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		<title>Plants for purpose: Top plants for frost pockets</title>
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<p>Frost can be both a blessing and a curse for gardeners. For example, Brussels sprouts taste much sweeter after being frosted, whereas tree blossom can be totally wiped out by an early or late frost. Here are some of the top plants for frost pockets. Frost pockets are usually found where there are dips in  [...]</p>
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