Oranges and Lemons, etc
"} [Ow are your grape-fruit doing? And your oranges and lemons?" Those are sociable questions to ask in Gisborne. Such mundane back-garden produce as cabbages, potatoes, tomatoes | and carrots take a minor place in the | / conversations of Gisborne garceners. Or | | is "gardener" the word? Perhaps it is | ' more correct to call them orchardists. and you'll be impressed by the trees laden with grape-fruit, oranges, lemons, tree tomatoes, loquats, feijoas and guavas, beside the more commonplace pear, peach and nectarine. So for this army of amateur and professional orchardists who may be eager to learn something. more about pruning, | spraying, grafting, and so on, 2XG broadcasts For the Orchardist. It will. be heard at 8.2 p.m. on Tuesday, February 8, and at the same time on the second | Tuesday of every month, | Walk down a suburban road in Gisborne |
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 32, Issue 810, 4 February 1955, Page 19
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141Oranges and Lemons, etc New Zealand Listener, Volume 32, Issue 810, 4 February 1955, Page 19
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