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Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp's Blog – October 2010 Archive (1)
Garden, nature related events for October
Looking for something garden or nature related to do this month? Check out HortusScope October 2010. HortusScope, an e-bulletin for the Central Indiana gardening community, is published the first of every month as a public service by Wendy Ford.
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With all the gardens being planted and flower beds being mulched, your question is quite timelyReface Don't Replace
Reface! Don't Replace!
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