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October 17th 06, 03:17 AM
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Water Lilly Leaves
Hi All,
Winter is fast-approaching here and I was wondering if I should cut off the old water lily leaves and remove them from the pond or should I just let the water lilies do their own thing? Any help is appreciated. Thanks! -- Lawrence 
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November 5th 06, 12:01 PM
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Water Lilly Leaves
think about me also
here the sam u r freinds Lawrence wrote: Hi All, Winter is fast-approaching here and I was wondering if I should cut off the old water lily leaves and remove them from the pond or should I just let the water lilies do their own thing? Any help is appreciated. Thanks! -- Lawrence
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