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Susan Albert

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Writer, citizen, news junkie, reader, gardener. Latest in the Hidden Women series: Someone Always Nearby: A Novel of Georgia O'Keeffe and Maria Chabot
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What Hydrangeas Need in August – 7 Key Tasks to Protect Blooms Through Late Summer Heat

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By Susan Albert
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When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Hydrangeas are some of the most popular flowering shrubs to grow. Just drive down any street in summer and their abundant, long-lasting clusters of flowers shout out from the landscape borders. By August, the summer-flowering hydrangeas are well into their bloom cycle.
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26 Basic Gardening Terms Every Beginner Should Know Before Picking Up a Shovel

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By Susan Albert
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Turn Old Tree Stumps And A Wood Pallet Into A Beautiful Garden Planter Box We may receive a commission on purchases made from links.Have you been clearing trees off your property recently? Perhaps a storm has left you with a …
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As a Master Gardener, I Always Plant These 8 Unfussy Flowers That Thrive Almost Anywhere

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By Susan Albert
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SF is on the brink of a comeback. Other West Coast cities are watching. Something has been in the air in San Francisco for more than a year now — and for once, it’s not fog or hype about what’s next in tech. Instead, it’s clarity. After years of national headlines portraying the city as a symbol of dysfunction, San Francisco is quietly undergoing a course correction …
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