Botanical Record and Prevailing Temperatures

Dates when flowers, trees, and plants bloomed in 1767, with

temperatures, extracted from John Mercer's journal, in back of

Ledger B

_Temp._

March

21 46-63 Daffodil

Hyacinths 6

Violet

Narcissous

22 60-69 Almond

Apricot

24 37-47 Plum sm^l

30 45-48 May Cherry

Cucumber hotbed

31 44-52 Beans

Pease

April

1 47-48 Dwarf Iris

2 41-52 Peach

Hyacinth s d 10

D^od 5

Cowslips

3 44-50 rain all night & morn

6 44-46 D^o all night & day

7 44-50 Cherry y & b D^o all night

Plum Comm.

Wild currant

9 48-32 Peach d bl

Asparagus

Radishes

Crown Imperial

12 44-54 Tulip early

13 54-62 Pear

Wall flower

15 48-53 Frittillary rain all night

16 46-60 Green Sagia

17 48-55 Prickson

18 48-60 Columbine

Tulips

Strawberry

20 34-60 Lilac

Catchfly Julia

April

22 46-51 Jonquil

24 46-62 Formantil

26 70-78 Syringa

Persian Lilac

Honeysuckle Virg^a

Hyacinth dw ... purp.

28 60-65 Iris la^r blue

Narcissus w.

30 64-70 Parrot Tulip

May

1 54-60 Rose

3 53-57 Mourn^g bride rain in the night

Peony w^t

Hyacinth dou. bl.

4 55-63 Purple Stocks D^o in the night & morn.

5 59-66 White D^o

6 54-67 Agerolis

Peony red

7 60-72 Honeysuckle

8 59-72 Spiderwort

Horsechestnut

Snow drop

9 59-65 Yellow Lilly

Borage

10 59-65 Fraxinella

11 66-68 Yellow s Rose

Fringe tree

12 64-68 Grass pinks

13 63-70 Annual stock

14 65-72 Madeira Iris

Sweet w^m

15 60-76 Corn Hay fine rain in the night

16 60-70 Spiraea frietus

17 56-74 Feath^r Hyacinth

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