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3 Comments:
Dug up everythign but the root veggies last week. sigh.
We're the same way. Our freezer is stocked, but now I'm a bit out of sorts because I'm not going to the Farmer's Market every week. I spent the summer saying, "What are we eating? Whatever is available at the Farmer's Market."
We were in a CSA this year, but I think next year we're going to stick with the Farmer's Market.
We're still getting fall greens (spinach, kale, chard, etc.) and herbs, but most everything else is done. I'm missing tomatoes already.
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