The Gresham Club | London. E.C.
6: Feb: 1882
Sir,
In your “Cross Fertilization” I note you advise sowing flower seeds in contiguity grown in different localities.1
Should I obtain a similar benefit by mixing part home grown and purchased cereals—if so I shall try oats.
If you have time for a very brief reply I shall esteem it a favour, in which case please address me to
Perry Shed Farm
Erith, Kent.
I must apologize for the liberty I am taking which I hope you will pardon—
Yours faithfully | Joseph Hewett.
C. R. Darwin Esqre.
Please cite as “DCP-LETT-13667,” in Ɛpsilon: The Charles Darwin Collection accessed on