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As hard as it might be to believe, fall officially starts in two weeks. That makes right now a great time to enjoy the last of the summer’s produce. While crops like tomatoes and melons have suffered more from Tropical Storm Irene and the recent deluges of rain, much of the season’s stone fruit is still intact.
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As hard as it might be to believe, fall officially starts in two weeks. That makes right now a great time to enjoy the last of the summer’s produce. While crops like tomatoes and melons have suffered more from Tropical Storm Irene and the recent deluges of rain, much of the season’s stone fruit is still intact.

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