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Apr 18, 2021 RobertMyers Jan 17, 2020 Sandy Spring Museum	Page 109 H/4/1885 -6. lawn and manured in the fall dress with bone dust and Kainite 9 What do with Elm trees infested with insects? no certain remedy known. 10 Are there any peas which do not require sticking? None reliable Many persons have given up sticking peas but plant more of them and let them run. Others use stakes and strings to support. The garden is in or- der and the early vegetables planted. The conservatory was much admired with its cen terpiece of Callas, ten blossoms showing, Geraniums in great variety of colors. Begonias &c. glowing with beauty. Next meeting to be at Avalon Readers Carrie Brooke Mary Magruder	Page 109

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