Peach sage

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• Subject: Peach sage
• From: p*@usr.com
• Date: Wed, 15 Oct 1997 11:03:45 -0500
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     Hi,
     
     I got the most recent crop of sages from Papa Genos 
     (www.papagenos.com). 
     
     The peach is slightly different from the pineapple in scent (more 
     peachy). The leaves look the same, maybe a little lighter in color. 
     The blooms are the same. Actually, I was hoping the plants would be 
     more different than they are. The flavor (in iced tea) is also very 
     similar.
     
     We got down to about 30 degrees last night, and everything seems to 
     have survived. I'll need to do my damage assessment tonight (I hate 
     this holding off the frost routine!). The neighbors had to wonder 
     about the glowing tent over my tomatoes and herbs! But I think with a 
     couple of lightbulbs and a thick tarp with the edges tucked in, I kept 
     the temperature about 40 degrees.
     
     Peggy
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