February 15
Posted by sydney on Feb 15th, 2008
- 1793: February 15, 1793 – Rain & hail in the night. Made a seedling-cucumber bed: mended the frame, & put it on.
- 1792: February 15, 1792 – Crown imperials sprout.
- 1788: February 15, 1788 – Taw & hop-scotch come in fashion among the boys.
- 1784: February 15, 1784 – Snow deep, & drifted thro’ the hedges in curious, & romantic shapes.
- 1783: February 15, 1783 – Drank tea at Newton by day-light. Sheep on the down look deplorably!
- 1781: February 15, 1781 – Strong N. aurora: very red in the N.E.
- 1779: February 15, 1779 – A vivid Aurora: a red belt from East to West.
- 1778: February 15, 1778 – The sun at tsetting shines into the E. corner of my great parlor.
- 1773: February 15, 1773 – Helleborus viridis emerges & blows.
- 1768: February 15, 1768 – Cucumber plants show two rough leaves. Forward turneps rot. Evergreens appear more damaged than at first was imagined, especially those in sunny aspects. Bees gather on ye winter aconite. Arbutus but little damaged by the frost. Ilex much hurt. Hollies, pinched by the frost, cast their leaves. Laurustinus killed to the ground.
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