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Do you know what a hand auger can do?
It will not auger well for you if you cannot figure out how these clues lead you to the mystery plant.
You do it with a hand auger, and I don't mean drill.
You don't expect a man of that caliber to be so dull.
That's a lie!
Heaven for the climate, hell for society.
Bonus clue, no extra charge:
Pushing up daisies is not a doctor-approved form of exercise.
Be sure to check back with Traveler tomorrow for the answer, an explanation of the clues, and information about the mystery plant.
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False Hellebore
You got it, Eric. Good job. It's false hellebore.
i guss we dont need bear spray any more.