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Vegetable GardeningBeans, Peas & Legumes
jkayroberts82

bean plants cut off

8 years ago

Today I saw that some of my pole beans and okra plants have been cut off about 3 inches from the ground. The parts that have been cut off are gone, like they have been eaten or taken away.

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