Sweet Basil and the Bee: Summer's End - Filling the gap with sa...

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My vegetable garden is definitely past its peak. Peppers and eggplants are scrappy and lanky, the basil's going to seed faster than I can cut off the blooms, and the tomatoes are hidden under a mass of optimistic blooming foliage that will not set fruit this season.

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Cottonwood, CA

Hey dawg wasup just sittn here reading this article pretty hip!!!!!!!!!!

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