Rural Kalendar.
The Garden.—Transplant lettuce sown last month; sow parsnips, sow also spinach for spring use; sow peas for a full crop, also beans of the large kinds, as Windsor and long pods, in rows two and a half feet asunder ; plant a good huge square of cabbage plants and caulillowers in rich ground ; sow parsley along the edges of' the walks; commence forcing cucumbers and melons. Do anything that has been neglected during the preceding month', 110 time is now to be lost in planting out all trees, which from wha'cver cause have been forgotten ; prune raspberries and figs, which being plants of much pith, are apt to die back from the place cut, if pruned in the early part of winter. Finish planting tulips, crocuses, and snow drops, &c., if deferred to a later season, they never (lower well j prune and cut out all dead wood in (lowering shrubs. Tiik I'iEi.n. —Keep the weeds down, and continue sowing wheat. Keep the water furrows clear.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 66, 3 July 1851, Page 1
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167Rural Kalendar. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 66, 3 July 1851, Page 1
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