Show VARIETIES there are arc few garden vegetables that have eo many nominal varieties and sub varieties as the pea il although though the true varieda yani vari var yar letin eds are comparatively few to swell the tri list and to please the factitious epicure horticulturists have created a host bost of new names to keep pace with thae thab tb times the old english early frame pea the best vannett variety of 0 f ilg its kinds kind has a new name for almost every plaes where it finds its way in philadelphia this old ravon favor nia tia has ben been a little improved under the name of Landreth 5 extra early this pea I 1 brought into the valley 6 year years ago and anding finding that it came to perfection for the tata early in jane june have sold it under the name of early dearly juno pea peg but it has bag here obtained another more pointed name namos viz vin rhe nhe the may Pea rea which it does not merl tand nevi never will because 1 it Is not fit fordable for table tabie before the of june jane it Is ea eaten ten ter like ahe the Ek skinless inless pea godit and all the deb deh beb aps ops early dwart dwarf and bearly early emperor 9 are only bub tub sutor tutor varieties of this old standard pea peas obtained by select selecting lg some early dwarf seeds from the true trus kind indeed all an the extraordinary early peas are simply the of a I 1 i meagre precocity or early unnatural maturity caused by decay or disease of the natural habit of the plant plante TAs cbs clar char charlon on Is the he next true early variety of pea and ts Is at fit for tor the table about 10 days da s after the early frune frame fr une the original of this pea Is however rarely to be geen been aia ala al though we have many sub varieties of it the pea called the zhe the poor mans friend end Is oue and Is a very prolific pea but the bert bent sub bub variety that I 1 have seella seenia seen Is th tb gik rince prince albert an excellent kind to succeed the early clearly june and well adapted to utah TS cwg Marrowfat 19 of which the old white marrowfat forms the type types hait haa of late years been made to almost everything desirable orom from the dwart dwarf green Greer imIr mar 1 12 10 1 0 2 feet high highs to knights tall marrows mar Mai which on good ground grows from 5 to 7 feet heet high it w would 0 uld far exceed my prescribed ileta to enumerate the tb many rainy varieties of this class that have come 6 to baga baba hand band por for general culture the old white while Marrow marrowfat fat lat Is a taro faro favorite rise with mey me it always bears a good crop crops the pods are large and the peas of an excellent flavor for field culture the blackeye black eye marrowfat Is an excellent variety being very hardy and producing good crops cops there are sev several cial dial varieties of green marrow narrow moet moat mos of them of fine flavor rus but have more claim on the escure than the general calava tor woodfords Wood fords dwarf green marrow Is w well weil ell eli worthy at t culture for a late pea jea it Is of excellent flavo flavor r and come comes into use ue after any other variety of the same bowing sowing the blue pea the blue prussian appears to be the ut original of this class it is to however at present but little grown being far interior inferior to the niue blue imperial Impe rials which Is one of the best peas we have bare this dwarf variety Is an excellent bearer and the peas are excelled by none in sla ila fl vor and appearance the CI metar and blue suy jsnr prise are good varlet varieties lesy less the he latter Is free bearing ind comes to perfection about the middle of june v 1 1 mae tae grey pea Is readily known by its red blossom and ind there are many varieties of it none of them worth bul Cul culli cultivating ti for the table As it Is one of the worst kinds of pea to mingle with and spoil good varieties it obdula should nit nat never e A r allowed to grow in the neighborhood SIIM inless or eat pod peas are hybrids from aim alm almost 1 06 t every variety and are esteemed by those who prefer valt tabt to eat oj o J tj the pods with the peas J in closing this article I 1 would recommend d a m more ore general culture of peas both in the garden and A nield field eld ela for in fn lp no other country I 1 believe ia s the soil or clim climate ate better A adapted A p to this excellent vegetable I 1 would recommend men abt abe dwarf varieties as they do not require any sticks I 1 up port the viness vines and generally produce better crop crops stfan stian thans thana tall growing to the farmer I 1 would say cultivate 1 rss peat reat ff for besides being useful as an excellent vegetable in tha beason season they are capital feed for swiney ewine especially li if irom ground m ith wheat or barley but bat the greatest claim the pea L ha s on the farmer Is it will produce a croppa crop oa poor poors echt 1 sandy soll eoll where wheat Is unee uncertain they may be eown 0 early in the spring and will be ripe early enough to escarc escar the drought insects and other common casualties casualties detri eia mental to crops tours yours ac tcp E SAYERS we will cheerfully endeavor to give timely publication to all useful agil agli agricultural cultural horticultural kinda kindred articles esl eel that mr sayers and others may be so kind asto furnish in such arti artl articles cless would it not cot be well to state how far tar apart drills should be and the distance ant and of 0 seeds in the drills ed 0 9 nit was napoleon who said 96 strange aalt asit as it n may T appear appears when I 1 want any good head work done I 1 choo chowe chome A a many man provided his big education has been suitable with a long nose his nis breathing la is bold and free and hia hla brainy rai rat nal i as well as his lungs and heart cool and f free e in la my observations bre ions lons of benj men I 1 have bave almost invariably round found i alff nose and head go together |