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Beekissed

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That one gets MY vote for POW! That's just beautiful there...harvesting in the middle of snow and cold. And they still look tender and sweet from here...how did they taste?
 

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was thinking that they were just 'bunching" together because of the snow. but either way i like it...
depending on the weather might able to do a february micheal jackson photo.. called just "beet it" theres about 20 of them left out there.
maybe a gangman song, do not how thats going to work with bok choi.
Looking forward to that! :caf
 

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They look delicious! But, how can you ever get them out of the ground? Our ground is solidly frozen and even if we didn't have three feet of snow, I wouldn't be able to pull them up.
 

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They look delicious! But, how can you ever get them out of the ground? Our ground is solidly frozen and even if we didn't have three feet of snow, I wouldn't be able to pull them up.
@Kismet fortunately we are just far enough south that we just get a couple inches of snow a year, but we are not immune to the yankee vortex the last 2 winters it has been brutally cold..
any way last year decided to extend the growing season by covering the beds with plastic... it has worked out very well so far....
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Those look like the photo cousin sent from Chattanooga TN this morning. People in other parts of the country would call that a dusting! Kind of pretty if it had come early Dec. I just WANT SPRING. The raised beds all covered in snow look so forlorn. :(
 

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Seed, to cheer you up, I'm having blackberry cobbler for dessert tonight. The main course will be one of my older hens, coated in oregano, basil, and parsley and baked in a tight baking dish at 240 degrees for three hours.
 

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