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| Let The Garden Take Care Of Itself |
For the first time in my life I am working less on my garden, and spending more time simply enjoying it. Perhaps it is possible to overwork a garden, as I am working less on it, and the garden is proving to be a success.
By Maryjo from Salem, WV
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RE: Let The Garden Take Care Of Itself
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Post By (Guest Post)
(07/25/2008)
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Here in West Michigan, the humidity sure is helping the growing season also. Didn't think it was much good (in my opinion), but the plants sure love it!
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RE: Let The Garden Take Care Of Itself
Maryjo, show them your corn!!! Hugs, GG Vi
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Post By denise w (Guest Post)
(07/21/2008)
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I have found this with my plants but I'd sure love to know what your not doing with your garden. d
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