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Jan 3, 2022 11:31 AM CST
Name: Lynda Horn
Arkansas (Zone 7b)
Eat more tomatoes!
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Happy. New Year to Yall! I was thinking my broccoli looked pretty good until I saw Ed's on the eating from your garden thread….. my heads are about the size of a half dollar coin. 19 degrees last night had me scrambling yesterday to cover everything in fleece blankets. I've eaten all the spinach but still have two pots of lettuce because it's been so warm here.
Planning for next year, but not really organized at all except to cut back on all gardening….. veggies and flowers. I can't seem to gain my former health and seem to move from one health issue to another….. now I have severe sciatic nerve pain and will go this afternoon to the chiropractor for the third time in three weeks, hope this trip helps me.
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