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10 neat things about sparrows

Sparrows are among the birds most closely tied to gardens, even if we do not always think of them that way. They forage under shrubs,

Squirrel eating in a branch

Preventing Animals from Eating Your Bulbs

Squirrels, raccoons, chipmunks, moles and voles are known for digging up and eating tulip bulbs and crocus corms. They will go after other flower bulbs

10 Neat Things about ZZ plant

The ZZ plant is everywhere, yet strangely anonymous. It sits quietly in offices, apartments and waiting rooms, looking polished and unbothered, even when no one

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Thank you for voting! No onions this year? That’s okay, we promise not to cry about it. (Someone had to say it.) Even if onions

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Thank you for voting!  Looks like onions might be making their way into your garden this year, and that’s great news for your future meals!

10 Neat Things about Verbena bonariensis

Lovely, purple-topped flowers that float and sway in the breeze on tough, wiry stems are the magic of Verbena bonariensis. Sometimes (rarely) called purpletop vervain,

Forsythia flower in bloom

Forsythia

Forsythia, with its vibrant yellow blooms that emerge before the foliage, heralds the arrival of spring, brightening gardens even before the rest of the landscape

10 Neat Things about kalanchoe

Most people first meet the kalanchoe houseplant (kal-uhn-KOH-ee) without ever learning its name. It is the compact flowering plant stacked near the entrance to a

branch of a Hemlock tree

Hemlock tree

When people hear the word hemlock, they almost immediately think of poison. Many associate the name with the drink that killed Socrates for what was

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10 Neat Things about Winter Phenomena

Cold weather transforms the landscape in ways that are both practical and surprisingly beautiful. When temperatures plunge, familiar physics begins to behave differently. Ice crystals

10 neat things about sparrows

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