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dirty. Maybe build a little succulent garden—or a big one. When the mood to create strikes, head directly to Sustain Boutique and Chandlery. The Newburyport shop has a station where people can choose a container—anything from a small blue one covered with shooting stars to a big statement terrarium—and then fill it with dirt, pack in as many plants as you can, and even finish it with some moss, or sea glass,

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