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Week 17 Share

Posted on September 24, 2009 by Leonard Pollara

Individual shares select 5

Kale
Parsley
Swiss Chard
Lemon Basil
Acorn Squash
Apples
Flowers
Garlic Chives

Extras: Cucumbers, Pears

Filed under: This Week's Shares Tagged: | Acorn Squash, apples, Cucumbers, Garlic Chives, Kale, Lemon Basil, parsley, Pears, Swiss Chard

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