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6 Flower Seeds to Collect in August – Save Them Now to Fill Your Garden With Free Blooms Next Year

Collecting seeds is one of the easiest ways to reduce your carbon footprint

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One of the most common brain disorders is one of the most misunderstood – how functional neurological disorder is both ‘all in your head’ and beyond it

“It’s all in your head.”

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Teens are turning to AI chatbots for emotional support – here’s how to keep kids safe

It’s 2 a.m., and a teenage girl, worrying about a friend issue, lies awake. Rather than wake her parents, she picks up her phone, opens an AI app and types, “I’m so stressed out, I can’t sleep.”

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How to Rescue Roses After a Heatwave – 5 Key Steps to Bring Back Glossy Foliage and Bright Blooms

Roses lose moisture quickly in extreme heat – here's how to revive them

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What to Do With a Jade Plant in August – 3 Easy Tasks for Even More Glossy Growth Before Fall

Hot summer weather can be challenging for these succulents – here's how to help them thrive

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What to Do With Dahlias in August –7 Jobs for Bigger Blooms That Last Until Frost

A few minutes of care each week will keep dahlias healthy, encourage continuous blooms, and help your plants put on their best display right through to the first frost

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7 Useful Ways to Repurpose Cardboard in the Garden – It's Good for Mulching, Seed Starting, and Even Supporting Wildlife

Your garden will thank you for not throwing away cardboard

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What to Do With Pothos in July – 7 Simple Jobs for Fuller Leaves, Longer Vines, and Healthier Growth

A few seasonal maintenance tasks will help your pothos produce healthier vines, lusher foliage, and stronger growth through the hottest months of the year

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South Carolina is allowing teachers to give zeros again, but the problem with grading goes deeper

The grades that students receive in high school and college can decide their futures. High school grades shape students’ overall GPA, class rank and the transcripts that colleges read. They can determine who makes the college sports team and who earns the scholarship.

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InVideo AI video editor (2026) review

A powerful AI video platform with one of the most capable conversational AI assistants we've tested.

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Take Christmas Cactus Cuttings Now for Free New Plants by the Holidays – It's the Perfect Time to Propagate

You can have endless festive blooms from just one plant when you know how to multiply it

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What to Do With Your Peace Lily in July – 5 Things to Encourage More Blooms and Even Glossier Foliage

You can get your peace lily to flower again by giving it some attention this month

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How to Grow Watermelon in Pots – 8 Tips to Get Sweet, Juicy Fruits in Small Spaces

The steps to success from planting to harvesting

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Fertilizers carry a hidden cost for soil’s crucial microbes – using less as prices rise might pay off for farms in unexpected ways

Across North America, in places such as Illinois, Iowa and Texas, farmers are busy growing the crops the world depends on for food, fuel and fiber.

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Leggy Tomatoes? Why Burying Them Sideways Will Save Your Harvest (And Give You More Fruits)

This hack will even make your tomato plants more drought-tolerant

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Fast-Growing Annual Flowers To Sow In June – 7 Blooms that Will Power Through the Heat with Color, Charm, and Very Little Fuss

Fast, resilient flowers that thrive from June sowings

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'Looking for the Wrong Shape': Scientists Reveal Why Bad 'Space Weather' Has Jammed Alien Tech Signals

Astronomers suggest that space weather could distort alien signals, making them undetectable. This challenges traditional search methods and highlights the need for broader signal detection strategies.

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Melatonin can be a safe and effective sleep aid for all ages – but product inconsistencies and improper dosing lead to real harms

Melatonin – a go-to sleep aid for kids and adults alike in many households in America – continues to create media buzz, with conflicting messages that leave people uncertain about its safety.

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What To Do With An Olive Tree In June – 7 Steps For A Healthy Tree And Your Best Ever Harvest

June is the month to coax your olive tree from stoic evergreen into fruitful Mediterranean glory

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What To Do With A Jade Plant In June – 5 Easy Tasks For Lush, Sculptural Growth All Summer Long

The simple seasonal tweaks that make all the difference to jade plant health in early summer

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Interior Designers Swear by These 5 Tricks to Layer Houseplants – For a Lush Indoor Jungle in Your Living Room

Discover expert tips for bringing different textures, shapes, and heights to your indoor garden

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7 Plants to Propagate in June While Growth Is Strong and Cuttings Are Most Likely to Succeed

Get lots of new plants for free with our tips for propagating shrubs, climbers, perennials, vegetables, and herbs this month

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What to Do With Peonies in June to Unlock a Stunning Show of Flowers Next Year

A few simple post-bloom tasks now can reward you with stronger plants and a spectacular display next spring

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7 Vegetables to Sow in June – for a Bountiful Supply of Homegrown Produce Through to Fall

Plant now to enjoy during the cosy season

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Should you get a second medical opinion? A surgeon explains why doing so can make you a more confident patient

Imagine you have heartburn. For years you’ve managed with antacids, but one day you’re struggling to swallow steak without vomiting. Your gastroenterologist finds a large hiatal hernia, an enlarged opening of the diaphragm trapping part of your stomach. She sends you to a surgeon, who says a surgical procedure will…

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