Rural Kalendar for April.
The Garden.-Eatth up all previously planted cabbage tribe, also peas, beans, etc., as they advance in growth; make another plantation of cauliflowers; plant and sow mom lettuce anil endive for succrssion ; earth up celery, lining careful not to let any mould touch liic hearts; land up cardoons; dig and trench all vacant grounds; plant and prime raspberries; finish taking up potatoes, also Jerusalem artichokes; to save seeds transplant cabbage, savoy, parsnip, beet, carrot, etc. From strawberries to bear well, must have the runners always cut oil'. I'laiit forest trees both deciduous and evergreen in well pulverised ground, propagate the same by cuttings and layers ; transplant also native trees and shrubs; gather tree seeds; dig (lower borders. Commence replanting all your dower bulbs, carefully preparing the soil before-hand. 'l'm; I'ir.i.n.—Sow wheat, oats, and grass reds on previously cropped or well prepared soils. Reduce lands that have been ploughed
nml broken up, and cleanse lliem or roots and all oilier rubbish. Sow tares anil Cape barley for green crops. Plough lands thai have been cleared for winter Tallowing. He earnest and industrious, for now is the season in which the New Zealand fanner may do murh to relievo liis country from future corn importations from abroad.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 158, 6 April 1854, Page 1
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208Rural Kalendar for April. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 158, 6 April 1854, Page 1
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