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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 239, 6 October 1923, Page 20

VEGETABLES. CROPPING A SMALL GARDEN. Crops to be Sown and Planted During October. Successlonal Crops. Sow radishes along border. At end of September, follow ratUshet with parsley. Sow parsnips (2 rows). T These crops will be in the ground till the Sow beetroot long (1 row). I following winter. As soon as they are Sow carrots, intermediate (1 row). [lifted, trench and manure ground in reaalSow onions (2 rows). J ness for spring. Plant autumn-sown onions (2 rows). Follow onions with one rew of shorthorn carrots and one of Brussels sprouts. Plant potatoes in rows 3 feet apart As soon as earthed up, plant between tie (4 rows). rows:— 2 rows of broccoli. 1 row of celery. 1 row of leeks. Sow round beet (1 row). Follow beet with spinach (manure th» ground for the spinach). Sow peas (2 rows). As soon as peas are over, plant 2 rowi of cabbage plants. Sow broad beans (1 row). Cauliflower plants to follow broad beans, riant cauliflowers (2 rows). Peas for succession. riant cabbages (2 rows). French beans for succession. Sow shorthorn carrot (1 row). Silver beet to follow carrots. These may follow winter greens or Sow turnips (2 rows). broccoli, and may be followed by French beans or peas. riant a border of lettuces. . Follow lettuces with iowing of radislios-

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