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It’s Time to Garden at the Smithsonian

May 2-6 Events: Written in Bone, Smithsonian Garden Fest and More

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Going To The Park May Make Your Life Better

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Back Away From the Carnivorous Plant!

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The Smithsonian Museums and The National Zoo Are Open

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A Flowering Plant, Set in Stone

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The List: Five Secret Gardens Around the Smithsonian

It seems that the weather is finally breaking and spring temperatures might be here to stay

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Orchid Mimics Carrion to Attract Flies

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Tips From A Smithsonian Gardener for Creating a Beautiful Valentine’s Day Arrangement

Eight steps from the horticulturalist Melanie Pyle for a bouquet that will last long past the lover’s holiday

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“Orchids: A View from the East” Opens This Weekend at Natural History

A marriage of local foods advocacy and recession-consciousness, mushroom foraging is especially hot stuff in rainy Oregon.

The Surprisingly Exciting World of Mushroom Picking

In the forests of Oregon, foragers, farmers and chefs have their eyes stuck on the ground looking for one thing: wild mushrooms

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Deck the Halls: Smithsonian Holiday Decorations

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How to Keep the Needles on Your Christmas Tree

Putting up a live Christmas tree can be a lot of work

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Wednesday Roundup: Happy Holidays!

Could the same dryer sheets that keep your towels fresh and static free also repel bugs?

Dryer Sheets as Bug Repellant?

Testing the myth

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Ten Natural Products That Kill

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Wednesday Roundup: Caterpillars, Videos, iPad Apps and More

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Comparing Apples and Oranges

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Palm Trees in Ireland?

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Picture of the Week: Daisy Wears Spots, Woos Pollinators

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