March 13, 1793

Posted by sydney on Mar 13th, 1793

During my absence Thomas parted-out my polyanths, & planted them in rows along the orchard walk, & up the border of Baker’s Hill by the hot beds.  My Brother has a pigeon-house stocked with perhaps 50 pairs of birds, which have not yet begun to breed.  He has in the yard Turkeys, a large breed of ducks, & fine fowls.  On the ponds are geese, which begin to sit.

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