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aphahn

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From the new Baker Creek print catalog. I might grow some parsnips just to try it.

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good luck
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That sounds good, hopefully my Baker Creek catalog gets here soon!
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Andy, parsnips grow great here. I grew some one time and was astonished by what came out of the ground when I dug them. Probably the biggest longest tap roots I have ever seen. I didn't grow up eating them so I don't really know what to do with them, I tried them a few different way. Until I find a recipe I really like them for I won't dedicate garden space for them.
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