[Ag-eq] Produce and feet

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Tracy:

I'll have to try that with my dogs.

Can I come over for dinner, it sounds great!

I hope the apples and figs turn out well.  I love fruit of all kinds.  I used to
have a fruit tree but it died.  I'll have to plant another.  The birds ate most
of the figs, do you have that problem?

Nella


Quoting Tracy Carcione <carcione at access.net>:

> Hi Nella and all.
> I grind Ben's nails with a small Dremmel.  It does a great job, and keeps
> his nails short without ever cutting the quick.
>
> Poor Jodi, living in a swamp!  Rice sounds good, though.
>
> Last night, I made pasta with sauteed garlic, kale and cherry tomatoes
> from my garden.  Boy, it was good, if I do say so myself!
> I harvested my cabbage a couple weeks ago, and I'm still getting a little
> broccoli.  The big tomatoes are coming on, and so is the zuccini.  I've
> got a good basil crop.  I also harvested all my garlic.
> I think the next big harvest will be potatoes.  I'm still waiting for my
> pole beans to start beaning.  Once they get started, I should get a nice
> steady harvest.
> When I get back from vacation, it should be time to put in fall crops like
> Brussels sprouts, cabbage, and turnips.
> The fig tree has lots of figs, but they're taking their sweet time
> ripening.  It also looks like I'll have a lot of apples.
>
> This summer, I planted flowering tobacco, nicotiana, which I hadn't
> planted in a while.  It smells wonderful in the evening.  It makes taking
> the dog out for his last outing something of a treat.
> Tracy, happy in the Garden State
>
>
>
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