Rhubarb
Posted by: bunchkin1 <bunchkin1@...>
apartments down from me has moved away, but left some rhubarb plants in
her little yard. The guy who moved in there is single and Im sure would
let me have some if I asked. But the problem is that the plants are
right in front of where the cars are parked, like 2 feet away. Is it
safe to eat something grown so close to car exhaust? Would the plants
absorb the fumes, or would the chemicals just wash off? I am hesitant
to eat anything that close to a car, but was wondering if any of you
knew whether it was safe or not. Thanks!
Rachel
----- Original Message -----
From: "R & T Shields" <heritage@mtaonline.net>
Date: Monday, July 9, 2001 0:57 am
Subject: Re: [HomeSteadHeaven] U-Pick Farms
> Rachel~
>
> Hello my friend! I will email you off-list tomorrow with some u-
> pick places,
> OK? The one that I called last year didn't allow children under 12
> in the
> fields, and I think you brought your own container.There are more
> aroundthough too. I can let you know more tomorrow, I am heading
> off to bed :o).
> Hope all is well with you and yours and that you aren't floating away
> somewhere!
>
> Blessings~
> Tammy (also in rainy but *very* green Alaska LOL)
>
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