The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-05
Garden Work for Mav.-Tbe Mgyv,,

Garden Work Tor Mny.-The Maryland
Farasr makes the following suggestions, viz:
Eariy CabJsge. LsnHcs, 7oaaioes aHi Egy
HaHfs-May be set out this month.
B,mch Bsars-Sdw a few rows NJ intervals 0f
ten days.
Poie Beaar-Lima beans are H. be planted in
rich hills four feet apart.
Sy~".L aHd CacHmJsr--ru be planted early In
the month. Early bush squash Tor summer and
the Hubbard for winter use.
S'resf COMPLIANT some for n succession Of
this popular vegetable.
Ochra-Drili this excellent soup seasoner 10
rows three feet. and let the plant be thinned to
ten inches apart in the rows.
Wo'ernsioa aRd CaH,eiospe.- Plant at once, in
bills six by ten feet. Put a peek of we'll ro,ted
stable manure In tho place for hill make the hill
over II, chop the earth hnc, and mix some Of the
manure with the earth In the centre OF the hin :
high.
Psas--Sow the prineipai crop now. the Cham.
pion Of England, Black. eyed Marrow and Blue
Imperial all are fne and al grow Eve or six feet
high cover them nj least two inches dcep. and
have the rows Eve or six feet apart Pea rows
should be a. far apart rs they grow In heighth.
This IL q safe rule 10 regulate the distance Of the
rows from each other.
farFofs. parsaiDs oad Rssfs-gou the main
crop o! these this month.
PepPer-Make a rich bed and SOW pepper seed.
Ceisrg-Sow seed for late crop and trans plant
into well prepared border, some plants Ior the
early crop In September. Boston market celery
10 good sort dwarf celery IL preferable for
private 10 the tall gigantic kinds that attract
attention In market.
Sai1H Safadiag-ought 10 be soWn at different
times during the month.
NasfHTfiHB,-p Plant seeds Of nustuTtium on b0r-
ders or alongside Of trcilises.
Oaioas-The sets may be planted now, and the
seed may be sown for pickling, but IL is rather
late TO expect good sized onions from seed sown
80 late, with our dry and hot summers. To pro-
duec large onions In our climate the seed ought
TO be sown In March.
Eariy P0fafoes-keep the ground well stirred.
ana weeds destroyed by frequent hoeing Dress
the vines with ashes and plaster.
THrHips-sow bed OF these Tor early use.
They are nice with boiled mutton and eorncd beef
IN August.
Cdtbdge Fiat Duteh, Drunhsad savoy.
Winnings'adt and Red Pickling cabbage for
winter.
NTaFbeTriss-Attend TO the frequent cutting Of
the runners. Give the vines working, and then
mulch with straw. tobacco or corn stalks, woods
earth and leaves. IL neither Of these are eonve-
nient, the ground bet~een the rows or bills may
be covered with oyster shelis, brick. shavings or
plank. In dry weather water the vines freely.
Circuit Court.-FTank u. Hammond on
Wednesday flied n bill in equity hero against Ann
Maria and Elizabeth Ann Gorsueh. alleging that
on january nth, 1877, one Peregrine uorsuch
executed deed OF trust of all his property, con
sisting Of number Of pieces Of real estates stua
ted both ~ the city aud county. 20 his wife, Ann
W. Gorsueh. Tor life. and nj her death TO be diyid
cd amongst the gTanior's tPcregrine Gorsueh's y
children. with power, however. TO the wife 20 sell
any Of the estate. provided she reinvcs,ed the
proceeds Tor the beneht "i the remaidermcn that
James J.. N. Gorsuch, one Of Percgrines children.