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Posted by Austin, Little Rock on 6/6/2008, 5:09 pm
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How is that veggie garden doing? I have some nice sized tomatoes still green on the vine. I picked my first jalapeño pepper yesterday along with some cilantro. I mixed them in with some store bought salsa and they added so many more flavors. Just waiting for my tomatoes to ripen. Ain't nuttin' like fresh homegrown food! Huh, Carl? I just need some of your black gold soil to give my plants the extra boost. 
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