RURAL Kalender for November.
Tim Garden.—Tie up lettuce: sow more turnips, peas, beans, &e, plant out btoccoli, cabbage, savoys, and cabbage plants, nip the tops off the beans that are in blossom, of the Windsor Kinds ; water all newly-planted crops until they take root ; sow endive; plant out radishes for seed, and tie slicks to those that are gelling ripe ; stake peas of the marrow-fat and the tall growing kinds ; continue to sow various crops for succession ; still continue lo shelter the kidney beans, and othet tender plants this month ; thin, weed, hoe, and stir the surface among the seedling crops; this tends much to destroy the nits of insects, which are becoming troublesome ; destroy insects ot this season; rinch off strawberry runners j remove all suckers, except those of taspberries plant celery in trenches that have been carefully prepared and well manured j sow rock and water melons, cucumbers and pumpkins. The Flower Garden. —As soon as the tulips, hyacinths, and other bulbs are past flowering, and the leuv. s decayed, they should be taken up and put by till autumn. He diligent in destroying the weeds, as they are now of quick growth. Plant out the rooted dahlia cuttings and carefully attend to them. The FiEtD. —Sow maize for crop; transplant cabbage on well prepared, moist, ground ; root up sorrel, and pare and burn the ground to destroy the roots.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 75, 6 November 1851, Page 2
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232RURAL Kalender for November. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 75, 6 November 1851, Page 2
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