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Jun 02, 2021 RobertMyers Jan 17, 2020 Sandy Spring Museum	Page 157 H/5/1887 -4. When yards have had a winter dress- -ing of stable manure, how get them clean? Birch brooms suggested. Since our last meeting at this place a beautiful new porch and various inter -nal improvements have been made. The conservatory was luxuriant and the garden remarkably well advanced. The corn and long rows of vegetables were admired of all beholders Ellen Farquhar brought salvia plants and geranium cuttings for distribution A member showed a garden apron made of enamel cloth, which allows the wearer to kneel without fear of damp -ness when tired by stooping to weed or set out or pot plants Next meeting at Avalon	Page 157 H/5/1887 -4. When yards have had a winter dress- -ing of stable manure, how get them clean? Birch brooms suggested. Since our last meeting at this place a beautiful new porch and various inter -nal improvements have been made. The conservatory was luxuriant and the garden remarkably well advanced. The corn and long rows of vegetables were admired of all beholders Ellen Farquhar brought salvia plants and geranium cuttings for distribution A member showed a garden apron made of enamel cloth, which allows the wearer to kneel without fear of damp -ness when tired by stooping to weed or set out or pot plants Next meeting at Avalon

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