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Maine foods for May
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May in Maine means cripsy salad greens, asparagus and fiddleheads
Crops:
asparagus, lettuce (leaf)
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR, Roger Doiron
Father, husband, son, brother and uncle. Garden activist, advocate, writer, speaker and photographer. Founder of KGI and certified garden geek. Growing lots of good stuff on the coast of Maine.
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These beautiful wild things on your board fit right in with the crayfish that's been walking around on my work table intermittently today. There is a child in the picture ... there's an underlying affinity in here with seasonal beginnings ... :-)

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