muscadines .. was: Namaste!

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Alice asked [[i'm curious - what's a muscadine area?]]

** Muscadines are native grapes to the southeastern USA. They are firm, juicy,

sweet and can be eaten right off the vine, made into mead, jams or pies.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muscadine

 

We have six muscadine vines, and like any grape vine, they must be staked

(heavily) to support their weight. Every year, we yield about five gallons of

muscadines.

 

In the grocery stores here, they will sell them for about 6$ a half pound; yet,

they grow wild everywhere! When hubby and I hike through the woods in summer,

we pick them fresh and eat them as we are walking.

 

Om Peace!

Yogini Valarie Devi

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