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Cabbage Heads from Stumps
Bates OF Norridgwock, Me. writing to the
Farmers Journal. says: 81 do not know
all that your Boston Gardeners are up 10,
but do know that, if cabbage stumps OF any
variety are set out in the spring 10 coed or
der. one, two, three. or even four good sound
heads may be raised from one stump; and
this they will do, year after year, until they
die bv accident They are managed in the
following manner: When the upper, mar
now leaved ones. which would bear seed,
are carefully rubbed Off and likewise all
the lower, round Ieaved ones, whish will
f,rm heads, except the number the strength
of the slump and soil are capable OF bring
lug to perfection AT our cattle show, last
week. Mr. John Drew. presented several
such stumps, with from one to four heads OF
low Dutch cabbage on each, which have
borne for three years. He sets them on:
in earth in the cellar in autumn, cuts off the
heads when required for use, and places
them pretty thick in the garden in spring


The labor is trifing. the cut-worm gives
no trouble, and the crop sure and abundant.