Wild tulips offer resilient color for tough sites and rock gardens
Botanical tulips or species tulips thrive in arid, rocky spots from Afghanistan to Mongolia. They survive neglect, need minimal water, and prefer good drainage. Plant in fall, avoid heavy fertilizer, and expect blooms from early spring to June across zones 3 to 7.
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Paula Deen Sheds Light On Downfall In Paid Documentary
Paula Deen plans a subscriber only documentary recounting the 2013 racial slur controversy and its impact on her career. The Paula Deen Network will launch with free recipes but $9.99 monthly access for original videos, lifestyle shows, and archived Food Network content.
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First survey of state's Jewish community underway
The Jewish Federation of New Mexico launches the first comprehensive statewide survey to map the demographic makeup of New Mexico Jews. Phase one uses online and mailed questionnaires with phone follow ups, followed by phase two focus groups and interviews to detail patterns by age and affiliation.
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Santa Fe
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Kerry Washington launches Scandal collection with The Limited
Kerry Washington and Lyn Paolo unveil a 42 piece Scandal collection at The Limited in New York aimed at making powerful fashion accessible. Washington says the line lets all women find their own inner gladiator and exude strength and style. The collection includes tops jackets outerwear and pants inspired by the ABC drama.
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Seattle imposes fines for not composting uneaten food
Seattle will fine residents $1 per violation for not separating food waste starting next year, with a maximum $50 fine for businesses or apartment complexes. The ordinance aims to raise Seattle’s recycling rate to 60 percent by 2015 and add about 38,000 tons of compost annually.
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