Edible Gardening
Category: CHINESE VEGETABLE
Would like to get my dad something interesting & edible to plant in his garden for father’s day.?
He already has a small garden with lettuce, spinach, tomatoes, radishes, & onions. Are there any other veggies that usually thrive better when planted in late Spring/early Summer? He lives in Illinois. Any suggestions? Thanks!
You could try a Gourmet Mushroom gift basket.
http://www.gourmetmushroomsinc.com/gifts-baskets.htm
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