Kitchen Garden.
iGoinfi&TOß - up l^hfe • ffiffert(|||i crops of celery 8811%'^ 'quire it. Water copiously'itedj^i ■earthing up. If the mam^n^^ Inot already -planted out have ft py out at once, and thoroughly saturatsdiS wafcer after planting^ Attend ip;ta» Icessional sowings of French and S| beans ; earth up those crops %MeS [growing, tend -stake.the runHing.'^^Sji ►As ipr the crops which.arer^y!fe£ ■pull fche beans as they are r^yj*ji imore you pull before they %»jtJK| iyou; will have 'to pull. Tomaiio«?i| hip jfruiting -shoots, thin • put-'and'iiSi 'superfluous growth, allowing no T& 'to/.grow unless^ fruiting ones. Giveffl manure about once a week; ;^i :^fS ito Bwell the fruit and promote a ; l}etwj Jcession of fruit-bearing shoots., few ;of the most forward j^Vojv ripening off. When'such,'is flje-paal dry in;Sie,Bun for a few days, ;!g^l; 'in strings and hang up, to tHejFaffeii djy-aisy. ehed-where.a^freejcgßKjj can , get all ; aliout, i^ein. ar ,&igpi melons, pumpkins, etc.-^ice]tjjffi regulate Superfluous igrqwjsh) cucumbers plenty of water. r Jpufi'"ie| before it begins to -turn; yellow.: Jffi are better kept dry rnpjfy-r^ip ■much water ,is , given while ,■.sss is .swelling it is apt .^, JSA4J 'fruit l*rge 5 i r&nk and Btrongr&ojM| a small patch of cabbage acd-caulls seeli» Veitohe'suutumn gicait-isitS sow-npWi Eeep; the beds moist, wm (seed may.germinate quicklyliual'n strongly. Earth up all crops wWchM ttiß:syetsm pf cultivationy .'h|}w| w constantly stirring uptheßurJaratfl,^ tw-een rows of crops which Teqmriljjjjj jsygtem piE.r.er:opping.; .it'keeps;w^jiaj and admits a freer atm6spheri^|^ffl thg roots, besides longer retufii^M mjoistqre in the spil. Hare all/jMiJ ground from which, the early cn]jiln| t>6en taken off roughly;-dng. If raj^' •for. early autumn «roppHgj fsm jplerity of manurß while, .ilggpi«| loMßr,&Qil in a, rougli dry; state is »M to the faction of the air, thq- better|osnH| teropg*, The rubbish heaj),,^ufßj&Bj turned over so as. ixj .gefcifc into a fjjyjg for j using for manure. .If p mjLlc i|H tujfuinig^ mix with a quantity of nj|iH manure j if such is doneapw, taake .capital .manure : by^a^^MlH j Flower Garden, B
/IBbighasbeen^a^pod eeasoniflfcji the ordinary. fiowferißg.Bla^tetfSSS! been fr&fuent showers <fii;sifaM comgaratiyely A cold .w'ejsff.»i tttixswi flower 'bpraeis impst d jjbfij aud sown annjajf will W tiSariyspent All such ffAmid;W. 5? awfty-'bo ifche rot heap.; fßaJsajfc? cockscombs, -pertulaea, .etc., shouHl? ii&.aMngJ'iaif show. .■Ev^ljl|wf|l| to, be )gke» -so as to • k^mjm Bepioi i&b .long -as .posaib^. \nW£ mmvLte-fmLnently. ,fDahliaa|W qnfenilyi Jteke and pjnfih ; »«M^pß crease the number of ;Ipf§B»w Gladiolas: 6iv«liquid i^Bt^tftw! ■afce, just •^beginning. ij» 4W^i'tl^ Sirhieb are-speftt, 19.a.t off-fcbfl %Sg| %yd- don'.t t allp* ;it: ■to > s^ ;3«BHi| liquid; mft»H«, sd'««<|9 enep«#lP^ lot of 4owers. .:Wf and water..freely, so #&$&'&& dt«sedvto Jpwer. a ; ae<?oiid< <^Hfs» 'and regulate all tall-growingiPWii quently hoe and-stir the sv^«f#v tha Redding depMMcgmnW ing and "pegging down. »«?ltfJyS plants. Manyofthebeddiirt;S :pr'6he: fo.maKe':^r6ng'Tpk;|Wl^ thieras mi^h'as posslolei stuin^y growth is -ffie -.W«L I!Lfi Sundance of flowers. ( ..OorianMg as materials come to hand; givM ET liquis?minure. =FWk.-«ff'»»SW«| form seed,po&B^as the *i irobs 'tolanfc, < ' Att«v*lftg» ""JJ ;floV,bi tfippßd; THe sWWg.^E||| for this Beasbn is now o?er^ W^ now they will not mab^J) during the autumn a™'*!" tp place look much-|idier for tw «p quently, and if po^^^KJSl ■feet order .throughout the ■»J* BJ depend^ mfidh on the Wgs eraVs edgings, &(v, »&Ws& ■show .sijr-ns of suffering -fee » iwater, give one goSfrdreßctoifv of the tiyjMWfm a^feffiobn. When .^^gUy aiaosyfinge tbbse f p|nWraOM ithey less .troubl*^ ; M to free-growing plantsme4l|l about twice, a,week.,, M.Mm§ : peata get establJsKed op ffiLiPj arid ''if thpy^mpe Wf J^it i j ! projapli jheassures 9 * ito £e6ptheni under tnan w> ;w*jr
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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 23, 28 January 1888, Page 2 (Supplement)
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586Kitchen Garden. Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 23, 28 January 1888, Page 2 (Supplement)
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