Rural Kalendar For November.
The Garden.-Tie up lettuce, sow more turnips, peas, beans, &c., plant out broccoli, cabbage, savoys, and cabbage plants, nip the tops off beans that are in blossom, of the Windsor kinds, water all newly planted crops until they take root, so*v endive, plant out radishes for seed, ..nil lie -slicks to those that are getting ripe, slake peas of the mar-row-fat and tall growing Kinds, continue to sow various crops for succession, still continue to shelter the kidney beans, and other lender plants liiis moii'h, thin, hoe, and stir the surface among llie seedling crops, this lends much to destroy the nits and insects which are becoming"troublesome, destroy ins' '-ts at ibis season, pinch off strawberry runners, remove all suckers, except those of raspberries, plant celery :;i irenehos thai have been < ■•••ei'idly prepared and well iii-iuuiril, .sow and water melons, cucumbers and pumpkins. Tin: Fi.owi.is {iaiiiic.v. —As soon as the tulips, bvacii"' s, a.id other bulbs are past (lowering, ami I'ie leaves decayed, they should lie taken up and put by till autumn, lie diligent in destroying the weeds, as lliev are now of <|iiirk grow 111. Plant out tin: rooted dahlia cuttings and carefully attend to them. Tin: I'li.i.ii.- :<ow inai/.e for crops, transplant cabbage or well prepared moist ground, root up sorrel, and pare and burn the ground to ib-'estrov the root.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 127, 3 November 1853, Page 2
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228Rural Kalendar For November. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 127, 3 November 1853, Page 2
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