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All about lavender, spring allergies and trees, planting potatoes in straw

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When my daughter and I wish on the “first star I see tonight,” are we really wishing on a planet? How can we tell one from the other?
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What kind of fish only swims at night?
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New flowery scents strewed everywhere,
New sunshine poured in largesse fair,
"We shall be happy now," we say.
A voice just trembles through the air,
And whispers, "May."  

–Sarah C. Woolsey (1835–1905)

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Lavender
Lavender is a bushy, strong-scented perennial plant from the Mediterranean. In warmer regions, its gray to green foliage stays evergreen throughout the year, and the herb thrives in some of the toughest of garden conditions. Here’s how to plant, grow, and harvest lavender in the …
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When you’re tired of the flowers in your container dying

Don’t despair! Meet the simple solution: the Flower Carpet rose. Plunk this beauty into a container and it will last for years! Check out this short video illustrating how easily Flower Carpet works in containers. Never get container-envy again.

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Lavender Benefits for Health and Home
Discover lavender’s amazing benefits for sleep, relaxation, and health. This fragrant perennial has been revered throughout the ages for its ability to breathe a sense of clarity and calm into every place it dwells. It has long been used as a remedy for a range of ailments from insomnia and…
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How To Remove Dark Spots (Do This)

A common misconception that many people have are that dark skin spots are caused by the sun, when in fact they are actually signs of advanced aging. Dr. Gundry has a special at home method that you can use in her home to help reduce dark spots, age spots, and uneven skin tones. Watch The Video.

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Lavender and Marshmallow Tea
Have you ever wondered about experimenting with different dried herbs to make the perfect cup of tea? If so, you’ll be glad to know that it is extremely simple to infuse tea in a few steps. I’ve made Lavender and Marshmallow Root Tea (yes, the “real” marshmallow plant!) but you can use any…
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From Seeds to Blossoms

The Flower Gardener’s Handbook profiles 32 varieties of flowering plants that are the most popular and common throughout the United States and Canada. Each profile covers planting, care, harvest, and recommended varieties. It’s the perfect companion for a gardener of any skill level!

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How Plants and Weather Cause Allergies
Spring brings beautiful trees and flowers, but it also wreaks havoc on those with allergies. Learn which of those trees cause allergies, 5 tips to limit discomfort, and the connection between weather, plants, and allergies!
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Planting Potatoes in Straw (No-Dig!)
Grow potatoes in straw—and you don’t have to dig to plant or harvest! Plus, you’ll have fewer weeds. Essentially, you just cover potato seeds in layers of straw—and wait for a big harvest! See five steps for planting in straw in this article (with video demo).
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