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Plant Number Date Planted In/Out Doors Company Outcome
Echinacea 3 3/4/2007 In Ferry Morse +
Microgreens 6 3/4/2007 In Burpee +
Morning Glory 3 3/4/2007 In Burpee +
Delphinium 6 3/4/2007 In Burpee -
Stock 6 3/4/2007 In Lake Valley -
Shirley Poppy 6 3/4/2007 In Lake Valley +
Calendula 6 3/4/2007 In Botanical Interests +
Eggplant 6 3/4/2007 In Burpee ++
Cherry Tomato 6 3/4/2007 In Ferry Morse ++
Peppercini 6 3/4/2007 In Botanical Interests +
Cauliflower 6 3/4/2007 In Lake Valley +
Pumpkin 6 3/4/2007 In Burpee +
Parsley 6 3/4/2007 In Burpee +
Morning Glory 7 3/10/2007 In Livingston +
Lemon Balm 12 3/10/2007 In Lake Valley +
Spaghetti Squash 12 3/10/2007 In Lake Valley +
Sunflowers 12 3/10/2007 In Livingston ++
Chamomile 12 3/10/2007 In Livingston +
Sugar Snap Peas 12 3/10/2007 In Livingston --
Cilantro 6 3/10/2007 In Ferry Morse ++
Aparagus 1 3/17/2007 Out Mary Washington ?
Red Potatoes 6 3/17/2007 Out ++
White Potatoes 6 3/17/2007 Out ++
Lettuce 1row 3/17/2007 Out Burpee +
Celery 4 3/17/2007 In Ferry Morse ++
Zinnia 12 3/17/2007 In Ferry Morse ++
Peas 3 rows 3/17/2007 Out Lake Valley --
Carrots 2rows 4/8/2007 Out +
Verbena 2 4/8/2007 Out +
Orn. Oregano 2 4/8/2007 Out +
Peas 10 4/8/2007 Out -

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Unknown said…
Countin' down the days 'til you come & we can buy us some seeds! Oh, BTW, we are going to have to do a day in Boulder. They have a new mall ;) Also, I want some of your Hollyhock seeds!!!!

T
August 18, 2007 at 8:46 PM
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