Rural Kalendar for October.
The Garden.—Sow turnips for a full summer crop; plant out pumpkins, gourds, and vegetable marrows; sow celery for main crop, and in a rich plot of ground; sow a full crop of kidney beans, also scarlet runnel's; sow broccoli to conio in for winter and spring use; transplant cabbages, garlick, sliallotls, and chives; sow American cresses, chardoons, and lettuce; plant camomile for medical uses; cut up all weeds; look over newly graftal trees, to sec that the clay does not drop off; the wall trees will now require attention, rub off all forerighl shoots, and lay llie others [straight to the wall; where, the (irsl is too thick they must be thinned, they will'do to make larts with. Thinning anil binding must be attentively performed, particularly carrots, parsnips, and onions; in thinning onions plant out those you have taken out, they often become the best crop; shelter your kidney beans, and lender plants by slicking boughs over them. Sow melons. Flowcii (iahokn. —Sow migiiioiieite and leu week slocks, and on a dry day, cut up all weeds; turn geraniums, fuschias, hyilraugias, and other plants out into the borders where they will grow much finer than in pols. The Fikli). —l'lotigh grounds; plant maize and tobacco—plant late polatoes.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 99, 7 October 1852, Page 2
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211Rural Kalendar for October. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 99, 7 October 1852, Page 2
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