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These got away from me by growing up into an azalea. Supposed to be best eaten at 10 inches.
I don't know Italian but the middle word in its name looks a little like "rampaging" which is
accurate!
Rampicante means it is a climber.
They are still edible at 3' long even if they don't look much like little trumpets anymore.
Quote from: GrannieAnnie on July 30, 2008, 01:29:47
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These got away from me by growing up into an azalea. Supposed to be best eaten at 10 inches.
I don't know Italian but the middle word in its name looks a little like "rampaging" which is
accurate!
someone look's happy with them :o
ooh err, missus!
Wow Grannie!! They look like they could end up as weapons!!
Oh give them a try and let us know what they're like, you will have fun peeling them, that's for sure.
Just one question, How on earth did you miss those?? ;D ;D
Mmm pretty scary things to sneak up on you , must say you do look well pleased!!
Sorry, XX Jeannine
Quote from: star on July 30, 2008, 15:41:32
Wow Grannie!! They look like they could end up as weapons!!
Oh give them a try and let us know what they're like, you will have fun peeling them, that's for sure.
Just one question, How on earth did you miss those?? ;D ;D
It grew through a fence and into a 6 foot high azalea. Since my bee sting scary allergic reaction I don't plow into the underbrush the way I used to so much of the garden rampages at will. There is a bushel gourd no running berserk over the tops of bush hollies in back of the pond where it will continue leaping until frost!