Is this a weed? (The spikey looking leaves.)
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four weeks after planting
Created by a millennial in the hopes of one day obtaining the green-thumb-ness of a plantennial, this blog is all about plants. Join us in our vegetation education for some much needed green relief.
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four weeks after planting
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1 comment:
That looks like a weed to me...but what do I know? I have not yet reached plantennial status. Ask the master.
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