Poche plants a garden
Bassmaster Elite Series pro Keith Poche of Pike Road, Ala., is inviting his Facebook fans to guess which types of veggies he has planted in a container vegetable garden in his backyard.
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Bassmaster Elite Series pro Keith Poche of Pike Road, Ala., is inviting his Facebook fans to guess which types of veggies he has planted in a container vegetable garden in his backyard.
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