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paws4pets

My Rhubarb leaf

21 years ago

I have been doing our local Farmers Market for about 7 weeks now. Some weeks 2 items other 20 so a bit varied. This past week I sold one of my Rhubarb leaves, $40. I was so pleased to see someone else appreciate them. She lives across the street from me! She had heard from another neighbor who bought some things from me about the things I have at the Market. Gives you a warm fuzzy feeling. I have 1 left but is priced high because I really like it. Hosta leaves are maturing so next week looks like sand everywhere!

Paws

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