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WOLVERINE WILL HELP YOUR GARDEN GROW!
Commission an artist to draw a lavish, decorative version of the map.
I went to the feed store today and bought zippers, cranberry beans, and okra. THIS YEAR WILL BE DIFFERENT. I vow to have space between my rows! I WILL NOT LET THE MONSTER WEEDS WIN.
I spent a whopping $1.50 on okra seeds. At least 3,000 seeds in that little bag. Last year someone gave me okra seeds AND told me that they wouldn't be woody IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN, but he LIED. Anyway, I reckon I won't plant all 3,000 of them.
You could always offer to use it on Cassie's MONSTER WEEDS, I guess.If only I didn't have a ROGUE DEATH TOUCH I could engage in this thread.
I added that after you asked for the map, but last year I called my onions Dr Dave's onions, so NOW IT'S OFFICIAL.
Zippers are peas! I should have named them EGG'S PEAS.
Cranberry beans? That's a plant?
Cranberry beans may be known by several names. In Italy they are called borlotti, and New Englanders may refer to them as shell beans. Every now and again they pick up other names like French horticultural beans. These beans get their name from their varicolored appearance. They are usually white or cream in color with deep red or cranberry marks that are distributed in different patterns on the bean. In the US, cranberry beans are a fall crop.
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