TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 143, 18 June 1887, Page 2 (Supplement)

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

vines not Fruiting (E a » A , „ - ijf.weU: the MotsStbvSaSESSK PpSSSySt , ing the ground .would not SSM remedy matters*'remove evSMS'' within twelve feet of,the front «*§**£ wovk/Wer'tlic Surface ln?iil%S vrongh bones so as to make the ffiLW" Value of Wood Ashes MimaSS splona 1 d for dusting'over Sfir plants or vegetables, as slugs and snails; but. to use ' -they must be kepMa arperfectlH^ ; ; Wood ashes also.aot as a powerfti»' to the roots 'of '■any crops ■'li% ri sown in the dr.Us with the seeds, or £$* over the surface of the beds , .' ' Tfi?W?W ■less, and may be safely applied-t6 th»- haiEtender plants Iα all stages of their Lily of (B.)l'-I agrtt If -f that the above Is one of the Si l " prettiest of flowers,■■but it around Auckland, and that is the M® you never tee.it. AfewgentleinenS^ l .it fame after timc.buVthe results bS^ l wiU never make" it a 1 general I think it is to be obtained'XromSftnurserymen here. ...... , : metl| % Gkowikg 'Watkrcress (Cress) -vS?'" ~ easily get, watercress to grow in aivS* stream or where there is plentybfilS snmmer. In such places you ; ; obtimafew cuttiogs anddibb'ettenK* soil j ust under apath the. water. .They«S e grow and spread all iibout. > 'WM