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Strange, Beautiful, and Hungry: Explore Our New Collection of Carnivorous Plants
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Some plants produce roses. Some produce tomatoes. And some produce sticky leaves, pitfall traps, and elaborate insect-catching mechanisms that seem better suited to a Victorian science fiction novel than a windowsill greenhouse.
We are excited to introduce our new and expanding Carnivorous Plants Collection at GoGardenNow.com, featuring a remarkable variety of unusual insect-eating plants for collectors, hobbyists, terrarium growers, and curious gardeners alike.
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Desert Beauty and Strange Living Sculptures: Explore Our Expanded Collection of Cacti and Succulents
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We are pleased to announce the expansion of our Cacti and Succulents Collection at GoGardenNow.com.
Our growing selection includes a wide variety of succulents and desert-adapted plants ranging from compact rosette-forming species to sculptural statement plants that seem almost otherworldly in appearance. Some are rugged and spiny. Others are soft, silvery, and symmetrical. A few resemble stones, coral, sea creatures, or tiny green roses fashioned from wax.
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A New Addition to GoGardenNow.com: Soaps and Bath Goods
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We are pleased to announce the new Soaps and Bath Goods Collection at GoGardenNow.com.
Our growing collection includes thoughtfully crafted soaps, scrubs, bath goods, and botanical-inspired personal care products chosen to complement the garden life and homestead spirit that have long shaped GoGardenNow.com. Whether you are washing away a day spent planting tomatoes beneath the summer sun, soaking tired muscles after tending raised beds, or simply looking for products with a more natural and comforting character, you will find something worth exploring.
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New at GoGardenNow: Patio Umbrellas and Shade Solutions
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There comes a point in every summer when the garden is flourishing beautifully, but the gardener begins searching for shade like an explorer crossing a desert. The flowers may love full sun. Human beings, generally speaking, appreciate occasional mercy.
That is why we’re pleased to announce a new addition to our growing product offerings at GoGardenNow: Patio Umbrellas and Shade Solutions.
A "clean energy" solar plant is a huge failure!
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The Ivanpah Solar Power Plant, a massive facility in the Mojave Desert near the California-Nevada border, uses hundreds of thousands of mirrors to reflect sunlight into three towering structures, generating intense heat to produce electricity.
But major units are slated for closure in 2026.
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