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07-10-2006, 08:31 PM
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peper and strawberries
I hear that peppers should not be planted by strawberries.
If that is true: 1)Why not, and 2)Is ten feet away any better than 3 feet away. thanks |
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08-10-2006, 05:45 AM
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peper and strawberries
Yeah, there's a virus i believe that can be transmitted by peppers to
strawberrries " Netter" wrote in message ... I hear that peppers should not be planted by strawberries. If that is true: 1)Why not, and 2)Is ten feet away any better than 3 feet away. thanks |
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08-10-2006, 10:32 PM
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peper and strawberries
thanks
"FDR" wrote in message ... Yeah, there's a virus i believe that can be transmitted by peppers to strawberrries " Netter" wrote in message ... I hear that peppers should not be planted by strawberries. If that is true: 1)Why not, and 2)Is ten feet away any better than 3 feet away. thanks |
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