How can you tell which end is an earthworm's head and which end is the tail?
Tickle it in the middle and see which end laughs.
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Feb 17th: Master Gardener Board Meeting, Monday 9:30 am at Llano River Creamery and Kitchen, 105 West Main Street, Llano
Feb 20th: General Membership Meeting, Jumpstart Your Native Garden with Haeley Giambalvoof NativeBackyards.com, Thursday 5:30 pm at Llano County Library.
Ya'll are welcome!
April 5th: Spring Native Plant Sale and Raffle,
8 a.m. at the Gazebo on Llano Square