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What to to with Broccoli (NOT)

20 years ago

Well thanks to the cold weather and Home Depot broccoli plants I now have a lovely row of tall stemmed yellow flowering broccoli plants. I am leaving them there as they are pretty until this ##%!! weather warms up enough for me to put peppers and eggplant there.

Good luck to all.

Pat

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Loretta NJ Z6
20 years ago
My kale from last fall is flowering - they're cute. This year, I didn't start any tomatoes so I found a few large plants already fruiting at Misty Meadows in Lincoln Park. Not my usual selection but at least its something.
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