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Build a chicken run, Easter bread, natural weed control

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Question of the Day
I live in the Midwest and am interested in planting day lilies. What time of year should I plant them?
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Puzzle of the Day
Why did the chicken cross the gymnasium floor?
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clouds
I watched the dawn come,
Watched the spring dawn come.
And the red sun shouldered his way up
Through the grey, through the blue,
Through the lilac mists.

–Angelina Weld Grimké (1880–1958)

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How to Build a Chicken Run
Having a safe place outdoors for chickens to spend their days will keep them happy and healthy. Although most predators hunt by night, there are daytime threats to a backyard flock, including dogs, foxes, hawks, and eagles. Building a chicken run is a good way to keep your chickens secure and…
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Choosing The Right Vine For The Right Space

Choosing the correct location by understanding how vines attach to their support is critical for your vine to grow healthy and produce beautiful flowers. Jung Seed’s Garden Blog helps you figure out what vine might be right for you.

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Italian Easter Bread With Dyed Eggs
This is an Easter bread worth baking! With its pretty dyed eggs tucked inside,  Italian Easter Bread is not only delicious but also makes a beautiful edible centerpiece!  
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The Almanac SPRING YARD CLEANUP Checklist!

It’s cleanup season now! Tackle a little lawn & garden work this week to get ready for the growth spurt to come. From 1. Pruning dead branches to 2. Trimming shrubs, see what’s included in our spring yard cleanup checklist …

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12 Natural Ways to Get Rid of Garden Weeds
By getting rid of weeds (unwanted plants) springing up in your garden in their first few weeks of life, you will stop weeds from removing vital nutrients from the soil. Here are 12 natural techniques that not only get rid of weeds but also save you lots of time over the season!
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Slim & Healthy After 60: All It Takes is 1 Small Change

Former Idol star was suffering from digestive discomfort, fatigue, and more serious health issues. That has all changed…He lost weight, feels great, and it was all without some crazy diet or strenuous exercise program. Watch how he did it here >>

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Growing Daylilies and Daylily Propagation
The daylily really is the perfect perennial—easy to grow, virtually disease- and pest-free, and able to survive drought, shade, and poor soil. Learn more about growing daylilies as well as how to easily propagate them for more plants!
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Art or Spoon? You decide.

Can a spoon be as decorative as it is practical? We think so if you’re using the Marrakesh Notched Spoon. It features bright bands of color that outline the wood grain, sure to add a pop of color to your kitchen.

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Growing Lettuce and Salad Greens in Containers
Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to grow salad greens in containers for fresh, young leaves in a matter of weeks. Lettuce is a great crop in shady corners in summer and all the way through fall—plus, container gardening works anywhere! See our article with three simple…
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