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Hi Lydia,

I know one year I sown this because a friend told me it was good for the soil. In the spring you just turn it over. I guess that is why it is called winter-crop. I think it was also called winter wheat. But I remember it was oats seeds.

Myrna

Here in BC, we sowed winter rye. Then it was turned over to help the soil.

Dave

Hi Dave!
You puzzled me...
Did You really sowed winter rye BC- Before Christ (before New Era)?
Maybe so.
Great amazing reply !
Lydia

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Further translation into English text of the author of this photo:

And here is the original use of socks!

"Echo-hey! Hello, I am a hedgehog named" Kolosok "live and grow only where a lot of light, I love the warmth and caring.
Effortlessly get along with plants, special care is needed, I drink only water, food do not need it at all!
However, the period of my life is too short to grow up as soon as my needles, cat lady eats them immediately. without needles, you know, the hedgehog is not the same.
"Such a cute hedgehog can make everyone :)
Instructions included.

Hedgehog of the sock

materials:soil, seeds, some large beads and buttons

Hi all!

9 people have taken part in this competition.

Bogdan, Dave, Myrna, Diane, Branka, Roger, Miguel, David, Luella

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