The Dark Garden: The Kale Squad
georgeiii
14 years ago
These 5 plants have sat out in the yard in the tray right threw the winter. They've been buried in the snow 4 times, once to 4 feet. They stayed the same size they are now. So in Honor of their survival I place them in they're own Squad
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