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2 comments. . . I Love Comments!:
Wow! That looks fun!
I did not get too specific on how closely to plant the bean seads. I turned my head for just a few seconds...When Tyson declared he needed another bag before finishing half a row I knew I was in trouble. Also, when I went to admire Tyson's handywork, he decided to open the bag of beet seeds (in the grass). So if we get beets coming up in the lawn that is why.
I got a taste of how my Dad must have felt with 9 kids trying to plant a garden...It won't be a perfect garden but it is time well spent with the family.
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