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People sometimes find a healthy newborn fawn in their yard. If they don't see the mother, they might think the baby has been abandoned and needs help. This is usually not the case.
Seed bombs combine all the zen relaxation of flower gardening with all the explosive excitement of chucking things in the street!
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Dictamnus, commonly known as a gas plant, is an interesting specimen to include in your perennial garden.
Hybrid Tea Rose 'Dainty Bess'Rosa Photo courtesy of Karl Gercens. Copyright Karl Gercens. Conservatory Horticulturist at Longwood Gardens. http://www.karlgercens.com/
Callistemon 'Pink Champagne'Callistemon Photo courtesy of and copyright of Armella Maria Pratt from Hervey Bay, Queensland
Many-headed DryandraBanksia polycephala New Norcia area. Photo courtesy of, copyright of Lyn Alcock of Narrogin, Western Australia
