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The Major Threat Invasive Canada Thistle Poses To Your Garden - House Digest

The Major Threat Invasive Canada Thistle Poses To Your Garden - House Digest

Canada thistle (Cirsium arvense) is an aggressive, invasive plant. Here's how it spreads and how to identify …

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It Was Born In Colorado — The Thrift Store Gem You Shouldn't Pass Up Original

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By Baylee Bunce
| HouseDigest
On the cusp of the 20th century, one of the most enduring pottery studios in America was born. Artus Van Briggle first arrived in Colorado Springs, Colorado in 1899, and would found his own studio a few years later. The Van Briggle Pottery Company was one of the longest-operating pottery studios in the U.S. until it closed its doors in 2012. Despite having shut down production, Van Briggle Pottery left an untouchable legacy behind.
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Not Basil, Not Cilantro: The Bold, Red Herb With Flowers That'll Look Great In Your Garden

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By Baylee Bunce
| HouseDigest
Rather than the cool green of basil or cilantro, why not add a bit of colorful contrast to your garden? Red orach (Atriplex hortensis var. rubra) has been cultivated for centuries, but remains one of the most overlooked garden plants in the U.S. This is the red variety of orach, a type of plant often used as a substitute for spinach. However, this leafy species has a slightly salty taste compared to the typical greens in American cuisine.
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Not Basil, Not Cilantro: The Bold, Red Herb With Flowers That'll Look Great In Your Garden

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By Baylee Bunce
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Mon, July 6, 2026 at 9:30 AM UTC A woman cultivating a raised bed herb garden - O2o Creative/Getty Images Rather than the cool green of basil or cilantro, why not add a bit of colorful contrast to your garden? Red orach (Atriplex hortensis var. rubra) has been cultivated for centuries, but remains one of the most overlooked garden plants in the U.S. This is the red variety of orach, a type of plant often used as a substitute for spinach.
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