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August 9, 2020 TJ

No Post This Week, Week Ending 8/9/2020

It’s simply too hot to forage! Or garden. Or anything else involving outside!

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Seriously, folks - know your plant before you nibble! And yes, I knew this was field pennycress before I took a bite. Sooooooo tasty! 😋

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