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  • Margaret D
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    Re #5 – putting a tree near your chicken coop also gives additional protection to the chickens from predators like hawks.

  • Geekasaurus Wreks
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    Nick's Edibles in Saint Cloud, FL has a lot of varieties of perennial fruit and berries. Huge selection of bananas, like the blue java (tastes like ice cream, yum). I know he delivers to Brevard, the "Central Central Florida area", lol and as far as Mims and Titusvile. He has a list of what is currently available on his website. He's a great guy and will always have my business. Check out his website and give him a ring to find out if he delivers to your area.
    https://m.facebook.com/groups/147955578957442?ref=bookmarks

  • Ashley Pajak
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    I'm actually trying out katuk and pigeon peas. Very excited for both. I'm interested in trying tree collards and ice cream bean tree

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