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246 H/5;1890 -4.
The specimens were from Longwood
cauliflower & cabbage plants, several varieties of
tomato plants, radishes lettuce Pansies and Brazilian
corn for distribution, [?]aid to be the kind
used to make wheat bread in South Carolina
from Hermon, a beautiful Cactus from Riverton
Panlo[wn?]ia flowers, asparagus, beets, radishes,
pea vine a foot high, corn 7 inches, onion
potato size of a walnut, Tomato & cucumber plants
Springdale, Crab apple blossoms, peas & beans
Rockland. Kale, pea vine, tomato plant & flowers
Cloverly, salsify, corn, peas, potato, beet and cucumber
plants and asparagus.
Rock Spring Onions, asparagus, potato & pea plants
Brooke Grove, Cabbage, onion, beet corn, pea
& potato plants lettuce and flowers.
Falling Green, corn, beet, potoato plants pea
in bloom and onions

In our walk we saw much to admire
in the natural beauties of the place; The
vegetable garden was in excellent order
the seeds came up remarkably well. The
raspberries were trimmed and tied to their
wire. The flower garden was partly in
order; the many rains and the early month
having prevented much work from being
done in it. Double narcessus was in bloom
and much admired.

Adjourned to meet next at
Riverton the home of our new member
Kate Janney.

246 H/5;1890 -4.
The specimens were from Longwood
cauliflower & cabbage plants, several varieties of
tomato plants, radishes lettuce Pansies and Brazilian
corn for distribution, [?]aid to be the kind
used to make wheat bread in South Carolina
from Hermon, a beautiful Cactus from Riverton
Panlo[wn?]ia flowers, asparagus, beets, radishes,
pea vine a foot high, corn 7 inches, onion
potato size of a walnut, Tomato & cucumber plants
Springdale, Crab apple blossoms, peas & beans
Rockland. Kale, pea vine, tomato plant & flowers
Cloverly, salsify, corn, peas, potato, beet and cucumber
plants and asparagus.
Rock Spring Onions, asparagus, potato & pea plants
Brooke Grove, Cabbage, onion, beet corn, pea
& potato plants lettuce and flowers.
Falling Green, corn, beet, potoato plants pea
in bloom and onions

In our walk we saw much to admire
in the natural beauties of the place; The
vegetable garden was in excellent order
the seeds came up remarkably well. The
raspberries were trimmed and tied to their
wire. The flower garden was partly in
order; the many rains and the early month
having prevented much work from being
done in it. Double narcessus was in bloom
and much admired.

Adjourned to meet next at
Riverton the home of our new member
Kate Janney.