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Feb 27, 1998

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3. Jun 21, 1999 2:36 AM
I would strongly suggest that you contact your local Agricultural Center. Also, you might check and find out if there is a local Horticultural Therapy Association in your state. If not I am sure you ...

-- posted by GreenThumb1

2. Apr 9, 1999 6:42 PM
Hi:

I suggest you contact your local audubon society about how to attract birds. I know your species are different from those in MI.

As to design, I'd be sure the path is perfectly smooth so th ...

-- posted by Diana_Pederson

1. Apr 2, 1999 7:00 PM
I am a member of a nonporift group in fort worth and we are interested in building a fragrance garden for a group home for the blind. We want to get suggestions for what to do and FOR WHAT NOT TO DO ...

-- posted by thecat

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