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caitlinsgarden
McGregor, IA
(Zone 4b)

June 20, 2008
07:50 PM

Post #5135068

Right now I have them on newspapers on the kitchen floor - how do I know when they are dry enough to bag up or something? (Onion bag?) I used to just let them sun dry outdoors, but they got rained on and moldy too many times.
Sharon

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