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Sorry to hear about your snow, Irene. :( On Saturday, we got an inch of ice

topped off by about 3 inches of snow here in Kansas City.

 

Audrey S.

 

On Sun, Mar 29, 2009 at 8:57 PM, <irene wrote:

 

> Me, too. Me, too! But here in the foothills of Mt. Rainier, WA we

> got 10 " of heavy, wet snow overnight (at least one broken blueberry

> branch) and the veggie garden looks like the frozen north! But the

> greenhouse is full of plantlings just waiting to get outside, if

> spring ever really arrives.

>

> We continue to eat lots of overwintered chard and beet greens from

> the greenhouse and the spinach I planted in there in Februrary is s-l-

> o-w-l-y getting bigger. Come on, sunshine!

>

> ~ irene

>

> ps -- Roseta, mushrooms. There is a fantastically knowledgeable

> mycologist (is that the word I'm looking for?) west of us in Olympia,

> WA. <http://www.fungi.com/index.html>

> Mushrooms grow abundantly in our area so I think this is the year

> that I plant a mushroom patch. We also have lots of alder trees that

> are good for growing plugs of shitake.

>

> > We grow all our fruits an veggies in southern California, as well

> > as all the herbs. Still buying mushrooms. There are a couple

> > other people who do on this list.

> > roseta

>

>

>

 

 

 

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