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Arthritis: Should You Avoid Nightshade Vegetables?

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Arthritis: Should You Avoid Nightshade Vegetables?

 

Cleveland Clinic says, "Many swear that eating nightshade vegetables elevates arthritis pain, with just a few nibbles of these garden goodies taking joint swelling and stiffness to another level."

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Monarch butterflies down 26% in Mexico wintering grounds

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Monarch butterflies down 26% in Mexico wintering grounds

 

Phys.org reports, "The number of monarch butterflies that showed up at their winter resting grounds in central Mexico decreased by about 26% this year, and four times as many trees were lost to illegal logging, drought and other causes, making 2020 a bad year for the butterflies."

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PRICE REDUCTIONS!

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PRICE REDUCTIONS!

 

 

Prices don't always go up! We're enjoying some cost savings, so lowered many prices to save you money and give you some relief from inflation. You'll find a lot of your favorite plants now offered at better prices. Only on this website. Check 'em out.

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Homeowner sparks outrage online after ridiculous HOA requirements resulted in harmful situation: ‘They fine us if you can see roots’

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Homeowner sparks outrage online after ridiculous HOA requirements resulted in harmful situation: ‘They fine us if you can see roots’
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Yahoo News reports, "Homeowners association rules and regulations can range from the frustrating to the downright absurd, but when one of its policies is self-sabotaging, it’s hard not to smirk at the irony."

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Food from urban agriculture has carbon footprint 6 times larger than conventional produce...

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Food from urban agriculture has carbon footprint 6 times larger than conventional produce...

 

Science Daily reports, "A new University of Michigan-led international study finds that fruits and vegetables grown in urban farms and gardens have a carbon footprint that is, on average, six times greater than conventionally grown produce."

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