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PEAcH TREES FROM SEED.--We have seve- ral times been asked whether any gwen kind of peach can, with anything like certainty, be produced from the seed, We answer, all experience proves, if anything can be proved, that ii cannot The very fact that new varie- ties of peaches are produced every year .eutii- cisnty proves thatthe seed will sport. Never- theless, several kinds of peaches, the Heath, the Blood peach, the Georgia Indian, Ca peach with red ground and faat II defined yellow stripes,) the Yellow beach, the White Blos- som, and possibly other sorts, will produce, from seed, fruit of the same general character or family; and this fact accounts for the pos tive assertion sometimes made that given variety may in all cases be propagated from seed + tree is entirely isolated, seedlings from such tree will probably produce fruit like that of the parent tree, but when seed taken from a common orchard are planted, variety almost equal to the number of stones may in general be expected, and most of the sorts will be exceedingly poor.

 Doiiar Farmer.