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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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If morning glories are such an invasive weed in some places, why can’t I get them to grow here in Maine? – Answer
Puzzle of the Day
What subject do witches like best? – Answer | | Irises
The tall, beautiful iris, named after the Greek goddess who rode rainbows, comes in many magical colors. Despite its divine origins, this beautiful flower is rugged and reliable. Learn to plant and care for irises for long-term success. | | | ADVERTISEMENT How Does Your Garden Grow?
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Unless you have a short growing season, many vegetables are easy enough to start from seeds that are sown right in your garden soil. Here’s why—plus, we list 10 vegetables which are best started from seed. | | | ADVERTISEMENT Keep the weeds out!
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The northern lights are appearing much farther south! Find out why we’ll all see more of the aurora borealis in the coming years, as well as when and where to see nature’s shimmering light show! | | | ADVERTISEMENT Get ready to garden!
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