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		<title>By: mollyL</title>
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		<description>Would fruit trees native to your area qualify as sustainable? It would probably take a few years, but you&#039;d be getting fresh, organic fruit. Fruit trees are pretty and give alot of shade in the summertime.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Would fruit trees native to your area qualify as sustainable? It would probably take a few years, but you&#8217;d be getting fresh, organic fruit. Fruit trees are pretty and give alot of shade in the summertime.</p>
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