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Elza asked for information
in treatment of Rhubarb. Discussion
rich mulching and cultivation
was necessary.
Mr. Hurry asked if anyone was
having a similar experience
his potatoes are not coming
through on time. Several have the
same complaint this year.
Many members have not planted
gardens because of excessive rain.
Ground too wet to cultivate.
Unusual at this time of the
year in our climate not to have a
growing garden first of May.
Adjourned to Edgewood, June 6th.
The lawn and gardens at Norwood
looked well cared foras always.
The flower gardens showed much bloom
with promise of great beauty later.
The famous Box wood Walk ever the
object of admiration with the young
growth of spring covering its branches
seemed even more interesting and
wonderful. Each home we go into seems
to possess a charm all its own.

Mary M. Nichols. Sect'y