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Backyard Fairies Talk about the Climate – Carol J. Michel

Backyard fairies right here. We’re backyard fairies and we’re posting on this weblog in order that it doesn’t go dormant and disappear like that chocolate Carol purchased and swore would final her for weeks and weeks. Nicely, in a matter of days, we might discover not one of the chocolate,…

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The Full Information to Bonnet Home Museum & Gardens: A Hidden Tropical Paradise in Fort Lauderdale (2024)

Introduction Bonnet House Museum & Gardens, a 35-acre subtropical estate nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway, represents a unique blend of art, architecture, and tropical horticulture. This historic property, built in 1920, offers visitors a glimpse into Old Florida’s charm while showcasing remarkable botanical collections. Historical Significance Timeline…

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Backyard Bloggers’ Bloom Day – October 2024 – Carol J. Michel

Welcome to Backyard Bloggers’ Bloom Day for October 2024. Right here in my USDA Hardiness Zone 6a backyard in central Indiana, October has quite a lot of blooms, although there are few it may actually name its personal. August owns among the flowers, like these hardy begonias, which have been…

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Are Milkweeds Perennials or Annuals?

With regards to gardening, few crops fire up as a lot curiosity and confusion as milkweed. With their vibrant flowers and very important position in supporting monarch butterflies, milkweeds are a scorching subject amongst gardeners, nature fans, and environmentalists alike. However a key query stays: Are milkweeds perennials or annuals?…

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saving native seeds, with tim johnson of native plant belief

WHEN I READ the opposite day that Native Plant Belief, the nonprofit plant conservation group in New England, had efficiently raised the cash to finish the endowment fund wanted to save lots of its area’s most imperiled native crops in a seed financial institution, it was like a silver lining…

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