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- 2. ï‚ž Purpose ï‚ž Step-by-step ï‚ž Fun facts ï‚ž More info ï‚ž Want to know more
- 3. • One way to use an 1 indoor garden is to… • How??? 2 • An indoor garden has 3 improved because…  http://houseplantsguide.webs.com/apps/blog /entries/show/5267944-identifying-houseplants
- 4. SUPPLIES
- 9. AWAY
- 10. ï‚ž A Cactus ï‚ž A Venus Fly Trap ï‚ž An Azalea
- 11. ï‚ž Here are the books that helped me with my exhibition. GROW IT! By: Erika Markmann