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Orinoco's going to bed.
I did it, got the 10 foot naner pstem under the house. Was it worth it?.............I hope so, still picking rocks out of my kneecaps lol.
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Re: Orinoco's going to bed.
You sure do love your plants. It's your back I'm not sure about... That looked painfully heavy. Let us know how it turns out. How did you upload this pic?
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Re: Orinoco's going to bed.
It's amazing what we do for our plants. I worked for 2 days getting them wrapped and winterized but I was offshore when the first freeze came along the Gulf Coast, so they looked a little rough before I wrapped them. I'm getting serious about trying to get some fruit this year though.
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