I'm trying out the flowering heads of my bolted oak leaf lettuce as a filler in the vase this weekend. It's day two and they're still standing.
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The zinnas are nice BUT how about those tomatoes!
xo Jane
It's tomato picking time in brooklyn. I imagine so in Virginia too. We were due for some rain so be picked a bunch a bit early.
Wish I'd thought of that before I pulled my bolted lettuce...excellent idea. P.S. Brugal is my favorite!
Ellen, for a second there I thought Brugal was a tip about your favorite lettuce and then I remembered that it's rum. P.S. My Apios americana has beenpods now. Gonna go check to see if you had any recipe recommendations for them.
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