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    « Free Unisex Scarf Patterns Suitable for the Red Scarf Project | Main | A Plethora of Patterns -- More Scarves! »

    Friday, July 03, 2009

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    Kristen

    Straining mightily to refrain from making rude comment...

    AnnaMarie

    Looking good! I picked peas yesterday and had them in chicken salad with Gayle. Yummy!

    minnie

    still only getting salad here. however, the beans, tomatoes & eggplant are blossoming!

    Mary

    Gorgeous! Here in the steamy midwest I have only the tiniest of broccoli babies! But we do have an abundance of green beans.
    Love your garden adventures.

    margene

    How did you get broccoli so early? It's beautiful.

    Sarah

    I was so hopeful for our broccoli, and then nothing. Enjoy an extra handful for me. I love broccoli!

    gayle

    Our broccoli plants are finally starting to take off, but nowhere near flowering yet.
    Enjoy!

    thea

    Broccoli soup. my fave. Just sayin....

    marianne

    ditto what Kristen wrote. hee.

    Doris

    That broccoli looks delicious, even without any Alfredo...

    Gillian

    You're not so far south of us, but are you ever a lot more advanced! I will also admit to being behind in planting, but still....

    Elizabeth

    My broccoli (the ones that the rabbits, skunks, raccoons, deer (insert your choice of wildlife here) didn't get) aren't flowering yet.
    Fess up, you are some sort of garden wench, I mean witch...

    Cookie

    Yum!

    I'll be in the naughty corner if you need me.

    elizabeth a airhart

    oh well good night

    anne

    i'm telling you, it's the weirdest gardening year! aside from the fact that mine is actually growing like crazy (haha, shut UP!), i can't get over how abundant everything is in the COLD dreary weather we're having. it's like a polar bear club party out there . . .

    anne

    oh crap, i forgot the REAL reason i commented; i wanted to ask if you grew the broccoli from seed or from starts, and if from seed, did you start those indoors or out in the ground?
    thanks!

    Leigh

    I would hold Alfredo and eat the broccoli raw.... nice veg!

    Laurie

    Hee hee! Too too funny!

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