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Wayward vines

16 years ago

We finally got some rain and all the plants had a huge burst of growth, especially the passiflora. The only problem is that they went up and over my fence into my neighbors yard and they are out of town! I'm glad that I have keys to her house and went over this morning and trained the vines back into my yard. I guess I'll be doing that a lot this summer.

Karyn

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chena
16 years ago
I'm bettin this is a pain the butt you can live with..LOL Congrats on the rain!!!
Chena

BTW.. sorry for not getting back with you.. The Abekia took about 4 1/2 weeks...
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