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idealism meets reality in gardening and Maine.
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- Read too many books about industrial farming and "how to" gardening books. once our Little Girl was born we left New York City for rural Western Maine. After living in Maine for three years, we followed the work back to NYC and I garden in the city and at our house in Maine.
As opposed to ... White Flies? Green ones? Rainbow?
ReplyDeleteBlack flies are biting gnats. The bites that they inflict not only itch horribly, but also hurt. They will burrow into your hair to bite your scalp, crawl into sleeves, up pant legs, and get in between your fingers. They are voracious and tenacious and good gracious I hate them
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