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Jul 06, 2023 Sandy Spring Museum Jun 03, 2022 Princess1 Jan 17, 2020 Sandy Spring Museum	Page 228 H/6.1889 -4. H/7/1889-1- 229 7 Is it too late to plant sweet potatoes? no 8 What are the best kinds? Southern Queen jersey red and Nansermond 9 What shall be cone about the deayed planting of melons, beans, and a other later vegetables? Plant now The neatness of the vegetable commented upon by many in our walk while all looked with interest at the new flower garden, the products of which we hope frequently to enjoy in the fortune. Adjourned to meet at Longwood Mary Magruder Sec. pro tem Longwood July 2^nd 1889 Thermo. 80' All the families belonging to the Horticulural with the execption of Riverside were represented at this unusually large meeting The guests were Mr. Kate Janney and Children, Mare, Ulric and Sidney Hutton, Margaret Hallowell Hettie Moore, Carrie Gover, Eliza Miller, Mrs. Marian Young, Mr & Mrs. Peck, Prof. & Mrs Warfield, Miss Amy Hutton, Miss Porter, Janie Smith, Nettie Hopkins, Mr. McCulloh (three) and Stabler and Rebecca Miller. The specimens of vegetables were unusually fine and abundants, but the flower	Page 228 H/6.1889 -4. H/7/1889-1- 229 7 Is it too late to plant sweet potatoes? no 8 What are the best kinds? Southern Queen jersey red and Nansermond 9 What shall be cone about the deayed planting of melons, beans, and a other later vegetables? Plant now The neatness of the vegetable commented upon by many in our walk while all looked with interest at the new flower garden, the products of which we hope frequently to enjoy in the fortune. Adjourned to meet at Longwood Mary Magruder Sec. pro tem

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