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to read to the Horticultural, that would
imply that we know it all, & there is
little left for us to be told _ However
she gave us an interesting article on
"? School Gardens are urged".
"School gardens were so successful
during the war and they should be en-
couraged to continue the good work,
because of the almost endless educa-
tional opportunities offered to boys &
girls through supervised garden work.
Gardening under school supervision is
as important in the life and educa-
tion of our boys and girls that a commu-
nity cannot be said to have done
its full duty by its children until
every child has been given a chance
to have a garden & until the subject
of gardening is made a regular part
of the school course".

Katherine Garney? had a volunteer article,
& gave us some valuable reminders for
work to be done in the garden in the
month of May.

"Don't begin to "let up" just because
you see the rows beginning to grow
green & attractive. Most of the material