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Old September 7, 2015   #17
Cole_Robbie
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I convinced my mom and stepdad to plant groundhog radish over the winter in their garden. They have noticed improved soil and more earthworms this year. They got it out late, and it lived until mid-winter, when it got buried under snow and ice. Until then it stayed green, even when everything else was brown. It can take freezing temps, but the ice finally killed it in about late January.
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