Rural Kalendar for April.
T e Garden.—Earth up all previously planted cabbage tribe, also peas, beans, &c., as they advance in growth; make another plantation of cauliflowers; plant ami sow more lettuce and endive for succession; earth up celery, being careful n..t to let anv mould touch the hearts ; land up cnnloons; dig and trench all vacant "rounds; p'anl and pru e raspberries; h'nMi taking up potato, s, n'soJ. rusiilrm B'tii'liiikfn; to save s*eds, transp!nnt cabbage, savoy, parsnip, beet, carrot, &c. Form strawberry beds j strawberii> s to bear well, must ha- e t'"e runners always cut oil'. Plant forest trees both deciduous and evergreen in well pulverised ground, propagate the fame l>y cuttings and layers; transplant also native trees and shrubs; gather ttce seeds; dig flower borders. Commence re-planting all your llower bulbs careful I v preparing the soil before-hand. The Field. Sow wheat, oats, and gins seeds on previously cropped or well prepared soils Reduce lands that have I cen pi nglied and broken up, and cleanse them of roots and all other rtiblish. Sow tines and Cape barley for gieen crops Piongh lends that have been cleared for winter fallowing. Be earnest and iiiduslri-'tis, for now is the sea-.ou in which the New Zealand fanner may d much t> relieve bis ccuntrv fmn futuie coin importations from abroad.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 59, 27 March 1851, Page 2
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221Rural Kalendar for April. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 59, 27 March 1851, Page 2
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