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gardenpaw

Soil Drench

17 years ago

Hi!

Was just wondering what everyone uses to drench the soil

with before bringing plants back inside for the winter?

In the past I have just used dishwashing liquid mixed in

water.

Would love to hear your ideas.

Thanks!

Karen

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