Reral Kalendar for June.
The Garden. In dry weather earth up celery, artichokes, cardoons, &c.; sow peas, and beans for second crop; attend to mushroom beds, keep them dry by a thick covering of clean straw; trench up all vacant spots of ground: prum: standard I'riiil trees of all sorts, also espaliers or wall trees, and nail or tic the latter straight to the wall, or slakes at proper distances; prune gooseberry and currant trees, and plant the cuttings; slake and put mould or wet dung to the roots of newly planted trees; prune and cut hedges; plant out trees only in mild weather; wash your apple trees with a strong solution of soap and soda, to remove the blight; it may hi; cllrclually extirpated by anointing the infected trees with spirits of tar, or taking off the ragged and dead bark, and then scrubbing 'he trunk and branches with a hard brush and strong linn; water. I'm Xarcissus and hyacinths in bull) glasses; lake all plants out of llowor pots that have been in them more than twelve months, and put them in fresh ones with fresh soil. Tub FiKi.n. Sow spring barley on fine soil; continue to sow wheat, upon laud that has been properly prepared; be careful to clear the water furrows; plant out thorns for hedg<vrows.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 90, 3 June 1852, Page 2
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220Reral Kalendar for June. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 90, 3 June 1852, Page 2
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