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Erika L. Shores
Erika L. Shores has written dozens of nonfiction books for kids. She studied English and Spanish at Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota. She lives in Minnesota with her two kids, a big orange cat, and a small, fluffy dog.
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1) Which great physicist was born at Woolsthorpe, in Lincolnshire, in 1642? 2) Which English county has two separate coastlines? 3) How many species of deer live in the wild in Britain? 4) The Victoria Cross was first established to recognise bravery
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This week it’s: What does Shrove Tuesday have to do with gardening? Read on to find out… NEXT Tuesday, 25 February, is Shrove Tuesday or Pancake Day. It always falls 47 days before Easter Sunday, so the date varies each year. It’s the last day before
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Ryland Peters & Small, £30 ISBN 978-1788793841 Seasonality and self-knowledge are at the heart of this beautiful, inspirational and refreshingly fun book by the floral polymath Lucy Hunter. Reviewer Hannah Gardner is a horticulturist and garden wr
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This week we’re: Fascinating facts about pretty ornamental sage RED, white and blue – the colours of the Union Jack – were the most frequently seen shades found in British summer flowerbeds during the 1950s and 1960s. Our parents and grandparents gre
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Mar 24, 2021
SHOW me your garden,’ said Alfred Austin, who made a better plantsman than he did a Poet Laureate, ‘and I shall tell you what you are.’ Actually, I know what I am: indolent. I see myself as being like Isak—the protagonist in Knut Hamsun’s 1917 Nobel
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Oct 29, 2020
These are challenging times for optimists but we gardeners are used to forging on in the face of pestilence and pervasive uncertainty. As horticultural tasks go, there is none more hopeful than the planting of bulbs. Sow seeds, and they might germina
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This week it’s: A brightly coloured bounty of interesting facts TO countless gardeners, and children everywhere, pumpkins provide endless fascination. These brightly coloured members of the cucumber family can grow to enormous (even grotesque) propor
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May’s flower is lily of the valley which symbolizes absolute purity, youth, sincerity, and discretion. But most importantly, it represents happiness. Zodiac signs: Taurus (Apr 21 to May 21), an earth sign, is determined and practical while Gemini (Ma
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