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When high the sun in noonday glory rides,
Where willows keep the lake's green margin cool,
The speckled trout amid their shadow hides,
And dragonflies haunt every shaded pool
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Coneflowers, aka Echinacea, are tough upright perennials in the daisy family (Asteraceae). They are native to the eastern and central United States, extending from Colorado south to Texas and north to the Great Lakes. Here’s how to grow this American native in your… | | What Is a Supermoon?
August brings us the last supermoon of the year. What is a supermoon, exactly? We agree that it’s a catchy word—and anything that encourages us to explore the night sky is positive—but let’s also get our facts straight. | | | ADVERTISEMENT The only planner you'll need to stay on track!
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