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[Kestryl]

Hm... well, my first thought was of Professor Sprout in one of the greenhouses, tending to the plants.

My second thought was that there are many magical beasts, so there must be magical plants. It's only fair. I can't think of anything that would be from the books... But maybe they have snozberries in the wizarding world.

I actually wonder how much wizards are dependent on having food grown in the summer. You'd think that with magic, you could have watermelon growing in the winter. But, alas, even magic can not solve all problems.

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[Roxie Ravenclaw]

Hiya!

Just checking in. I will be grading the above replies to my last question soon. In the meanwhile, here's the homework, in case anyone is interested:

http://interactive.mugglenet.com/temps/viewtopic.php?p=3677932#3677932

The last question is still open, so if you want a crack at 2 Galleons and you haven't answered it yet, now is your chance.

--Roxie
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[Hermione3443]

Eh, I actually think some wizards (like the Weasley's in particular) that take an interest in Muggles eat the same vegetables as we do. In book 6, Harry and Ron peel potatoes, so maybe they do eat the same kinds of vegetables that us "muggles" enjoy.

Prof. Roxie: 2 Galleons
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Egh.

[i_heart_dobby]

i think wizards would look forward using muggle plants and such to make tasty combos with magic like stawberry-watermelons or tomatoes on the cob.

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