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In June 1886, Mr. J.K. Livingston and his family vacationed by horseback from Santa Fe to the Jemez Mountains. On their return, the editors of The Santa Fe New Mexican prevailed upon him to write ...

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Alpine plants are ideal for small gardens and containers. An expert from Elisabeth C. Miller Botanical Garden shares how to trick them into thriving at your home.

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