March 15
Posted by sydney on Mar 15th, 2009
- 1792: March 15, 1792 – Snow-drops are out of bloom. Rainbow.
- 1790: March 15, 1790 – A vast snake appears at the hot-beds.
- 1789: March 15, 1789 – Snow on the ground. raw & cold. Mrs Clement left us.
- 1788: March 15, 1788 – The hot-bed streams very much; but the plants thrive, & put out their roots down the sides of the hills; & the weeds spring in the bed. Yet a little neglect, should there come hot sun-shine, would burn the plants. Holes are bored on every side in the dung.
- 1780: March 15, 1780 – Mrs. Snooke was buried.
- 1775: March 15, 1775 – Hard frost, hot sun. Sheltered the fruit-wall bloom with boughs of ivy & yew.
- 1773: March 15, 1773 – Mild & grey, sun. Ants. Chrysomela Gottingensis. This insect is very common with us.
- 1769: March 15, 1769 – Made cucumber-bed over again; & added many barrows of fresh dung: it was so drenched with snow & rain that it would not heat. Great hail-storm.
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