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✓ Published: 17-Jun-2024
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Here's a progress video showing how the seeds I planted back in February and March are coming on in pots and in the ground during what has been a cold, wet and windy start to summer here in Ireland.
Here's a progress video showing how the seeds I planted back in February and March are coming on in pots and in the ground during what has been a cold, wet and windy start to summer here in Ireland.
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