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The bush beans have unfolded their cotyledons and the primary leaves, still wrinkled and collapsed, are just visible. Time to plant some more, so there will be a second harvest. Dicotyledons rule!

The weather is warm and lazy--mid 80's--and it's hard to work up the frenzy necessary to tackle the hoeing and weeding that's next on the to-do list. I'd rather hang out on the porch and smell the sweet lemon tree blossoms.

Does anybody remember, "Lemon tree very pretty and the lemon flower is sweet,/But the fruit of the poor lemon is imposssible to eat"?




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