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Breathe life into your garden with native plants

Aiken Standard 03 Aug 2024
Breathe life into landscapes so people and nature can flourish.” ... “Native plants are always growing, changing and blooming, so the art of gardening with them is more of a journey and an experiment,” he said.
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Olympics: Is the Ohio River dirtier than France's Seine River?

Cincinnati.com 24 Jul 2024
When you say ‘Yes, but,’ or ‘Maybe,’ then they start to wonder, 'What's wrong?' ”. So, what makes the river unsafe to swim in?. Major rainstorms and harmful algal blooms can make the Ohio River unsafe for swimming.
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‘I’ll break you! I’ll get you!’ — why these 6 comic actors need to make ...

The Los Angeles Times 04 Jun 2024
So I took that and I said, 'I'm going in as the character.' You see how I walk in the room, you see my mannerisms right away ... Everybody's wrong and she just was so right. So that's my quirk — Orlando Bloom is a football player and a Black man.
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The unimaginable tragedy of the Sydney stabbing attack

The Spectator 13 Apr 2024
What that mission was, no one yet knows ... She said, ‘She is just an incredible person…she was so excited to be a new mother, and it’s all just been ripped away this afternoon.’ ... So incomprehensible. So unfair. So wrong. A blooming good offer ... .
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Gardening is full of experimentation​​​

The Jamestown Sun 13 Jan 2024
I used to hate petunias as they were so common, but now I have them every year because they bloom from the onset and never seem to stop! How can you go wrong with something like that?? Sometimes a ...
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Garden Talk: Why aren’t my hydrangeas blooming?

Michigan Live 27 Sep 2023
They seem to be so easy to get to bloom. But sometimes the blooming just doesn’t happen ... So what could go wrong to keep some of our hydrangeas from blooming? We go to a few experts who play Sherlock Holmes with the hydrangeas.
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Sandy Parrill: Fickle April and spring out of whack

The Express-Star 01 May 2023
So goes this spring. Almost uncomfortably out of kilter, it’s a confusion of blooms at the wrong times — some really early, others late and some not blooming at all, though the plants are healthy ... Most are already blooming a couple of weeks early.
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Eddie Izzard Introduces New Feminine Name, Saying People 'Can Choose' Which They Want To Use

Huffington Post 07 Mar 2023
Politico reporter Dan Bloom tweeted on Monday that Eddie then added. “That’s how I’m going to roll, so people can choose what they want ... They can’t make a mistake, they can’t go wrong”— Dan Bloom (@danbloom1) March 7, 2023.
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What’s in store for today? Your horoscope for January 2, 2023

Metro UK 02 Jan 2023
At least be sure to keep receipts and paperwork so you can take it back ... can get things wrong ... But your creative side will be in full bloom, so using this time to make beautiful things may be healing.
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‘Game of Thrones’ Alum Carice van Houten Gets Drenched By a Bucket of Blood in ...

The Post and Courier 04 Dec 2022
“So, I think she is mostly a very depressed woman, who believes if she says one thing wrong, she’ll go to the nuthouse. So, she cannot bloom until she meets Valmont basically ... There are so many characters ... I think so, yeah ... I have so many interests.
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The power of fair trade to change the lives of the poor

The Manila Times 08 Oct 2022
Climate change brought rains at the wrong time and washed away the flowers. Then, insects came and laid their eggs in the flowers, so the blooms died ... farmers association for the past 15 years or so.
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Quick Takes

Aspen Times 25 Sep 2022
So, what is it? ... But, gloomy predictions of recession bloom every year and are almost always wrong. So, we might actually be wise to bet with the governor, even if it is an election year, and incumbents always say stuff like this.
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As Colorado gardening season winds down, here’s what you need to do now to prepare ...

Denver Post 30 Aug 2022
Alliums come in so many sizes, colors and bloom times that you’ll have a hard time choosing, but you can’t go wrong ... Remember, if you can, when you planted and where; if you love something but it didn’t do so well, try relocating it next year.
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The Didymo Dilemma: ‘Rock snot’ algae blooms are hurting the Kootenai River Fishery

The Montanian 06 May 2022
... tool can feel wrong when so much of the world is focused on keeping nutrients out of rivers to discourage harmful algal blooms, which can suck oxygen from aquatic ecosystems and degrade water quality.

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Jammu and Kashmir Police and officals of Revenue department destroys illegally cultivated Poppy on a patch of land at Parigam 35 kms in south kashmir's Pulwama district on Thursday 19, May 2016.The jammu and kashmir Police has identified several hectares of land in Kashmir villages that will be destroyed over a month tenure. A kilogram of such poppy husk sells for $ 16 - 25 (1000-1500 INR) in the local markets and the cultivation of poppy is banned under state law. Opium cultivation in Kashmir has shown significant increase over the past few years according to Excise and Taxation officials. Large stacks of land are coming under the cultivation with derivatives mostly landing with drug and narcotic suppliers across India. Every year government officials clear such plantation.
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