GARDENING: Houseplant hysteria? You can blame COVID for that
Some few years ago I called the CEO of Canadian Tire and asked her if they would be willing to promise not to sell gardening products if I promised not to sell…
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Some few years ago I called the CEO of Canadian Tire and asked her if they would be willing to promise not to sell gardening products if I promised not to sell…
To bring a Dracaena marginata back to life, garden expert Helen Chesnut advised moving the plant closer to the window for more light and misting it daily.
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Published April 06. 2021 4:51PM | Updated April 06. 2021 6:29PM New London — Arielle Frommer, a senior at the Marine Science Magnet High School, has won the 2021 Reid MacCluggage Black Maritime History Scholarship Competition, with her original entry, "Ballad of the Dragon Tree: A Tale of Cape Verdean Glory." Frommer will receive a $1,000 scholarship award, which is sponsored by the New London Maritime Society. This year's MacCluggage Scholarship entries were judged by MacCluggage, the former editor and publisher of The Day whose gift established the competition 20 years ago. "I selected ...