1ev seafsGly amount 10 much Afttywnrl. Fol
ourselves we should hardly bothof with thon
tl!t8 untoward Henson, except Oh h very washl
dry so,l,-neither s4cse nor hweot potatoes.
rGcra Is one consolation left to the 3iiGeni
gardener: II the weather III uutowatd for tht
worry tout1sr things II will be a'| Tho better 70,
the mors Aardy; and 10 these YOU mas haze II
] profuaIon. +.