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Appalachia

appalachiablue

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1. Fantastic, love it. Great to see these original plants and foods preserved. Thanks for the post.

Reply to Tanuki (Original post)

Thu Feb 26, 2015, 10:41 AM

Feb 2015

My grandmother in so. Ohio had a wonderful farm with all good fruits & vegetables- peaches, apples, plums, cukes, tomatoes that she and her daughters would prepare or can for later. My Mom helped with this while Dad was in Germany during WWII.

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Place-based Foods of Appalachia [View all] Tanuki Feb 2015 OP

Fantastic, love it. Great to see these original plants and foods preserved. Thanks for the post. appalachiablue Feb 2015 #1

Very interesting A Little Weird Feb 2015 #2

The Appalachian region has some of the greatest plant diversity in the world. greatlaurel Mar 2015 #3