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Wisconsin
esox07

Growing Zone

esox07 (4b) Wisconsin
12 years ago

How do I set my 'Zone' so that it is auto filled each time I post. I have it set as "4b Wisconsin" in my profile but every time I post, it puts in "4a, Wisconsin" as in this post.

Thanks,

Bruce

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