June 4, 1773

Posted by sydney on Jun 4th, 1773

Began to tack the vines, which are backward.  Crataegus aria blows beautifully.

June 1, 1770

Posted by sydney on Jun 1st, 1770

St. foin is large, & thick, & lodged by the rain.

May 31, 1770

Posted by sydney on May 31st, 1770

Backward apples begin to blow.  The chafers seem much incomoded by the cold weather.

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