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Carter Gardening Journal
Saturday, April 22, 2006
Four O'Clocks Emerge
This morning we found a few of the Four O'Clock Seed we planted last Sunday have started to come up. This second planting of Four O'Clocks has germinated much faster than the first planting due to the warm soil temperatures.
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Propagating Donkey's Tail
Zinnias Emerge
Pink Oleanders Begin to Grow
Poblano Pepper Emerge
Planted Zinnia Seeds
Renovating the Wood Deck
Planted Four O'Clock Seed
Planted Marguerite Daisy Seeds
Purple Hyacinth Bean Seeds Emerge
Cucumber Seed Emerge
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