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Accessible Gardening
tazetta

blind gardening

19 years ago

hello.

if you are interested in blind gardening (for or by blind or sight impaired gardeners) see recent article in herb companion, "seeing with other senses: gardens for the blind."

i asked about this a while ago.

tazetta

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