Hi Ruth,

 RH> >  RH> pollen. > Farmer's market opens tomorrow for the main season

 RH> >  RH> I think they could operate here, but the one in town doesn't
 RH> generally >  RH> open until May.

 RH> > Sounds about right for the area. IIRC, most years my dad was putting
 RH> in > his garden in mid to late May most years.

 RH> Unless you have a greenhouse, you have to wait until Memorial Day
 RH> where I live to be frost-free.

Dad would start some plants inside, would buy others as pre started. We
were usually eating the first produce in early July.

 RH> >  RH> I'd cross my fingers but I need them to type.:-)

 RH> > Just be sure you're well stocked so you don't need to cross your
 RH> > fingers.

 RH> Been to the store again. I didn't stock up on produce because you
 RH> never know these days.  I have a freezer full of frozen stuff so I
 RH> won't be lacking for veggies.

 RH> No lack of work either - just got another begging email for more
 RH> masks.(LOL)

I'll pick up some veggies later this week--some from the farmer's
market, some otherwise. Steve brought home a box of local strawberries
the other day so I made a strawberry pound cake yesterday. He wants a
spinach/strawberry salad so I need to get some spinach, more berries,
and some feta cheese.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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... Get shopping while the gettin' is good!!!

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