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My plants wont stop eating my dirt


Question Posted Thursday July 13 2006, 1:23 am

ok so i have this huge pretty garden. and i have alot of plants. but after a week half my dirt is gone!! you know how exspensive dirt is?!!! i dont have that kind of money!! bu ti love my plants so much!! i dont know whats more important my dirt or my plants. That dirt has never let me down, and the plants have always been there for me. what should i do?

-Dirt Lover and cabbage giver-


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gtautumn19 answered Thursday July 13 2006, 1:39 am:
build a greenhouse. dont know how that would help but try it

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