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ejolsz
Victorian Village
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I am going to do a CSA from Paige's Produce (a half share is $290) one of the pickup spots is Pearl Alley so I can grab it during my lunch hour at work. I haven't done one before but I am really excited to hopefully have a bunch of produce coming home w/ me on Fridays for a weekend of fun cooking. (Lisa's documentation of her CSA helped put me over the edge)
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joev
Merion Village
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It would be for two. I tried planting in my tiny, shady German Village yard. The soil needed lots of improvement after 100 years of neglect. Tomatoes were a total bust. The only things that did good were hot peppers - I had more habaneros that any person could eat in a lifetime off just one plant - and herbs.
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