Paspalum Dilitatum.
_M* W. Seccombe, of :New South ' • Wales, is" at presens on a visit to Palmerston North in connection with the introduction of paspalum dilitatum grass into this district. The time" to sow this seed is when the weather is warm as it requires both heat and • • moisture to germinate, and it is recom- , •. "■ mended that planting be commenced towards the end of this month. Paspalum| dilifatunr is largely grown in Australia, and it is said to be one of the best fodder plants as it grows vigorously in summer and makes a splendid winter sward. Mr Seccombe will' have a*' v 1 display of seeds and plants at the next Show of the A. and P. Society.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8086, 8 September 1905, Page 5
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