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H/4/1935-5.
bed but not use it until a new
one is ready to to cut after setting
out now.

Jessie was not given much encouragement
in methods to get rid
of chick weed & ground ivy. Plow deep
if you can.

It is better not to cut rhubarb
the first year after it is planted.
Raspberries can be fertilized now.
Evergreens can be set out successfully
in the spring but fall is considered a
better season.

The executive committee had not
met to make the lists of places of
meeting & readers for the year, so
Helen Hallowell & the secretary were
asked to prepare such lists.

A visit to the garden showed
it was in good shape to produce
the fruits, vegetables & flowers that
we know will be forth-coming
later on. In the conservatory
were many more blooming plants that
had evidently responded to the
care given them through the winter.

Adjourned with the next
meeting place to be announced later

Mariana S. Miller
Sec.