Rural Kalendar for february.
The Garden. —Transplant now in an open compartment, a general crop of celery in trenches; plant some young cabbage plants pretty thick, to come in for colwerts; sow also some cabbage seeds in beds, which must be kept watered ill dry weather; continue to sow and transplant lettuce and endive ; keep b ds of old and young asparagus clear from weeds with the hand; sow oiiimu for winter and spring use, and examine the beds of keeping or bulbing onions ; pull litem upas soon as the tops are decayed ; gather seeds of alt kinds as soon as ripe, as if left too long the seeds will fall out of the pods; look to the wall trees, and cut out all useless shoots, and nail the others stra'ght to the wall; keep all fruit trees I,orders clean from wied*; continue bmldinjj, and after the bud is insetted, tie a cabbage leaf over it to protect it from the rays of the sun. Sow polyanthus and auricula seed, and transplant triennial and biennial plants in showery weather; mow grass walks and lawns lo keep up a neat appearance. I'nk Viki.i>. —Prepare to break up fresh ground for cultivation; clear off and bum up lern and tee tree, and get the laud ready for the plough. Son' Cape barley.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 109, 24 February 1853, Page 3
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220Rural Kalendar for february. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 109, 24 February 1853, Page 3
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