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April 9. 1928 Washington
The flowers of the Sheerbush
whose buds have been daily expectantly
opened today, as the leaves of
the Chestnut Oaks were visible.
For some days the tulips have
been showing green.
Elm leaves are almost
showing.
In some of the warmer streets
the tulips and plum buds
have progressed to a point where
they cast a little shade.
April 10.
This morning the leaves
of the elms and the Norway
maples are showing visible.