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Ritak256 asked a question 
In Kenya, I used to make Sukuma Wiki, using kale. When I make it here in MA, the kale available doesn't look, nor tastes like, what I ate in Kenya. What type of kale is grown in Kenya, and can I get it (or the seeds) here? Will it grow in the MA climate (zone 6)? Please advise, and thanks in advance for your help.
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ameliaheintzb asked a question 
What is best to plant in the spring time?
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elderPaw blogged  
Space vs Need

As a extension master gardener and MAEscapes past board chair I have concentrated my efforts on...

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wishingdeeply posted a status update 
been seed shopping reciently... gonna be planting very, very soon
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Roger Doiron commented on LittleHomesteadMontessori - status 546128592
PLanning our garden......SO EXCITED!
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LittleHomesteadMontessori posted a status update 
PLanning our garden......SO EXCITED!
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lookin forward to being a part of this kgi bunch looks like i can learn alot
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this is going to be an interesting adventure into the world of gardening..never have done it..but if i can get a flowering plant to look like that...maybe?i can grow a tomatoe too!
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