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06-10-2011, 12:36 AM
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peas again
"Derald" wrote in message ... "David Hare-Scott" wrote: I don't understand how the growing and eating qualities of pea cultivars is off topic for rec.gardens.edible or was two sentences about cooking old peas too much? Growing them and cooking them do seem complementary but, hey, playing topic police may be the high point of his day and if that's all it takes to make little stevie feel useful, well, let him have at it, say I. I'm grateful to have contributed to another's sense of self worth. Truth is, I had thought to suggest that perhaps the thread had drifted a bit but Nanny beat me to it. Are "southern peas" , AKA cowpeas, cultivated in your neck of the woods? -- Derald FL USDA zone 9a http://www.onlineconversion.com/ I thought you had me killfiled. |
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