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A Lovely Chinese Proverb

Jun4 by silverthorn1661

After transplanting nearly 50 plants this morning, I can confirm this lovely piece of wisdom.

I hope many of you are enjoying your gardening endeavors this year as well.

Blessings to you all.

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