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Fri, Aug 29, 08 at 14:56
bloomin okra...
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- Posted by christie_sw_mo Z6 (My Page) on Fri, Aug 29, 08 at 23:37
| What a pretty flower! It looks a lot like hibiscus. I've never grown okra. I can stand to eat them if they're sliced and fried but definitely not one of my favorites. |
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- Posted by sweetwm007 6 b (My Page) on Fri, Aug 29, 08 at 23:48
| going to have to cut mine down this fall with a sawz all! i think it is a member of the hibiscus family. william |
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| I like it in gumbalaya at red hot and blue or fried; too lazy to grow it and fix it myself. Most years I don't have the water for anything that isn't a tomato or flowering plant. |
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- Posted by jspeachyn5 6 (My Page) on Sat, Aug 30, 08 at 22:05
| mmm... fried with jalapenos. Nice picture. Now you have me wanting okra. Funny William. Bonnie |
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| I didn't know Okra could have such beautiful blooms. I love it cut up and fried, but I can't stand it boiled. Nice picture! Ann |
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| I just had my first tiny little mess, rolled in cornmeal and fried. Tasted delish. |
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