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Common houseplants that are poisonous​ - Vimarsana News

Common houseplants that are poisonous​

Many common houseplants can be toxic to humans and pets if ingested or sometimes even touched. Here are a few examples of poisonous houseplants:

The Outside Story: Mushrooms in winter - Vimarsana News

The Outside Story: Mushrooms in winter

Winter is far a far cry from being prime mushroom hunting season. Most fungi stop producing mushrooms, or fruiting bodies, in early autumn, and their hyphae (filamentous structures that are the main part of the fungal body) are out of sight, inside...

The Outside Story: How to preserve a snowflake - Vimarsana News

The Outside Story: How to preserve a snowflake

Wilson Bentley (1865-1931) lived his entire life in Jericho, Vermont, where he developed a passion for snowflakes at an early age. He started by collecting snowflakes and trying to create detailed drawings of each one, but the snow crystals’ tiny size...

The Outside Story: Of fungi and fairy rings - Vimarsana News

The Outside Story: Of fungi and fairy rings

My German mother was a highly superstitious soul, especially when it came to the natural world. Case in point, one day a “fairy ring” of mushrooms appeared in our yard. My mother became agitated and told me not to disturb the ring, for it was a...

Before the NHS, Bolton could rely on its community 'doctors' - Vimarsana News

Before the NHS, Bolton could rely on its community 'doctors'

Professor Paul Salveson is a historian and writer and lives in Bolton. He is visiting professor in ‘Worktown Studies’ at the University of Bolton and author of several books on Lancashire history Lancashire, during and after the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century, was a dirty and polluted place to live. We’ll never know the true toll on people’s lives as a result of atmospheric pollution but it must have been enormous. There was no NHS. If you were ill you had to pay, unless you were lucky enough to be protected by a friendly society or trade union (which of course you ha...