[gardeners] argulia

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I stand corrected - it is raddishio - can't spell this morning folks, and
too lazy to go look it up.  Anyway, it's red and has a bitter taste - but
should look pretty in salads.  
	Bought a bunch of pansies yesterday - hubby will take them to be on TV
this moring - he does a brief segment on a local show every three weeks.
The wind was really whipping things around yesteday and boy are my
allergies bothering me BIG TIME.  Started taking the allegra but had
trouble sleeping last night.  Dang!  I'd love nothing better than to be
OUTSIDE and working in the yard.  Think hay fever was better than this
spring fever.  At least in mid august in Mo. is is usually so blamed hot
that you don;t MIND staying inside in the air conditioning.
	BTW, I have been informed (by both my computer nerd brother and my
son-in-law) that our new web site takes too long to load, so guess I will
have to delete some pictures or something.  I was soooo excited.  
Barb Rothenberger
Columbia, Mo.
See our pictures of the Philadelphia flower show
http://www.geocities.com/PicketFence/3257/

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