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ArraDreamingSenior Contributor
Every day starting today for a week, I will be posting about gardening and it’s influence on mental health.
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From your friendly local gardener,
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tymeModerator
Vege? @ArraDreaming ...OMG... i give up lol
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tymeModerator
Arghhh.... I'm sounding more and more ridiculous here @ArraDreaming ....
I get it now.
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ArraDreamingSenior Contributor
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DimitySenior Contributor
Thanks @ArraDreaming you've made me think about maybe trying some vegies. Broad beans and celery appeal but I don't get much sun.
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tymeModerator
If I wanted to purchase smallish indoor plants, what's good to buy? @ArraDreaming I live in Melb....oh, and when to buy them also... there's no point getting a plant in the middle of winter if it's just going to die.
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