The lacy days of summer
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Queen Anne's lace flowers grow in clusters and fields of the wildflowers are common in the South. Children can enjoy the fields, play hide-and-seek or lie down amidst the flowers. According to Southern tales, the deep red spot in the flower's center resulted from a wound suffered by Queen Anne as a child.
Publication Name: Southern Living
Subject: Home and garden
ISSN: 0038-4305
Year: 1992
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Bright blooms for dull days
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Indoor flowering plants grown in hothouses and forced into blooming out of season can liven up dull winters at home. A trip to the florist reveals several species that are best suited for this purpose: azaleas, cyclamen, primroses, African violets, begonias and paperwhites.
Publication Name: Southern Living
Subject: Home and garden
ISSN: 0038-4305
Year: 1995
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Evenings glow with moon vine
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The evening moon vine is a annual vine that produces large wide flowers during the summer season and provides a decorative element for garden walls. They can be purchased as seeds and transplants from garden stores and should be planted in sunny areas.
Publication Name: Southern Living
Subject: Home and garden
ISSN: 0038-4305
Year: 1995
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