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Inground brugs are sprouting

11 years ago

With the warm weather we have been having, I noticed some of my inground brugs are sprouting. This is wonderful provided we don't get a HARD freeze on them later in the month. If we do, I will just throw a little more mulch on them, and they will be fine.

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byrd4460
11 years ago
Congratulation on your promising buds.
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