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Comment by Dianne Felder on December 2, 2009 at 12:52pm - Wow, that looks great. I have a planter similar to that by my back block wall but the crazy long grass along the alley behind it got through the cracks in the foundation, I guess, and took it over. That is another project for this winter. Remove all the soil, sift and treat or line the bottom and put in clean soil. Deep sigh. Looks like you'll have a lot of good eating this winter.
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