Re: Broccoli Sprouts

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• Subject: Re: Broccoli Sprouts
• From: M* W* <m*@simreal.com>
• Date: Wed, 17 Sep 1997 20:55:15 +0000
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John,

> I have been reading about Broccoli Sprouts containing more cancer fighting
> chemicals than the mature vegetable.
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> Does anyone know where there is a source of these seeds that have not been
> chemically treated so they could be safely sprouted and consumed?
>
> Is it to late to start growing broccoli for seed (I'm in the Portland

Seeds for Change offers organic seed as well as Territorial Seed in
Cottage Grove.
Melissa in Eugene,
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Melissa Wise
mwise@simreal.com

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