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The sudden switch from our recent winter blast to a pre-spring weather week might bring out a butterfly or two in the Bitterroot Valley. So says Bob Danley of the KLYQ Bitterroot Outdoor Journal this week. The Milbert's Tortoiseshell butterfly (pictured above) has been seen as early as March 15th in some years. Bob said the butterfly "winters over" as an adult and can be out and about if there's sunshine and temperature in the 60s. You can find them near those nasty sticky nettles in the valley. There's a migration going on - but it's to the North. The Common Redpoll (photo below) is a little...

Mophead hydrangeas. Three days after the 2020 tornado ripped through Nashville, I followed its path along I-40 East toward Cookeville, Tennessee, to interview master gardener Leo McGee about the hydrangea garden he and his wife, Gloria, have spent the last thirty-six years tending. (You can read the original story here.) When presented with the stunning results of years of hard work up close, it was impossible not to be in awe of his immense knowledge and skill, especially knowing just how tricky it is to make hydrangeas thrive.  photo: ABIGAIL BOBO Gloria and Leo McGee. At the time, neither...

Fairy Gardens & Folklore. April 24. Make Your Own Worm Bin. May 10. Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory: "Seasons of Legend" Spring Floral Show, April 3, (through May 31). Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday-Friday; 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday-Sunday. Timed entry reservation required. General admission: $8; $6 for children ages 6 to 17, students and people with disabilities; free for children age 5 and younger. Milwaukee County residents receive $1 off entry, and resident seniors (60+) get $3 off entry. ID Required. 524 S. Layton Blvd. (414) 257-5600; Adult Education: Wild Gardening, April...

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Taxis, buses and cyclists would continue to have access. The move would  lead to changes to Six Dials where the number of lanes moving  through the junction to the east and west would be reduced. This would particularly affect the lanes heading to New Road westbound, according to  the council. Lanes to east and west would also be narrowed to make way for new development space near the car park between Kingsway and New Road. Traffic signals at Six Dials would be updated  and the existing subways would be improved.  As part of the scheme, a new bus hub would be created at Al...