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Beautiful photos & 2 of the most talented women on the Eastern Shore!!
The sprouting peas have me frantically excited! I haven’t even ordered my seeds yet!!!
Melanie – the peas are being grown to eat as pea shoots – she grows and sells pea shoots and microgreens all winter. You’re not late. You’re right on time for ordering seeds for your garden! You probably already know that. But it was blissful, sniffing that fresh new life in the warm, wet greenhouse.