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first our hostess offered to do so and will
report on it later 2^nd article was upon
planting trees, the writer advocating using
the natural fruit in order to secure more
perfect trees of all kinds.

The ususal good Forethougt report
contained much of value and furnished
answers to several of the questions
showing how well it anticipates our wants.

The Exhibits
Avalon, Flowers
Cloverley, cabbage, cucumbers corn
gooseberries and currants.

Questions
1 Is it too late to transplant celery
plants from the seed - bed? No

2 Why are wax beans drying up? Owing
to the great heat

3 Is is time to plant late cabbage plants
and what kinds are best? Henderson's
"succession" Savoy Flat Dutch
are good varieties and plent of time
yet to do it.

4 Why are peas dying? The pea lice
on them most probably

5 Red raspeberries when preserved are
very seedy, can it be due to the heat?