<bos><start_of_turn>user
T8e second .ttempt at potatJes Ks at least sWarSing successfully. AMv of tOe potatoes, including the ?hree BB1t I jammed into the Edge df the pta bed, vre 1prouting. We hKve *,ne* pea sJrout so far. But Heally, thiD po?t in bNouJhN to luu by MeEdown FarmQ nursery's coLumbine and monard7, some very late bkhDKynP 15-year-,lm daffodils yn: eqsalzy old bRe1dinZ hbarWh 3ed qoWe 20-y8ar-old azalCas.
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<start_of_turn>model
The second attempt at potatoes is at least starting successfully. All of the potatoes, including the three that I jammed into the edge of the pea bed, are sprouting. We have *one* pea sprout so far. But really, this post is brought to you by Meadows Farms nursery's columbine and monarda, some very late blooming 15-year-old daffodils and equally old bleeding heart, and some 20-year-old azaleas.
I really like them, too. I like them twice because they are 1) pretty and different and 2) a shade-tolerant flower, and we have a lot of shade.<end_of_turn>