The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-31

eppae sseos, VA. sixiy-e5kht winter. twenty
even ausumu and efGhseen summes. OF
winter vaEjetjes. bexinnine Il The north
the hfst row contains Ben Davis. n.x.
kemeuse. and then Gfimes' Golsleu. Listle
Romantic. Jonathan, Ee~sown Pjrosu
kawtes Genet. White Winter Pearmatn
Winessp. yellow Belse6euY, gmith's Cider
American Golden Russet. and Roman
Stem. OF autumn varieties. BEGINNING a
est side. plant frst row Bailey sweet. merit
Cooper's Early. Rambo. Lowell. Maideu's
Blush and HcWss Crab o. summer vsrie-
ties. beginning with outside row. pi.nf
summs4 Rambo. Early Harvest, oid<n.
burg and Red AsFTachan. The apple trees
betng forty feet apart admits Of I good
peach orchard, which mature and bear
much fruif long before the apple trees cause
the Necessity Of their removal. For peaches
ceein on the east side and pant in first
row Alexander, next Craw.ord's Late. and
tnen IN order, Crawford's Early, George the
Fourth, Royal Kensineton, Hates Earsv.
heaths Cling. Large Early York. Lemon
ling, Oldmixon Free. Chinese Cling.
snock, Oldmixon Cling. Stump the World,
IRONS Early. WARDS Late, aud Indian
Blood Cling. The pear trees. BIZ the mis-
take OF the enyraver, are shown twenty
ieet apart; they should be ten feet There's
would thus he five rows, each containing
I've trees Judicsously mulch them. Plant
nrst row 10 Bartlett, then Flemish Beauty,
Howell. seckel and Vicar OF Wakefield.
Inc plums are clustered instead OF In roys,
and consist OF an equal number of Wild
loose, Imperial Gage, Dawson and Lom-
bard. The cherries should be twenty feet
apart, bat there should be five trees 10 the
row. Several rows o! small fruits are
planted between the cherry rows. also in
other parts of the orchard where conven-
lent OF cherries. . row each. Morelio.
Early Richmond and Governor Wood.
The crab apples consist OF two each OF
IrAnscendsns. Hyslop and Whitney. and
occupy space between garden and house.
Apricots, two each. Of Large Early. Peach
and Hemskirk. and planted near garden,
with half dozen Orange ounces in vicin-
~ OF samnlerhouse, west Of vegetable and
flower garden. OF blackberries. plant
twelve each OF Wilson's Early, Snyder,
kitsatinny and Lawton. and set out be-
tween pear trees and plum grove. OF rasp-
berries, set between the cherry rows
twelve each OF Turner. Gregg. Cuthbcrt.
Mccormick and soGhegan; while of
goose6erfses plant ievee1 Ham grove
and CT cry tees. tweve busi e. esch of
Houghss n. Pale Red and Whitssmith.
iisnt eurranis in same space a. goose
b Sfics. only TO the north. and u hslf dozen
each OF Red Dutch. versa, Use and White
Grspe. Tie strawberry bed occupies
space In The northwest al OF reserved
ground, We OF shs pathway leading to
orchard. and contains equal numbers of
the Wilson. Crescent. Charles Downing.
Miner and Shapes. Thoroughly prepare
Tho bed, keep pants free from weeds and
mulch. Tt grapes occupy spaces on each
edge OF oil side and rear pathways. and
consist Of twenty Concord, ten Worden.
ten Delaware ten Clinton and fen Niagara
The lawn is 20 ,ied with blue and ether
grasses. and planted here and there with
evcrgreens. Towering bushes, roses, beds
OF p0sey plants. etc. with = nice walk
leading 70 outer gate. and the entire space
devoted to yard lawns, garden. dwelling,
etc, carefully guarded against intrusion Of
pigs, poultry. dogs and other stock by q
perfect fence. woven wire base. Attractive
neatne - and order always win everywhere
else. and Why should they not upon the
farmf