Rocket

Look, there are a lot of exaggerations on the web about the benefits of marigolds, but in the main, they seem to work in a laboratory sense and the trials that i've seen they'll work in a laboratory so if they're working you know 70 80 percent in the laboratory it might be 10 or 20 percent in the garden and that's worth that's worth doing plus they also look good and because they're yellow and orange in color they will attract bees and pollinators uh to your uh to your vegetables as well

okay um How about green stink bugs? I've got Rocket going to seed and getting a lot of those green stink bugs, which I think they change colours once they...

attack lemon trees.

Yeah, they do.

... and you, and you [laughs] could beat me up in a New York second.

Arugula, back to the arugula.

And why do you say it that way?

In what?

Ar- you.

You.

Arugula.

You could beat me up?

No way.

Do you think maybe he would go into the office of one of these, like, super old owners who's, you know, kind of old and randy, and they would see his jugs walk in and be like, Arugula! Now you're making a

mockery of this.

Somebody said, Rich, you just

Excellent.

Of course, I would probably take some leafy green, like an arugula kind of thing.

Arugula, and then the persimmon, you top it with radish to sort of cut the sweetness.

You're golden.

You said you were going to do a bad job, but you crushed the very first one.

Yeah.

I think you'd call it arugula.

arugula.Arugula is what-

In other places

... you call it in.

Okay.

But let's say you eat arugula.

Arugula is usually well-tolerated because it doesn't have any fermentable carbohydrate.

So if you eat arugula with lemon juice and olive oil and you feel good eating that, that's a great fiber to keep in your diet, versus if you eat beans and you get bloated, maybe that doesn't agree with you.

So fiber is good, but you may have to do trial and error to figure out what fibers agree with your gut, and keep those in your diet.

I, I also love to cook and so, um, lightly wilted or steamed.

Arugula is a good choice.

Obviously, if you're gonna eat iceberg lettuce, you know, and, um, not get Cyclospora, which, you know, is happening in America right now, um, Cyclospora diarrhea, iceberg lettuce is fine.

You know, things like romaine lettuce, those are fine.

A balanced fertilizer for your Swiss chard.

Arugula.

Now this is something that a lot of you love to grow.

I love to eat it too.

A little bit.

A little bit goes a long way.

Arugula is a light feeder.

Doesn't take near as much as some of the rest of them.