June 11, 1785

Posted by sydney on Jun 11th, 1785

My potatoes do but just sprout above ground.  Sweet Williams blow.  When the hen fly-catcher sits on her eggs, the cock feeds her with great assiduity, even on ’till past nine in the evening.

June 10, 1785

Posted by sydney on Jun 10th, 1785

The late severe winter, & spring seem to have destroyed most of the black snails.  Planted-out all the annuals in general down Baker’s hill, & in the garden.  The plants are strong, & vigorous, & the season very favourable; the earth is well moistened, & the weather warm, still, shady, & dripping.

June 8, 1785

Posted by sydney on Jun 8th, 1785

Planted the bank in the garden, & the opposite border with China asters all the whole length.

June 5, 1785

Posted by sydney on Jun 5th, 1785

Dame’s violets blow, & are very double.

June 4, 1785

Posted by sydney on Jun 4th, 1785

Several halo’s & mock-suns this morning.  Wheat looks black, & gross.  Crickets sing much on the hearth this evening:  they feel the influence of moist air, & sing against rain.  As the great wall-nut tree has no foliage this year, we have hung the meat-safe on Miss White’s Sycomore, which she planted a nut;  where it will be much in the air, & be well sheltered from the sun by leaves.

June 2, 1785

Posted by sydney on Jun 2nd, 1785

Abram Loe came.  My well is very low.

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