Lost garden layout - help id plants
carla_12
9 years ago
My computer died and I lost my garden layout! There are about three veggie plants I can't identify or remember what I planted where. If anyone can help me identify these plants I'd really appreciate it.
This is the 1st group of plants. Notice the "pods"?
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