Rural Kalendar for September.
The Garden. Make new beds of asparagus where they are required; sow onions for the general crop; continue sowing spinach every three weeks; may still sow parsnips and carrots for a main crop, but not later than the end of the month ; peas and beans, may still be sown every second week, and earth up all those that require it ; spring drcS3 the plantation of artichokes; sow and transplant lettuces; plant potatoes for the last or main crop, plant horse-radish in a waste corner of the garden ; sow nasturtions tor pickling; plant out capsicums and tomatoes; Jerusalem arlichokes should now be planted in rows a yard apart; earth up sea-kale for blanching—this ought to be grown in sandy soil ; rub off the buds of vines which appear where you do not wish shoots j destroy insects wherever you see them, examine your grafts and rub off all buds and suckers below the graft; repair cracks in the clay, or renew the balls where they ha<e dropped oft". Note always days upon which you sow seeds and perform other operations, watch the result, and you will have a sure guide for future operations. The Fiower Garpen.—R is now time to finish planting all sorts of shrubs, herbaceous plants, flower roots, dahlias, clip all edgings, &c, and sow tender and hardy annuals. Tub Field.'—Sow early oats, and lay down grass and clover ; prepare the ground for maize ; sow peas, lares, mangold wurzle, carrots, turnip, and potatoes.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 70, 28 August 1851, Page 2
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248Rural Kalendar for September. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 70, 28 August 1851, Page 2
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