… with tepid water, to both raise humidity and discourage mites. Both plants will benefit from bright, cool indoor conditions, such as an unheated sunroom or a windowsill where the …
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… family. If you have had problems with a particular pest or disease, try planting vegetables from another family in that section of your garden. Veteran vegetable gardeners often rotate …
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… weather may cause browning of early leaves, and, if buds have formed, prevent flowers from developing properly. No action is necessary to protect the bulbs themselves, but if more …
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… Saviour's Lutheran Church in Naperville, IL. She earned a Master’s degree in organ performance from Northern Illinois University after having worked for several years in a non-musical …
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… that have simple harmonies and melodies with very complex rhythms, and the dynamics range from pure solo guitar and voice to the full sound of the rich Brazilian percussion in a … mistake; Luciano has placed his stamp on the Brazilian music scene in Chicago. lucianoantonio.com oldtownschool.org/hireus …
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… or winged fruits, mature in fall and turn a rich red. Fall color is outstanding, ranging from yellow to red to purple. This lovely small tree, native to the Far East, can be grown only …
Type: Garden Guide Plant
… dwarf specimen with fresh green needles and a loosely rounded habit. Firs can be distinguished from pines and spruces by the needles, which are flat or ovoid in cross-section and slightly …
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… short, curving inward to reveal the two white bands beneath them. Firs can be distinguished from pines and spruces by the needles, which are flat or ovoid in cross-section and the cones, …
Type: Garden Guide Plant
… or winged fruits, mature in fall and turn a rich red. Fall color is outstanding, ranging from yellow to red to purple. This lovely small tree, native to the Far East, can be grown only …
Type: Garden Guide Plant
… food source for Old World bees. Another common name, wolfbane, refers to the poison made from this plant's roots, which was used to tip hunting arrows. Medicinal (and poisonous) uses of …
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