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Member | yessie Tulsa, OK posts 51 8:16 am November 30, 2010
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Hey guy's how has everyone been? Sorry I haven't been on here as much with work and life and can get hectic. Well I was wondering my mother in law LOVES PLANTS, I guess you can say she has a green thumb (Me too, but I live in a apartment and of course no yard for planting.) Well her garden is always vivid and I just have the feeling there's a grome or gromes that help her take care of it but how can I be sure? What are ways to find out if there is a grome living there?
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Member | fairydust France posts 51 8:34 am November 30, 2010
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Hi Yessie
you can try to look if there is a Fairy ring in your mother in law's garden, a Fairy ring is usually a circle of mushrooms or toadstools  this circle is said to mark out the boundaries of a Fairy ring where the Faeries have danced. Hope this helps
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Member | SpiritOfNature South Africa posts 118 10:26 am November 30, 2010
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Whats a grome? At first I thought you meant 'gnome' but thats with a 'n' not a 'r'. Is that what you meant?
Sorry just got a little confused^^
You could try do some meditation in the garden and see what comes to you… If you know what you're looking for. I know that might be hard because its not your garden but thats the method I would try. Hope that helps…
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and then you will understand everything better.
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Member | Bluefirephoenix posts 891 11:20 am November 30, 2010
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Gnomes usually live away from human habitations. They are the most seclusive type of fairy and either ambivalent or overtly hostile to humans. Rarely you will find one that is friendly. The ones that live in gardens mushrooms and such are like little plant pixies.
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Member | yessie Tulsa, OK posts 51 5:33 am December 1, 2010
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Opps sorry miss spelled it lol.
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