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Old April 9th 05, 04:44 AM
Elaine T
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Hank wrote:
Watercress loves moving water, the faster the better. The roots do a
great job filtering and if you get too much you can have some for
lunch.

I tried to buy some at a nursery yestery and the guy sold me upland
cress saying it would grow in the water. I got home and looked it up by
its latin name, and he was dead wrong. Into the herb garden it goes.
I'm headed for the snazzy gourmet grocery store this weekend in search
of the right plant. It sounds like a great addition to a pond.

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