Horse-Radish
Dear Aunt Daisy, Here is a hint to garden-lovers-what to do to keep white butterfly away from cabbages and turnips, of which they are very fond. Just plant horse-radish near these vegetables! It is a useful plant to have, anyway-a little, scraped finely, is good in salads; and it is good also with roast beef, and as a substitute for mustard. I have in my own garden two clumps of horse-radish, now twe yearsé old, and so I know the idea is worth trying.
Gardener
Petone.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 19, Issue 488, 29 October 1948, Page 23
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87Horse-Radish New Zealand Listener, Volume 19, Issue 488, 29 October 1948, Page 23
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