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Maine Gardening
sherryinmaine

more RAIN!!

sherryinmaine
11 years ago

do you think we will be able to grow gardens this season? I dont mind rain, but really hate when everything rots out whether sooner or later.

Feeling a little blue because wanted to have my own vegetables this year . . . .

what do you think? I know the season just started, so perhaps I shouldn't be so quick to judge . . .

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