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Seymour Bigby-Heinz -stuff wrote:

Well, somebody's foolish procedures somewhere in the food distribution
network has screwed-up our spinach supply. Guess what I'll be adding
to my garden...

Sy

Buy it at your local farmer's market until you can get a crop going.

Jan

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On Fri, 15 Sep 2006 22:35:53 -0800, Jan Flora
wrote:
Seymour Bigby-Heinz -stuff wrote:

Well, somebody's foolish procedures somewhere in the food distribution
network has screwed-up our spinach supply. Guess what I'll be adding
to my garden...

Buy it at your local farmer's market until you can get a crop going.

Yabut, it's been too hot to grow spinach around here until lately.
There's no way to get it except at the grocery store.

And, no malabar isn't a suitable substitute.


Penelope




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On Sun, 17 Sep 2006 22:34:53 GMT, Penelope Periwinkle
wrote:

On Fri, 15 Sep 2006 22:35:53 -0800, Jan Flora
wrote:
Seymour Bigby-Heinz -stuff wrote:

Well, somebody's foolish procedures somewhere in the food distribution
network has screwed-up our spinach supply. Guess what I'll be adding
to my garden...

Buy it at your local farmer's market until you can get a crop going.

Yabut, it's been too hot to grow spinach around here until lately.
There's no way to get it except at the grocery store.

And, no malabar isn't a suitable substitute.


Penelope

I just planted some today. I'm in zone 7a in North Carolina. My
beans are still producing well. We plowed under some beans because
the bugs were eating them. Now I have some 3 to 4" plants coming
along. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a late frost.
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Susan N.

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48 percent indignation, and 50 percent envy."
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The Cook wrote in
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I just planted some today. I'm in zone 7a in North Carolina. My
beans are still producing well. We plowed under some beans because
the bugs were eating them. Now I have some 3 to 4" plants coming
along. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a late frost.

Bugs have been bad on my beans this year too. They got to the first
planting (we got about a bowl's worth from that) and the seven dust got
to the bugs for the second planting (much more. :-))

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