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crisrazzano

12 months 3 days ago

About 1/3 of the 102 pots are growing companion plants that are said to protect and enhance the summer veggies AND that particular 1/3 are also edible and some, medicinal, themselves; Basil, Lemon Balm, Marigold, Rosemary, Tarragon, Yarrow and Wormwood. After a sniffing testing of Wormwood, about which is said, to have an odor that drives all sorts of animals out of the garden area, I'd have to agree... "Peeyoooooo"!! Let's hope it works on raccoons and possums and squirrels, too…..

antonis

Wed, 06/20/2012 - 17:17

102 pots! That's quite a few! What size are they and where do You keep them? Greetings ,antonis.

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