. L'attrait de la terre . l'attention et le soin de nelles là ishardly une tête de chou ou de chou-fleur planté sur l'acre numéroone dans la parcelle de maison, afin de la garder sous observation continue, qui ne montre rien de léger dommage à la destruction absolue de ce très grave brûlure importée. Le long temps qui continue à déborder le bain turc a envoyé les échalotes dans un grognement à l'effigie de l'herbe de marais. Les poivrons sont apparemment les seules choses qui sont vraiment heureux. La laitue d'été a récemment planté ismaking une croissance louche, à l'exception d'une variété qui cameup

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. The lure of the land . nal attention and care there ishardly a head of either cabbage or cauliflower planted on acre numberone in the home plot, in order to keep it under continual observation, that does not show anything from slight injury to absolute destructionfrom this very serious imported blight. The long continuing overcastTurkish-bath weather has sent the shallots into a weedy-like growthresembling closely marsh grass effect. Peppers are apparently theonly things that are truly happy. Summer lettuce lately planted ismaking a weedy growth, with the exception of one variety which cameup turnips, a mixture I understand skilfully concocted by a dis-charged foreman of one of our American seedsmen who carried outexactly the same methods of revenge pursued by a superintendent ofa German house who succeeded in absolutely destroying all landscapegardening effects in Europe and America where nasturtiums were partof the color scheme. Various summer radishes lately planted look Nasturtiums covering the root pile. more like foliage plants than vegetables. Corn, of course, is supreme-ly happy. In the cabbage patch acre number two imported plants, thegrowth of black rot and fuzzy cabbage louse is far superior in vigorto the cabbage plant itself. Our splendid stand of kohl rabi has beeninfected from the cabbage just east of it through the medium of ourfrequently prevailing northeast winds. In order to save them, weshall ship all we have at once. The finest lot of kale that I have everseen even about Long Island City has also been affected by importedblack rot and louse so that it must be cut and shipped immediately inorder to pull out all we can. The carrots, both first and second plant- 105 ing, are paying beautifully. The shell beans, although as erratic ingrowth and set as elsewhere according to reports throughout theUnited States, show freedom from anthracnose and other blights be-cause of continual and early use of Bordeaux. Turnips planted Julytwentieth appear to be

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