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Canadian Winter Sowing
wendy2shoes

Sprouts! I have Sprouts!

wendy2shoes
17 years ago

Lovely and warm this afternoon, so I was out checking the rabbit damage. Looked closely in my bottles and I have clarkia, dianthus, sunflowers, and rock cress showing some green.

Yaay!

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