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BadBeagleBad
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I'd love some kale seeds.
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Cool! I will bring you some and then trust then to the postal system. If you let one plant go to seed you will have an ongoing supply of seeds. Maybe we will start something and get kale going in Mexico. It is really easy to grow, pretty disease resistant and grows FAST.
I am also planning on bringing some grape and cherry tomato seeds.
Guy, I am totally with your daughter on the grape tomatoes, it's a whole different taste. |
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MotherF
Joined: 07 Jun 2010
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Location: 17�48'N 97�46'W
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| Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 3:17 pm Post subject: |
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We get grape tomatoes around here--not sure if they are actually that variety, or sometimes weather contidions mean the tomatoes ripen faster and are therefore smaller?
My 2 year old loves red plums (which are in right now!) and once grabbed a tiny tomato at the market and popped it in his mouth and immediately spit it out with a look on his face like someone just played a cruel joke on him.
BTW, my dictionary says kale is col risado  I've heard chino used for curly lettuce here. Col chino would make me think bok choy! Any ideas on what it's called? |
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