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09-09-2007, 07:44 AM
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My cabbage patch has been attacked by snails. Any safe way togetridofsnails without the use of chemicals please
ROFLMHO!!! You're all heart!!! Bronwyn ;-)) Terryc wrote: HC wrote: Thanks for your generous offer, but somehow think I'll pass!! LOL Too many 'off' jokes over the years come readily to mind!! LOL Blow, now I'm going to have to find someone else to test them out. I know my italian neighbour does it, but his tastes are rather low. I was lloking for someon else to go first {:-). |
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