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- 2. Herbs Fruits Tubers Vegetables You can grow almost anything in pots
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- 45. Succession planting FRUITY VEGGIES LEAFY VEGGIES TUBERS FRUITS 31 2 4 LEAFY VEGGIES LEAFY VEGGIES FRUITY VEGGIES FRUITY VEGGIES TUBERS FRUITS HERBS HERBS NOT CRITICAL FOR PERRENIALS 10 days 2 weeks 3-4 weeks
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