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So That’s His Secret …

by Farmers' Almanac Staff | Monday, December 24th, 2012 | From: Blog

So That’s His Secret …

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1 Jaime McLeod { 01.30.13 at 1:34 pm }

Hi Ginger,
Here’s an article about that from another site: http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/how-to-plant-and-keep-an-indoo-108900

2 Ginger { 01.30.13 at 11:18 am }

I really have a question so I will ask it and hope that someone will give me some information. I am not going to put in my small garden this year, but instead will have a l herb garden used for cooking. The other products I use such as tomatoes, peppers and everything else I will purchase from the farmer’s market to help them a little. The question, I read somewhere that I could grow a small lemon tree in a pot…..is this possible and how? Do I star it with lemon seeds and anything else that can help me. Thanks.

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