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05-09-2006, 12:49 PM posted to aus.gardens

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Pruning mint

Farm1 wrote:

It always worried me that if a Bluie could find his way in then it
would be so much easier for a snake to do so given that they only need
a hole the size of a thumb.

EXACTLY!

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