The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-05-29

Is q served with loss trouble, while
home is SO generality elished. The best
radishes are prodncedsby planting the
6eedinseOn that contains c~onsiderabla
sand andswhichh has been made rich
by The application of well-rotted ma
rlre..a The quicker they are grown the
more crispsand tender they will be.
Very good raiishes may be raised by
gdroppingthe ssedaiew inches apart
sin tlo rows where the seed Of other
yegetables Or9loWers are sowsn. Rad
IA seed terminates in very few DAYS,
AtidSthe young plants mark the rows OF
piants that slow ia making their
appearance They thus enable the
gardener 20 work the soil between the
rows and 20 keep it free from grass
q weeds. Radishes will be of a size
to pull before the other plants will be
Any ScOnsIderabie size. Their pro-
dnctlOn WILDE without cost Of land
Ordabor. a few radish seed should be
planted eyerYsWeek from the time the
hIst leaves the ground till the middle
q SIMMER. By adopting this course
y constant supply can DO secured.
Any that are not wanted for the table
sia0atd hes pulled up before they como
80i ycs.y large size, as their presence In
Sslie garden ts' not desirable. 1t is or
dinartls cheAper to buy fadish seed
than t0fatse II
The earliest homegrown relish that
q DO obtained is horseradish. In
esking,,sspn saltpork, ham, bacon. or
any kind Of cold meat, il is the best
rgli18gsthat can. be obtained. The.
s~aoHgetadlsh that's generally found in
1nsIa1-h9slass is OF very poor quality.
IfSn srHisedsi in soil In one corner Of the
ge~Fdena1ffJfid, where III is allowed to
9tgW 4 years without cultivation.
4esrcots become old, tough and vel
sl0HKt.fhey have not the pungensy Of
ssonesrcpts that have been quickly
grown tn good soil. 10 havesa good
article SOM roots should be planted
IN good soil and cultivated during the
summer TO produce roots for use next
season In digging up roots for use
this spring the small roots that N
c0iniMOniy cut off from The main one
should be saved for planting. Those
a. the size Of pipe-stems answer yery
sWeIi the purpose. These small
cuts or rOOtlets can be cut in pieces
ron four 70 ak inches in length and
set 0gtssln rows that will admit OF stir
ring the soil between tAem.wThe sets
should seand sAt least SIX inches apart
INSTRUMENTATION pointed stick IA
convqlllent tDrsIaAking che holes 8
hosdiIgg ui~esssets.swhich should be ia
serted AZ Gtiiat thetops areltwo or three
inchsss misunderstanding the ground.
They will throw il branches and
leaYes ina sti6rtstime, when the plants
hould he teildedlke other vegetables.
Ihs9plAnt makes its main growth ii
we fAHs but the sfze of the roots will
Sdef1epd on the care given tx them dur
ne the summer, just before the
Arulnd freezessinEthe fail d sufficient
gnufnber:af tlierttsts sui be duo and
use#befure the frost leaves
snee soll IA tile sprlng They can be
I enI c2yeret with esrthsin tho cellar
~ ~ gths Pltssthat arc used for other
asAsss.ss hossts served in this man
NEE an WlitsDeg q sIate tehder. white, and
xefls HgNsl issgsnsas8#Y1hnN are vastly supe-
rloraS0soM r0ptssWiich grow il sod.
eanon garden-cress. or pep
snltk ss an excellent salad
MISUNDERSTANDING part Of tho
nm er The seed ggerininates in a
!eAss 1Ays andsthp leaves are sutiicint-
iyshsfgs xvsuse before there nrc any.
;o.lsf .s g,.Ta tp lye Yss,al Az the plants
hcssawn a,.e s. .saa,1 some should
10 N I,,,,a d f.sv 49,! saooas we
49, ISIS Gan % al
80 2. A TWosas seed LOT sowing next
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