FARMER'S COLUMN.
LOCAL NEWS. The Spring has broken in all at! once. The peach trees are out in full blossom, and bear promise of being loaded with fruit, if the high winds keep off for another two weeks. I Gooseberry bushes are blooming in j warm borders, and a few damson j trees are also opening out theii* j * flowers. KITCHEN garden. Simple directions. — Sow every kind of vegetable seed ; make fresh bed*! of garden herbs, by dividing their [ ■'js, j indj or by ing his we lin ins ot ras ter asm is ato ire, and Harden off betore transplanting into trenches. We shall be glad to receive notes on gardening and farming matters from the settlers, believing an exchange of ideas and methods of procedure will be of advantage to all, and our columns will be always open for such purpose.
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Manawatu Herald, 27 September 1878, Page 3
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143FARMER'S COLUMN. Manawatu Herald, 27 September 1878, Page 3
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