Rural Kalendar for January.
The Gardens,- Now transplant out the genrral crop of broccoli, cauliflowers, and savoys, two feet apart each way; also cabages, eighteen inches distant; sow a crop of tui nips for winter and autumn use; siw and transplant lettuce ami endive ; uay now sow for a late crop, dwarf, early finme, and Charlton peas,—choose if possible a wtl time for the purj.ose; sow also a crop of spinach, of the lound l«af kind. Take off the supeiflnous shoots of young trees. Kaith up kidney beans It'Kt up all weeds. The Field.—K«ep down weeds clear and turn olTfern andttcc from land intended lo Le ploughed up.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 132, 12 January 1854, Page 2
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108Rural Kalendar for January. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 132, 12 January 1854, Page 2
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