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Planting Tender Sprouts

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Date: 07/30/2005 Topic: Photos > Garden  
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When planting these young and tender sprouts make sure you do not cover the stems. Use tender loving care and they will bloom. Must feed, love and entertain regularly for optimum growth. Do not be alarmed by the ever present dirt on these sprouts.

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Post by valleyrimgirl (466) | (07/30/2005)
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Looks like something my son did when he was that age. He went into the valley next to us and over a few years managed to dig a fairly big hole about 15 feet deep right beside one of the trees. When he was finally done with it, he had to use a homemade ladder to get in and out of it. Thankfully it did not cave in but now with renovations to the yard, we had someone with a loader dump a load of gravel into it and it is filled in now. Boy, did he love it in there. Under the trees, cool in the summer, hiding in there. It was a project...not a tree house, but his "hole."


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