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Perennial Kitchen Garden
11 March 2013, 22:39, (This post was last modified: 11 March 2013, 22:40 by MaryN.)
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RE: Perennial Kitchen Garden
(11 March 2013, 22:23)preservefreak Wrote: great post Mary, where did you get heirloom asparagus seed? I would also like to mention rhubarb which works in a very similar way

Hi. I get a lot of my veggie seeds from Chiltern Seeds. They can be a bit more expensive, but the choice is pretty wide. Not sure where Straight Shooter got his from.

Oh yes, rhubarb. Of course it is a vegetable, I forgot, I always think of it as a fruit. I always think of it as nature's "laxative", but I think it too has lots of previously undiscovered health benefits.

Nature's great, isn't it.
(11 March 2013, 22:24)Straight Shooter Wrote: Ok thanks for that mary...i got em so i,ll sow em just to say i tried em will let you know how i get on

Please do tell me how you get on. I'm always interested to know. Just basically curious.
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Perennial Kitchen Garden - by MaryN - 11 March 2013, 20:58
RE: Perennial Kitchen Garden - by MaryN - 11 March 2013, 21:45
RE: Perennial Kitchen Garden - by preservefreak - 11 March 2013, 22:23
RE: Perennial Kitchen Garden - by MaryN - 11 March 2013, 22:39
RE: Perennial Kitchen Garden - by SecretPrepper - 11 March 2013, 23:53
RE: Perennial Kitchen Garden - by Lightspeed - 12 March 2013, 03:08
RE: Perennial Kitchen Garden - by MaryN - 12 March 2013, 20:27
RE: Perennial Kitchen Garden - by ObongoPox - 12 March 2013, 12:27
RE: Perennial Kitchen Garden - by ObongoPox - 12 March 2013, 22:12

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