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Old 12-29-2007, 06:47 PM
OzDonna OzDonna is offline
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Default Should I let my partner grow vegetables on my deceased dogs grave?

My lovely old labrador died three years ago and we buried him in the garden. We're on water restrictions so the garden isn't very healthy at all except in this one spot where my old dog is buried and the weeds grow profusely. My partner came up with the idea of growing vegetables there. I do miss homegrown vegetables but I cant imagine eating anything which my old dog has fertilized. What do you all think of this?


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