{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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GERMAN METHOD or MAKING FLOWERS GROW IN THE WtNTER.-We saw of'such a branch of any shrub as will answer our pur- pose, and then lay 1t for an hour or two in a running stream, if we can find one. The ob- leet of this is to get the ice from the bark, and soften the buds. iis afterwards carried into orr warm rooms and fixed upright in wood- en box or tub containing water Fresh burnt lime IS then added tn the water and allowed to remain in il about twelve hours. when ii k removed, and water added. with which n small quantity of vitriol is mixed to prcvontits puIelymg. h the course of some hours the blossoms begin 10 make their appearance. and ailerward the leaves. Ifmnrc lime he aaded. Inc process is quiekcned. while if il he not used al all, the process IS retarded and the leaves appear before the blossom-F Farmers' Gasetfe