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H/9/1902 -3-

Longwood, okra, apples, tomatoes
red & green peppers, Lima beans,
sweet potatoes, carrots, parsnips,
salsify, 3 kinds apples & flowers

Falling Green Canteleupe

Knollton, cabbage, squash, egg-plant
peas, cucumbers, carrots, okra,
parsnips, salsify, potatoes, pepper
sweet potatoes, turnips, tomatoes
Lima-beans, apples and peaches

Wrenwood, pears.

Riverside brought a specimen of
jelly made from may-apples
a light-amber color, solid
and pleasant flavor.

Mary Gilpin's Bartlett pears decayed
as soon as gathered; they were treated
as usual, in a cool, shady room.

John Bentley's kept nicely in a light cellar

Questions
1 A fine sugar-maple has no grass
under it, no top dressing has any
affect? Mulching might do good
Possibly there are rocks near the
surface.

2 In preparing for an asparagus bed
should it be plowed in the fall?