SC - Growing your own

[Mordonnade]

If I get either of the properties I'm looking at, I'll be growing stuff.
Are any of these good in areas which get occasional flooding? I'm talking
good bottom land.

phlip at morganco.net

Never a horse that cain't be rode,
And never a rider that cain't be throwed.

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: 
: In a message dated 1/26/98 10:31:33 PM Eastern Standard Time,
: Mordonnade at AOL.com writes:
: 
: << The total acreage available to me is a plot twelve feet by sixty,
which is
: my
:  front yard. >>
: 
: :-). Perhaps an espalier of a warden pear or a winesop apple? Seriously,
I had
: not intended my post on the merits of growing period varieties to be
taken so
: literally. Then point that I was trying to make was that many varieties of
: plants and breeds of animals grown during the MA are available today. It
was
: also meant to encourage those that DO have land to use to experiment with
: these foodstuffs. By such experimentation much knowledge can be had to the
: betterment of all. :-)
: 
: Ras (who probably would plant crabapples, red currants blueberries and
: horseradish  if he had the place to do it.)
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