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by Jaime McLeod | Wednesday, September 7th, 2011 | From: Blog
This summer, editor Peter Geiger’s friends, the Pomerleau family, created their first family vegetable garden – two small raised beds in their city backyard. Listen to them talk about what they learned from the process in our newest video.
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Great job Pomerleau Family!!
Great segment on a vegtable garden! I will give it a try next season. Perhaps you can suggest when to plant which veggies. What a nice family project!
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