Gardening: Late summer blooms keep your garden glowing

If your summer annuals are already looking tired, gardening expert Carol Klein suggests some late-bloomers to try, writes Hannah Stephenson. Did you buy summer bedding plants months ago, when they first went on sale and panic-buying was all around? If so, you might have noticed they look a little tired by now, after the baking... Read More

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Garden memorial draws attention to African American lives lived and lost

There is an African proverb that says, ‘As long as a person’s name is called, they never die.’ With the spirit of that proverb in mind, John Thorne, pastoral minister at Sacred Heart Parish in Detroit and executive director of the Detroit Catholic Pastoral Alliance, created a memorial in his front garden for black men... Read More

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