HERB - Seed Catalog

[Roberta R Comstock]

On Tue, 13 Apr 1999 13:36:51 -0500 (CDT) "N.D. Wederstrandt"
<nweders at mail.utexas.edu> writes:
>I haven't been able to garden much this year.  the closest I've gotten 
>is that I have a subscription into a small farm that from April to 
>August deliver a bushell of fresh organic vegies (usually specialty 
>varieties) once a week.  I really love it because I've been able to try
several
>things, like broccoli rape and chiogga beets as well as several 
>varieties of Italian squash.   I read an article about how small farms
are 
>starting to do this for large cities.  The farm I subscribe to has 68
members.  
>They almost always include herbs, and something unusual with recipes.  I

>really have a great time with them.   If you have limited space and get
an
>opportunity is close to growing your own.
>
>Regards,
>
>Clare
>

Wow!  That sounds wonderful!  I've never heard of anything like it around
here (Kansas City area).  How did you find it?

Hertha

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