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Author of the article: Gerald Filipski Publishing date: Feb 26, 2021  •  February 26, 2021  •  3 minute read  •  These dahlias exceed four feet, the tallest that Agatha Vavrek has seen in more than 30 years of growing the plant. Photo by Remo Zaccagna /SunMedia Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Article content After the latest cold snap, I thought I’d start off with a tip. If you have delicate plants that may not be completely hardy for ...

Stassie Says Kylie Jenner's All About Poop Duty for Her New Puppy Stassie Karanikolaou Even Billionaires Pick Up Their Own Dog S*** ... Just Ask Kylie!!! Play video content Stassie Karanikolaou who says her billionaire pal Kylie Jenner even gets down and dirty. We got Stassie leaving the trendy eatery Croft Alley Wednesday afternoon in L.A. and wondered if her BFF has handlers to handle all deuces ... especially because KJ's got a new pup, Kevin. Well, we asked and Stassie gave us the straight poop on ....

Wilmington is one of the most visited cities in New Hanover County. It's also ranked as one of the top four most common cities for the occurrence of human trafficking in North Carolina, according to Just Ask Prevention. First Fruit Ministries in Wilmington started a safe house, called "5.11 House," that provides safe, stable housing and case management, housing navigation, peer support, recovery services, behavioral health services, primary medical care, and financial assistance to victims of sex and labor trafficking. The house, which is a six-month transitional safe house allowing victims...

Long-lasting tomatoes Donna Balzer, a horticulturalist, author and friend of mine, recently shared a shocking update — she was eating a tomato from her garden,…

7 slides Credit: AFP via Getty Images In Vaccine Race, Middle Income Nations Are At A Disadvantage. Just Ask Peru. By Peru is scrambling to get access to COVID vaccines as cases spike. But the Latin American nation is in a tough slot. The first problem is its relative wealth. Peru is classified by the World Bank as "upper middle-income." So it has some money to spend on vaccines but not nearly the financial resources of the U.S., the European Union or even wealthier neighbors like Brazil or Chile. But it's not poor enough to qualify for free doses from COVAX, the global pr...