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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



May 15 



as I set a year ago in a box filled with leaf mold, and 

 mulched with moss, which has been kept well moist- 

 ened. They are growing nicely. That is all 1 can tell 

 you as to culture. 1 also include two small plants of 

 Hepatica and two of trailing arbutus. I have heard it 

 stated that the latter can not be transplanted success- 

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 with the wintergreen. The box was kept in the cellar 

 during the winter. The local name for wintergreen 

 here is "mountain tea." Burdett Hassett. 



Reliance, Va., May 8. 



Many thanks, friend H., not only for the 

 plant (especially the trailing arbutus), but 

 for the information you give that winter- 

 greens can be grown under cultivation. We 

 have got them planted outdoors in a rich 

 sandy loam muched with moss as you direct. 



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