Episode four: growing ornamental alliums, edible alliums, growing onions, starting onions and leeks, growing leeks from seed, caller question about onion crop failure
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05/18/2009
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Damn, I hate it when I have huge monkey problems. Actually, I'm an Allium addict. I have a ton and will send you pics when the globemasters are gorgeous!
Love you girls - you are great!! MWAH!!!
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Posted by: Shawna Coronado | 05/19/2009 at 07:47 AM
Great session ladies, especially the part where you say my name 27 brazillion times. You had my wife cracking up so much I had to keep repeating some segments so we could get every last droplet.
Posted by: Billy Goodnick | 05/26/2009 at 11:31 PM