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3 comments:
I don't know how you get your broccoli to grow so well...any time we grow it, it looks horrible and tastes worse! Which stinks because our kids actually like broccoli. Tamos got his first sample of it last week and WENT TO TOWN. His digestive system didn't like it so well, so we're cutting back, but how can you say no to kids who ask for broccoli for a snack?
But all store-bought. No garden-variety broccoli for us. You're lucky. Congrats on the beautiful vegetables!
I guess it has something to do with about 12 additional degrees of lattitude. :)
It was pretty tasty. It was nearly flowering though. I wonder how they get such big heads in the store without flowering.
Hang on, you GREW that broccoli?! I got some lovely radishes from my garden, and I'm hoping for some peas and carrots soon. I guess I'm going to have to try broccoli next time.
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