A Master Gardener Explains When and How to Divide Perennials for More Free Plants
Most perennials are easy care plants that require less maintenance than annuals and return year after year with minimal fuss.
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Clemson Extension: Spring planting: Bulbs and more
The racks of spring-planted bulbs, bare root plants and tubers show up in box stores and garden shops each spring. Colorful photos mounted to the fronts of boxes and bins ...
A Grip on Sports: All the change this time of year may seem willy nilly but there often is a method admist the madness
A GRIP ON SPORTS • Change happens quickly this time of year. Right in front of your eyes as you dig around the backyard dirt ...
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Kaleena Smith and Ontario Christian hold off Etiwanda for first Open Division title
In a game that more than lived up to the hype, the Knights held off a furious Etiwanda comeback to unseat the defending champion and capture the Southern Section Open Division crown, 65-63 ...
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Finally eligible for March Madness, Division I's most unlikely success story out to prove it's not done yet
Only four Division I teams have more wins this season. The Tritons are on an 11-game winning streak, tied for the second-longest in D-I. Ten of the 11 are by double digits. Advanced analytics ...
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Campbell Vaughn: Simplifying often-used terminology in gardening/landscape world
Plants like Black Eyed Susan and daylilies are considered perennial in our area. Technically things like azaleas are perennial, but again we use the term mainly for weeds and flowers.
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NHL playoff standings: Who wins the Central Division?
As has been the case for the past few campaigns, the Central Division includes multiple top-tier Stanley Cup contenders this season. Going simply by points percentage, the Central boasts the ...