After the torrential rains we had yesterday-I have a lot o' dirty dishes:)
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At least your "dirty" dishes are outside and can be hosed off as opposed to the dirty ones piled up in my sink!
Well it would be good if you could use them then plant them instead of doing the dishes!
Just like in the sink! And yes, that's the bad thing about planting plates in the garden. Mulch helps.
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