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Tag Archives: shoots
You won’t help shoots grow by pulling them up higher.
You won’t help shoots grow by pulling them up higher. – Chinese Proverb What does that mean? Shoots, being a term for young plants, need to grow to be useful. So the sooner they grow tall, the sooner you get … Continue reading
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