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my SFG progress
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my SFG progress
graceypt 6/20/2010, 9:51 pm
Not a whole lot of harvest but not bad for my first attempt at SFG!
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Re: my SFG progress
Ha-v-v 6/20/2010, 10:13 pm
Its a beautiful harvest !!! Glad you have had success.
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Harvest
graceypt 6/20/2010, 11:50 pm
Thank you! It was very exciting to see and eat something I grew myself. I have never had real luck with gardening and always thought it was hard work. I'm really glad I found SFG.
Hopefully the next harvest would be more
Hopefully the next harvest would be more
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Re: my SFG progress
PeggyC 6/21/2010, 10:29 am
Great job! Isn't it fun to see what sun and soil can make?
What are your 3rd and 4th pics of? I just grow boring old cukes and tomatoes and spinach. You seem to have some gourmet stuff!
What are your 3rd and 4th pics of? I just grow boring old cukes and tomatoes and spinach. You seem to have some gourmet stuff!
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Re: my SFG progress
Dunkinjean 6/22/2010, 5:35 pm
It looks good to me.
Enjoy!
Happy Gardening Everyone....
Enjoy!
Happy Gardening Everyone....
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