CALENDAR FOR JANUARY.
Garden.— Few seeds or plants can be put inio the ground advantageously this Month. Earth up maize, peas, French beans, cabbage, and cauliflower, after rain, oreaily in the morning. Root up all seeding weeds, j and also the various sorts oibrasica, previous lo flowering', ekcept those sorts intended fur seed— as cabbage, turnips, &c. Take oft' the snperftuo s shoots liom fruit trees. r l le in the )ouug shoots of 'the vine. Collect vegetable and flower seeds as they ripen. Bud the early vanelies of fiuit frees. Field.— Uproot and burn all <in\lr (folium UMuleiUum). Drain wet Kinds.
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New Zealander, Volume 1, Issue 32, 10 January 1846, Page 2
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102CALENDAR FOR JANUARY. New Zealander, Volume 1, Issue 32, 10 January 1846, Page 2
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