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02-04-2005, 01:27 AM
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Troy Lubbers wrote: In addition to the above, Not quite edible, perhaps useful if you brew your own beer though, is hops. You could train some indeterminate tomatos, some pole beans, maybe a small melon or summer squash?? Lots of plants that are edible have a vining habit. Troy Hops is difficult to get rid of in a short period of time. Creeps about in a manner similar to poison ivy. Runners..Cucumbers can be trained to vine too. Bill -- Zone 5 S Jersey USA Shade garden in a Japanese manner Vision problems? http://www.ocutech.com/ Tell folks where to get your files FREE at http://www.DropLoad.com "oeuf tôt pique " Lover |
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