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22-08-2007, 12:33 AM posted to rec.gardens.edible

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But the rosemary, basil, mint, oregano, lemon verbena, strawberries,
okra, raspberries, paw paw, apple, and probably some others I'm
forgetting to mention, don't seem to need watering.

You have paw paw! Though I have one (and what is left of another the
neighbor broke off), it is still a ways away from producing. Are the
fruits worth the wait?

Glenna

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