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    From Snag@Snag_one@msn.com to rec.gardens.edible on Thu May 2 12:54:36 2024
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    The first batch of strawberry jam from our garden is cooling on the
    kitchen counter ... the bit I tasted from the pan is awesome . While my
    wife was jammin' in the kitchen I was out hilling and weeding the
    potatoes . Garden is coming along , except for salad stuff . Found and
    moved 5 small thornless blackberry plants a couple of days ago that are looking pretty good - this makes 14 plants now . It turns out that
    thornless blackberries with American Indian names propagate via root
    runners and that makes it easy to grow the patch .
    --
    Snag
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    they'll never take our freedom."
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  • From Snag@Snag_one@msn.com to rec.gardens.edible on Tue May 7 09:01:14 2024
    From Newsgroup: rec.gardens.edible

    On 5/2/2024 12:54 PM, Snag wrote:
    -a The first batch of strawberry jam from our garden is cooling on the kitchen counter ... the bit I tasted from the pan is awesome . While my
    wife was jammin' in the kitchen I was out hilling and weeding the
    potatoes . Garden is coming along , except for salad stuff . Found and
    moved 5 small thornless blackberry plants a couple of days ago that are looking pretty good - this makes 14 plants now . It turns out that
    thornless blackberries with American Indian names propagate via root
    runners and that makes it easy to grow the patch .

    The second batch is now being processed ... the rest will probably be frozen as they're picked for later use . Black and blue berries are also coming along nicely and we expect a couple of batches of jam from each .
    --
    Snag

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