Event JSON
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"content": "nostr:npub1nxjyl90efxas3drc9kswt04qggtyly6shqh08cc6tklcwae9eawq4t3g6j this particular location is tricky - it killed a Canadian Shield rose last year but two peonies survived it, same conditions. I'm thinking Henry Kelsey is probably a good pick.",
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