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Planting Garlic Along with Flowers or Bushes

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Date: 04/03/2006 Topic: Gardening > Advice  
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When planting flowers or bushes, plant a clove of garlic along with it. This will keep bugs away and you can use the garlic when it's ready.

By Betty from Fond du Lac, Wi.
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By magnolia (23) Profile Contact
I hope it works for you. I'll see if mine come up this year. If they don't I;ll have to put them in a more suuny place.

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By magnolia (23) Profile Contact
KOOL I WILL TRY THAT FOR MY HOLLYHOCKS AND THEY ARE COMING UP LIKE WEEDS LAST YEAR THEY DID'NT BLOOM SO GOOD I HOPE THIS YEAR THEY WILL THANKS. NIECE SHEILA.

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