Re: Spring? Soggy enough.

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• From: H* H* <h*@dnai.com>
• Date: Wed, 26 Nov 1997 11:10:26 -0800
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>Spring is where? We haven't had any snow yet here in the Bitterroot 
>Valley in Montana. I've planted garlic, horseradish & marshmellow to 
>winter over.
>

Wow, no snow!  We've had 2+ inches of rain in the last 24 hours in
Berkeley, CA--we dug a major drainage trench so this is the first year the
garden and backyard are not flooded.  Hurray!

My garlic is coming up quicker than I expected.  Bob, you should make sure
you've got a good solid layer of mulch (straw) on your garlic to keep it
from heaving.

My Web site has a chat room enabled.  One of these days I'm going to
schedule a chat and invite you all to gab in real time.  All you need is a
Netscape or MSIE browser 3.x or later (java enabled)  If anyone's got any
ideas on this chat subject please get in touch.  thanks.

Happy Thanksgiving to everybody Stateside-
Havi
Havi Hoffman
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