April 4, 1786

Posted by sydney on Apr 4th, 1786

Planted 1 doz. of white currans, & six of goose-berry trees, with many rasp-plants on the orchard-side of the bank.  Turned-out the cucumber-plants into the hills of the bearing-bed; they are large & strong, & began to be too big for the pots.  Sowed onions, & parsnips: the ground is dusty, & works well.  10 pots of Cucumber-plants remain.  Sowed radishes, & lettuce.  Planted one Roman, & one Newington Nectarine-tree against the fruit-wall.

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