Elaine,
here’s the big cabbage, which is still growing, plus a shot of the little ones. best,
Elena
elenas cabbage
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Elaine,your cabbage is growing , and it is starting to head now.
We have to go back to NY on sunday because the girls go back to school on the 8h.
on the 10th will be back here and I hope I will be able to harvest it at that time. There are 3 more cabbages but they are small and I transplanted them. I hope they will grow now. I will be back here for one more week before the end of september, then will not come up anymore for a wile, so I hope I will be able to pick them before.
sorry I do not have picture now. But the bigone is very impressive!
ciao
Elena
got back from Amsterdam last night.Doesn’t look good 😦
Benign neglect seems to be doing the trick..
> Greta wrote:
> my cabbages aren’t dead either, but yesterday i found aphids on one of them! sprayed a diluted solution of dr. bronners on and they seem to be OK, but… yikeS! >
they’re trying…
Update from across the river, the cabbage isn’t dead. In fact, I think there is still a chance it might grow into a beautiful vegetable.
Justin
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Kate returned from Giverny to find her cabbages happy.
Dear Elaine,
My 2 1/2 survivors are doing well. They were sharing one pot so I had to transplant one of them this weekend. The procedure went well and all the patients are thriving.
xo
Greta
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new home
then there were…
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The Cabbage Plot 