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PostSubject: Cono resurrection!   Cono resurrection! EmptyTue Apr 21, 2009 7:03 am
I've only got two of these little fellows, and they are a delight to watch at this time of year, as what looks like a pile of dead plant matter just busts into life. almost overnight

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Enjoy, CP.
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