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Old rose bed syndrome, companion planting & allelopathy
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Re: Old rose bed syndrome, companion planting & allelopathy
by The Estate on 27th June 2010, 2:24 pm
Bit like me Simon, I was frazzle up and freeze also 
Funny though what you see at nurseries, lost count of veggies that are out of season 
Funny though what you see at nurseries, lost count of veggies that are out of season 
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Re: Old rose bed syndrome, companion planting & allelopathy
by Balinbear on 27th June 2010, 10:40 pm
Now I know why I live in Qld. Mangoes yum!!!
Actually they are a pain in th backside to frow unless you want to spay. We pulled ours out years ago.
Actually they are a pain in th backside to frow unless you want to spay. We pulled ours out years ago.
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