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Western Canada Poultry Swap » Non Livestock Topics » Gardening » Got my Sand Hill Preservation Center Catalogue

Got my Sand Hill Preservation Center Catalogue

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HigginsRAT


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Last edited by HigginsRAT on Fri Nov 02, 2012 10:02 am; edited 1 time in total

http://www.wolven.ca/higgins/ratranch/

Swamp Hen

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Curse you Tara! I was supposed to be cleaning out the fridge, not looking at Tomatoes! Hehe, oh well. Tomatoes are nicer than old fridge mould anyway Smile

HigginsRAT


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Last edited by HigginsRAT on Fri Nov 02, 2012 10:03 am; edited 1 time in total

http://www.wolven.ca/higgins/ratranch/

Swamp Hen

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I wasnt doing much singing, someone spilt some sort of red juice down the back of the fridge. I have found a new Substance for NASSA. Already dyed, for ease of visibility, and stronger than superglue!

My wallet decides what I grow Sad I have a plan, both long term and short, so each year I'm trying to buy a few more seeds of a few more things, and save seeds from them so I'm not forced to buy more. This year I'm really gunning for Sea Buckthorn and Haskap, which are both realitively pricey, so I'm (TRYING) to be strict about going crazy over seeds.

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