Okay, I’ll admit that this summer was a terrible one for growing tomatoes, and no, I can’t make claims that my garden was immune from the sting of Tomato Blight! But you know what, I still had more than enough homegrown tomatoes to enjoy and share with friends in spite of the widespread disease. This [...]
Well maybe “blight” isn’t at the top of your list of soup ingredients, but Jo raised an interesting question regarding using produce that may be tainted with disease or isn’t in the best condition; and whether or not such produce is suitable for human consumption:
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Julie Caple: Love your site. Very informative and yet gets to the point quickly. I never knew there were so many...
shiva: Human hair, Urine are some of the best defence against the pesky deers. Some people hang irish spring soaps or...
Jack: Just wondering if anyone knows if there are wild paw paw trees on Maryland ?
Ruth Hall: Thanks for the info Les, I’ll have to look them up! 
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