Giant Alaskan veggies

Folks, you jes' gotta read this story from the L.A. Times about contests in Alaska to grow the biggest vegetables. Do you believe a cabbage 6 feet across and 4 feet high?!

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Aspasia
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Do you talk to your vegetables?

Is there any truth to the rumor that a good crop of corn is all ears and that makes them good listeners too?

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Cereus-validus.....

They sell a tea to make those big vegetables too. To the OP, you might want to take a look at the link here:

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Jim Carlock Please post replies to newsgroup.

"Cereus-validus....." wrote:

Do you talk to your vegetables?

Is there any truth to the rumor that a good cr> Folks, you jes' gotta read this story from the L.A. Times about

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Jim Carlock

More BS about tea, couldn't be all that sunshine and the humus soils....

John's a great guy and his products work to develop soils, but the giant vegetable link is BS!

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Tom Jaszewski
23 hours a day of sun in a climate with the cool weather that cabbage family plants love all summer long - sounds like a perfect recipe for gigantic cabbage heads to me. "
Reply to
presley

It will work for pumpkins as well. It surely won't work for watermelons. But, one might ask, who is going to eat all that cabbage?

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simy1

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