The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-27

term " Sucker Crop, which. If the land is Whsi
II sheuld be, viii pay the expenses of the xhale
For the seed bed, should be selected piece q
land fying IN bottom or depression. inclise3 b
dan,paess; but no standing water TIE -
should be deep and inclined to me.lowzeA
Perfectly nat that the beating rains do not ws1A
OFT yoir seal, or even plants after sprpzfing d
is gend plan TO spread over tire beds lev ise
brush To keep the rains from beating the 1irt
frtsna The roots prefer In SOW thickly - III
rains viii carry OF q certain amount anybgx:
and generally SOW about a tablespoonful ~ tsn
hundred superficial feet, or in other words ssA
psrre zen by twenty ieei- After selecting yaH
site Tor bed. the better plan is if you hzfs
ptehiy OF hard wood, to split it up eoarseiF sd
pie X 20 that will reach across one end or SO
ioi u, ilaen iighf II al once from end 10 ne
other, and as your ground becomes bHrnen
suricseniiy tn kill foul vegetation and depoH
ssites enough "a enrich and sweeieD IL
iand- draw your fire along by mems
oi pose, emitting it with a hook q .
aorR nj the bottom or large end and taking u y
The inE or small end, can readily hook il issn
The wood. and draw it the width Of ysnr Hse
thus continuing until you have burned over the
, whole bed thoroughly Then. with hoe taffer
rAss,ng on cnars- embers. dig it over vel, 10
depsh OF three or four isches-not deeper. Ihen
!, with garden rake fine down the sarssce,
all Jumps. and raking of all trash. Iaxi
5eiag done, bay il nf in beds about SIX feet .
Wirsh, or what you can reach 10 the middle g.
without stepping upon. thai in pulling. ysu -
M, step upon the plants Having your 49,
laid OF, vou are ready tssOw The seed. uh,ce.
af easurse, yea can d8 Is may seem To you -
a gWsd plan Tor an inexDcsienced hand, Is p
measure od sa much bed and seed, and make
rich. Some mix II with sand, some with asses.
sbui prefer. and can gel ii easier by takiag
with nav thumb and two fnont fingers Hass1t
Ssf'wn your s~ed, tread il in tdon't rake or baMl
witE The balls nf the fees, making the eaxf1
compact; so that the surface does not dry p
h,w the plant ronts or before the seed has fzEN
sfoot This all being well done. IN season, 20
vii hare little further trouble about plznis
: Have You not the facilities for bGrning -
sises'. II will answer nearly rs well. 70 SOW osa
sM sGsnc unleAciscd hard wood ashes, eXcePu1s
You viii have the trubie and expense OF Ween
ing fine plants or bed s,
have been over lengthy in this article = !
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plant production, for the benefit Of fhase HiM
ing ts Raw, and not understanding the mel han-
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aae nsensured your quantity or quality OF ciuP'
La me ny again: II should be done 70 -
ne1. Nnsa well done, - therein CONSISTS the -.
TAngt Of monny returns Tor your crop.
8 Is uexf will TRY and cover grounds moan 'ss
1ettiEg Of the plants 20 the housing OF crop
d Very respectfully.