April 10, 1788

Posted by sydney on Apr 10th, 1788

Crown Imperials blow, & stink.  Much gossamer.  Bat.

April 8, 1788

Posted by sydney on Apr 8th, 1788

Timothy heaves up the earth.

April 7, 1788

Posted by sydney on Apr 7th, 1788

Cucumbers begin to set.  Put some honey in the frames to tempt the bees.

April 6, 1788

Posted by sydney on Apr 6th, 1788

NIGHTINGALE heard in the church-litten coppice: qu.

April 5, 1788

Posted by sydney on Apr 5th, 1788

The first radishes failed.  After all Mr Charles Etty did not sail fm St Hellens ’till this morning.

April 3, 1788

Posted by sydney on Apr 3rd, 1788

Dogs-tooth violets blow.

April 2, 1788

Posted by sydney on Apr 2nd, 1788

Sowed a bed of Onions.  Mr Churton left us.

April 1, 1788

Posted by sydney on Apr 1st, 1788

Daffodils in bloom.  Mr Churton came.

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