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02/10/2011 5:13 pm
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By Sharon Kinsman
29/09/2011 7:08 pm
Thank you Frank for the Moon Vine suggestion.We planted it by our Hot Tub and we are still enjoying the beautiful flowers.We have had such fun watching for the flowers and the white moths that seem to love it. Next year I am planting 3 because the leaves act as a perfect privacy fence
By Send Flowers to Sri Lanka
29/09/2011 11:10 am
that’s an interesting recipe, besides I didn’t know that rhubarb
has so much of nutrients in it
By Rose
21/09/2011 3:44 pm
Hi Frank

I was just wonder, I would like to do my front garden, but it has about 4 peony plants, can I move them without damaging them? I also have caterpillars (black/reddish brown on them) how can I get them to not eat my plants?

thanks

Rose from Erin, Ontario
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