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The Fast-Growing Blue-Purple Flower That Attracts Gorgeous Butterflies To Gardens

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By Jason Rochlin
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Butterflies are more than just sets of pretty patterned wings and an easy at-home science project to teach kids about metamorphosis through insect rearing. These insects fit an important ecological niche as plant pollinators and a link in the natural food chain, which makes it all the worse to see news coming out about butterfly populations rapidly decreasing in recent years.
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Remove Weeds Growing In Cracks With A Home Improvement Essential You Likely Already Own

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By Jason Rochlin
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Weeds are unavoidable. Characterized as any kind of plant growing where they aren't wanted, weed seeds spread by riding the wind, being deposited by birds, getting tracked in on your shoes, or being mixed into compost and potting mix. They can even creep in from adjacent lawns. Weeds tend to be hardy plants that reproduce widely and quickly.
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Don't Toss Rotisserie Chicken Containers — Here's A Gardening Hack To Reuse Them

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By Jason Rochlin
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you want to hit your spring garden as soon as the cold weather turns and the frost melts, you have a few options. Some pollinator-friendly plants like begonia and impatiens are annuals that can survive the season, or you can try methods for overwintering geraniums and similar flowers.
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