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Article: HOMEMADE IN MINUTES ; Plant a garden, eat a Pita Pizza

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June 11, 2008
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Now that schools are out, our routines change. But lunch and good nutrition should remain high priorities. It is not too late to plant some beans and set out a tomato and pepper plant. With careful watering and weeding, you will soon be harvesting. In the fall, plant some lettuce and spinach.

We have enjoyed eating fresh leafy vegetables from our small garden for two months. The tomatoes are setting and beans are blooming.

We planted pole beans this year because they take up less space. We are anxious for the first picking. The rainbow Swiss chard has been a favored crop, delicious at this tender stage in salads and sandwiches. Soon, we'll add it to stir-fry dishes with other vegetables. ...

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