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The Four O’Clock Flower: An Old-Fashioned Favorite Author: Bi-Colored Four O'Clock Flowers sgbrown One of My Favorite Perennial Flowers The four o'clock flower is one of my all-time favorite flowers to grow in my yard. One of my neighbors had these beautiful, sweet-smelling flowers growing around a tree in her yard and I was commenting on how much I liked them. She then took me to the flower bed and proceeded to dig up a few of the plants. I planted those three little transplants and, within a few weeks, they were blooming like crazy. I was hooked! This article will provide growing and c...

The Strongest Woman of the Mongolian Empire Author: The Strongest Woman of the Mongolian Empire In Mongolia, wrestling ( also known as Bökh ) is a very popular sport and has a significant cultural and historical significance for all Mongols. The Mongolian national wrestling costume itself has its own unique history and is an interesting piece of garment. The wrestlers wear a particular type of vest that has long sleeves but no shoulder covering with a completely open front exposing the whole of the chest. The open chest allows each wrestler to confirm that his opponent is a male. At the end ...

Kate Warne: The First Female Detective in the U.S. Author: Kate Warne Kate Warne was a Scottish immigrant who worked as a deputy sheriff for the Chicago police department, then the Pinkerton Detective Agency. She was born in Erin, Chemung County, New York in 1830 or 1833 to Israel and Elizabeth Hulbert, then she died of pneumonia on January 28, 1868. Kate Warne was not well educated, and she came from modest means. Her desire was to become an actress, which her family opposed. She stated she was a widow by the age of 23, but very little is known about her life before her career began at the P...

The flower resembles a shooting star or a firecracker. MsDora's Photos Thanks to Google Lens and my phone camera I have ready help in identifying my garden plants by name. Take a picture, submit it to Google Lens, and the name appears. This is exciting for me, being challenged in both technological and botanical knowledge. Now, it’s fun for me to point out and refer to my starburst, which until recently was just a beautiful two-color bush. Not until its flowers bloom does the meaning of its name become clear. The flower resembles a shooting star or a firecracker, flinging out radiant beams ...