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Default Hey, Judy!
http://www.garden.bsewall.com/lists.htm

Don't know if you intend to do any gardening, but this site is awesome if you do.

I did not know limes are everbearing but other citrus is in season now, or where to plant papaya.

I could actually grow a lot of the same plants as I have here - daylillies, red hot poker, trumpet vine. And they'd probably do better there.
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