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15 Flowering Shade Perennials for Fall

These fall-blooming shade perennials will keep the color and life coming in your yard all season long.

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15 Shade-Loving Perennials That Bloom in the Fall

These fall-flowering shade perennials will keep the color and life coming in your landscape all season long.

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Northeast floods devastate heartbroken farmers as months of labor and crops are swept away

STEVE LeBLANC Associated Press Well before it was warm enough to plant seedlings in the ground, farmer Micah Barritt began nursing crops like

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Northeast floods devastate heartbroken farmers as months of labor and crops are swept away

In Pennsylvania, one farmer s crops were wilted because the soil was so full of water that the plant roots were unable to take in any oxygen, and were dying off.

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