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Dee and Carol and lovely readers, There are two ways to look at
this: either I am 7 days late in getting last week’s letter
up, or I am a day early. Let’s go for early. But while we are
dwelling on last week (oh, we’re NOT?), I just want to echo
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especially if you love your plants, vegetables and blooming floral
displays. Soil is never straightforward due to its changeable
properties from one place to another, and this being the case,
gardeners have to be selective about what they choose to grow. New
gardeners and people [...]
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blooming floral displays. Soil is never straightforward due to its
changeable properties from one place to another, and this being the
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