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Pullin' weeds and pickin' stones We are made of dreams and bones Need a place to grow my own 'Cause the time is close at hand ~ David Mallet
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Vegetable Gardeners
- Skippy's Vegetable Garden: Kathy/MA
- Frost Bottom Farm/ Barry/ MA
- A Growing Tradition/Thomas/MA
- A Lizard in the Garden/Liz/MA
- Daphne's Dandelions/Daphne/ MA
- Diary of a Locavore/Elspeth/MA
- May Dreams Gardens
- Petunia's Garden: Petunia's Gardener/WA
- Fast Grow the Weeds: El/ MI
- Kerry's Garden: Kerry/KY
- Bifurcated Carrots/Pat and Steph/NL
- In My Kitchen Garden: Farmgirl/MO
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- Olfactory joy
- Brassica napus"Your Root in the Third Millennium"
- Thanksgiving
- Soup fixin's
- Soup from the underground
- November offerings
- Before ...
- ... and after
- Return to the garden
- a blooming rhododendron in NOVEMBER !
- Late Fall
- THE market street in Paris
- Markets in France
- pumpkins and mint
- all kinds of mushrooms
- luscious charentais melons
- melons for sale
- spices galore
- Cippolini's
- olives galore
- Cardoons
- Westphalia
- The Lost Graveyard
- A very special garden
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3 comments:
I hear you on that. It's a shame that most people never smell that smell.
Leslie & Liz - Agree with both of you! My kids love pulling carrots straight out of the ground and eating them like a snack.
I don't often get to smell that smell because they're usually all gone before I get to them.
I love earthy smells & carrots have such a sweet earth smell. I notice that same smell when I pull Queen Anne's Lace as it's related to the carrot. Just thinking of it, I experience it. Nice.
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