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Beware the poodle-dog bush! (No, really)
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7-8-2009 1:51 PM
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pests
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irritants
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poison-oak
Lexica
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I knew about poison oak, I knew about poison ivy, I knew about nettles... now we have to watch out for the poodle-dog bush as well? Yikes.
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7-9-2009
11:08 PM
tanyamm
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the bush.....
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