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..~«;§*§## ~~~ kirs fields ~~~ ##§*§;«~..
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....~«;§*§ kirs kale is a medium-sized (five to §*§;«~....
...~«;§*§# fifteen centimeters high) green plant #§*§;«~...
..~«;§*§## which is very nice and we all love it ##§*§;«~..
.~«;§*§### dearly. ###§*§;«~.
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...~«;§*§# it grows on the side of the path or #§*§;«~...
....~«;§*§ road, very resilient, comes back every §*§;«~....
...~«;§*§# year but maybe a little more of it, if #§*§;«~...
..~«;§*§## the snails dont get it first. nice for ##§*§;«~..
.~«;§*§### bugs, webs, there's shade underneath, ###§*§;«~.
..~«;§*§## etc... ##§*§;«~..
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....~«;§*§ can take over a little if there's §*§;«~....
...~«;§*§# room--- you get kirs fields, kirs kale #§*§;«~...
..~«;§*§## fields... usually not for long, maybe a ##§*§;«~..
.~«;§*§### season or two. ###§*§;«~.
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...~«;§*§# they are edible raw, you can crawl #§*§;«~...
....~«;§*§ around in the field and take a bite now §*§;«~....
...~«;§*§# and then. but watch out, there might be #§*§;«~...
..~«;§*§## dirt or a bug on the leaf! ##§*§;«~..
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....~«;§*§ a little like the antenna plant but §*§;«~....
...~«;§*§# without the reception, you know #§*§;«~...
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