RE: Veggie Intro #2
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- Date: Fri, 1 Jan 1999 19:29:32 -0800
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We are nearly neighbors. I'm just one mile from the Columbia River
and see part of the city of Kalama out my livingroom window.
(Waving...hee,hee.)
That's wonderful to hear of your Brussel Sprouts.
What kind are they ?
Where did you get them ?
What kind of carrots are they ?
Sincerely,
~Carleen~
Keeper of Sheep & Old Roses
Rainier, Oregon ~ Zone 8
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> From: Neason <Rebecca.Neason@foxinternet.net>
> I live a bit north of you in the Cascade foothills near Enumclaw
Wa,
> which is about 40 miles SE of Seattle.
>
> We had the 10 degree F temps (-12 degrees C) as well last week but
the
> Brussels sprouts came through just fine. We had a few light frosts
> (maybe 3??) in November and some light frosts and freezes in the
few
> days leading up to the really cold weather. That seemed to harden
up
> the B. sprouts enough that they survived. I picked half a gallon
of
> sprouts today, as well as 6 large carrots.
>
> The overwintering fava beans (broad beans) were knocked back but
they
> will sprout again and be in full flower by April.
>
> Steve (Maritime...)
