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Orchids, fixing soil pH, wartime weather

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Question of the Day
Do female Florida alligators make the same loud roar as males do?
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Puzzle of the Day

My first and second mean well; my second and third a decree; my first is the name of a man; my whole he is likely to be. (What’s the word? Each clue is a syllable!)

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Now by great marshes wrapt in mist,
Or past some river's mouth,
Throughout the long, still autumn day
Wild birds are flying south.

–Wilfred Campbell, Canadian poet (1861–1918)

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Orchids
Orchids have no equal: They are breathtakingly beautiful, delicate, long-blooming, long-lived, fascinating in fragrance and form, and extremely varied. Few pleasures in gardening surpass the thrill of seeing orchids thrive and bloom. Here’s everything you should know about growing orchids and…
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Millie's Pierogi

Millie’s Pierogi are handmade using the finest quality ingredients. One dozen delicious Pierogi are nestled in a tray, making a one-pound package of pure enjoyment! Order today!

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How Weather Changed the Course of Wars
Weather has played a critical role in history on a number of occasions. In both the American Revolutionary War and World War II, weather conditions different than those that actually occurred might have led to the opposite side emerging victorious. 
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3 Dangerous Ingredients You're Feeding Your Dog

Are you harming your dog by feeding them the wrong food? There are 3 dangerous ingredients that no dog should ever eat, and if you are giving them to your dog then you might be slowly harming it.

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Soil pH Levels for Plants
What is your garden soil’s pH level? Every plant prefers a different level of acidity. Use this soil pH chart to find out which pH level is best for your garden plants. Then, learn how to adjust it accordingly!
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One of a kind glass decorations

You can decorate your windows with these colorful hand-pressed glass suncatchers. Each piece measures three inches wide and is one of a kind!

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Improving Gut Health Naturally
Trillions of “good” bacteria live inside our bodies. Gut health matters; it’s intertwined with the immune system, which is linked with diabetes, weight loss, and allergies. Learn more about gut health and how to take steps to restore yours!
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Cranberry Waldorf Salad
Our Cranberry Waldorf Salad is a twist on the traditional all-American fruit and nut salad made of fresh apples, celery, walnuts, and grapes. We’ve simply added colorful cranberries! It’s a great complement to turkey or roast pork. The mayonnaise is optional.
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