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“ Kaitangata."—You could certainly remove your clematis if it is done at once. Cut back the leaders to within three feet of the base. Then dig around the roots and lift carefully, destroying as few roots as possible. Then plant into new quarters, pressing the soil around the roots firmly, “ W.G.T.”—Chimney soot is a very valuable manure for vegetables or flowers and especially for lawns. Keep it in a dry store or shed until the end of August, then _ work it into the surface of the soil just prior to the sowing or planting of crops.
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Evening Star, Issue 22086, 20 July 1935, Page 23
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