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Ethnobotany Garden Preferences
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Ultimate Bulletin Board Frequently Asked Questions (UBB 5.0)
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CSIRO PUBLISHING - Shopping Cart
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... of friends will put in a smaller display.  We also need food:  salads, fruit, chips, cookies, pop, and other goodies are welcome; juice and breakfast rolls or donuts for breakfast before ... , Cymbidium, Oncidium, Best First-Bloom Seedling, Best Specimen….you get the picture.  Thanks for your support! SHOW COMMITTEES If you name isn’t here, come anyway and help out wherever you ...
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GIT YER TROPHIES HERE
... will be a buffet available to all on Friday evening---please bring chips, fruit, salads, cookies, breakfast rolls and juice to augment the supplies of our fantastic food committee!       Early Saturday ... information or to sponsor a trophy, contact Sandy at sohlund@csinet.net.  Thanks for your support! Change Of Circumstances My state-funded project was terminated effective October 1. This is part ...
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Get Growing Now: Starting Seeds Indoors
... watered. Available in 2 sizes ("Jiffy-7's" and "Jiffy-9's"), they resemble ginger cookies when dry and lumpy muffins when expanded. Simply drop a seed in the depression on ... , University of Saskatchewan. Sustainable horticultural information, offered free of charge to the public with the support of the University of Saskatchewan Extension Division, the Department of Plant Sciences and the Provincial ...
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Selecting Herbs to Grow
... asparagus are produced on annual plants 30 cm tall. Ground seed is traditionally used in cookies and cakes, but dried leaves are a very acceptable substitute. Fennel is commonly used in ... will thank you. Sustainable horticultural information, offered free of charge to the public with the support of the University of Saskatchewan Extension Division, the Department of Plant Sciences and the Provincial ...
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