Parichand's Correspondence with The Mother

17 September 1938

Mother,

Certain rose plants are apt to suffer from excessive moisture, either due to bad drainage or to the texture of the soil used in transplanting. It becomes necessary for such plants to be sheltered from the rain. This means shifting them to sheltered places each time it is raining or there is a chance of rain and bringing them back for sunning when the sky is clear. Do You like this?

I thought that plants did not like to be carried about too often ...

17 September 1938