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cheerpeople

konjac on the grow!-yeah!

cheerpeople
16 years ago

I can't think of these as a weed, because they are not a weed here.

I think of them as totally cool!!!!

Anyway check your basements- those of you who are buried under snow like me-

It's 2 ft tall and growing an 1 1/2" a day.

Get's me giddy!

Karen

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