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Posted by Srgnt Billko on September 21, 2007, 10:48 pm
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> Srgnt Billko wrote:
>> And had one with lunch at the picnic table by the garden. We like to eat
>> "fresh" - as in picked within minutes. Also cleared off the volunteer
>> vine plants from the compost pile started last fall. Lots of things that
>> look like half bumpy gourds mixed with small pumkin.
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> I've got 2 paw paw trees at the start of my driveway.. First time I've
> ever had them (just moved into the house a month ago).. Gotta say I LOVE
> them, but I prefer to eat them once they've dropped on their own and get
> that stronger flavor.
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> How do you eat yours? I've found them to be...hmm... messy to eat.
>
> Rather love this new house. Has ALL kinds of fun plants that we didn't
> even notice when we bid for it. Only started taking note of what was
> growing after the fact.
>
> Turns out we've got paw paws, figs, pecans, hazel nuts, black walnuts,
> apples, pears, etc etc etc.. Makes walks through the yard a tasty one. ;)
Off the ground is good - or as they start to soften on the tree. We just
slice them in half lengthways and spoon the custard out.
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