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7. And since they put them at the base of the fruit trees

Wed May 10, 2017, 06:21 PM

May 2017

they probably meant to use them as a chop and drop compost layer for the fruit trees. I'd say you scored!

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North Georgia mystery plant [View all] Sedona Apr 2017 OP

Virginia Bluebell has purple flowers Cattledog Apr 2017 #1

If you can't get an answer here, try Demit Apr 2017 #2

Thanks! Its comfrey! Sedona Apr 2017 #4

Where I come from, comfrey has blue flowers. dixiegrrrrl Apr 2017 #5

There are at least two types of comfrey. MissB May 2017 #6

And since they put them at the base of the fruit trees MissB May 2017 #7