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Garden can attract butterflies
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Sure, snow is in the forecast. But if you plan now, you can
design a garden that springs to life with fluttering butterflies and
jeweled hummingbirds.
At Carolee's Herb Farm in Hartford City, Ind., in summer,birds
and butterflies are drawn to brightly colored gardens of flowering
annuals, planted in two informal borders glowing with red, orange and
yellow. A walk cuts between the borders, allowing visitors to mingle
close beside their winged guests.
Hummingbirds can't resist...
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FROM HOBBY TO CAREER
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Addicts to become herb farmers
New Straits Times
; John Pillai New Straits Times 04-22-2000 Addicts to become herb farmers Byline: John Pillai Edition: Main/Lifestyle; 2* Section: National Kuala Lumpur -- KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. - Dadah addicts will become herb farmers as part of a new holistic programme to prepare them to be reintegrated into society,
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The Gilboa herbal remedy
Jerusalem Post
; LYDIA AISENBERG Jerusalem Post 02-03-2006 Headline: The Gilboa herbal remedy Byline: LYDIA AISENBERG Edition; Metro Israel Section: Features Page: 10 Friday, February 3, 2006 -- On top of a mountain with a stupendous view for miles sits one of the most successful individual family enterprises in
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Va. farm specializes in herbs
Charleston Daily Mail
; RAPHINE, Va. - Don Haynie lives with the past. From the first floor of his 1790s Federal-style farmhouse he can survey four agricultural buildings that date back as far. But for Haynie, nothing quite reaches into history like a sprig of rosemary, or a carpet of thyme, or the blue clouds of rue. The
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 "The Kentucky Post (Covington, KY)")
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HERBAL GARDENING\ FLORENCE BUSINESS GROWS, SELLS HUNDREDS OF VARIETIES.(Kentucky Life)
The Kentucky Post (Covington, KY)
; Byline: Janice Gallagher Post contributor Walking through her greenhouse, Stephanie Renaker-Jansen pulls the leaves off a rosemary herb plant, rolls it into a ball between her fingers to release the scent of its natural oils, and gently sniffs its fragrance. This one has a pine scent. It's one of
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