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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 2017
Page
7
Gardener reports a tree with strong foliage color and good needle retention. The specimen maintains a natural, pleasing form when young and resembles a Christmas tree in its overall appearance.
Margareta Magnusson writes with dry Nordic humor about death cleaning a method aimed at those 65 and up to streamline possessions and reduce messes before downsizing. The book from Scribner published January 2018 frames organizing as a practical, non sentimental process.
Glasgow plants and trees segment notes collaboration between North Carolina State University and the USDA Forest Service to preserve ash species including Fraxinus pennsylvanica and Fraxinus americana and other southern natives. A tribute section recognizes volunteers Sue Schrenk Audrey Von Dolin and Jim Davidson for their time and creativity at the landscape plant collection and Agricultural Building grounds.
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