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💡Today's Storage Tip: Plan your storage space. Place items that you may need to access often in the front of the unit. #storagetip #storesmarter #selfstorage #thestoragesolutions #chelmsfordMA #hubbardstonMA #kitteryME #leominsterMA #littletonMA #northreadingMA #plainvilleMA #sterlingMA #drumhill #climatecontrolledstorage

What a unique and imaginative concept! Here’s a brief description of each character as their corresponding wetland plant: Penelope Featherington as a Flag Iris: Just like the Flag Iris, Penelope is vibrant and stands out in a crowd. She’s resilient and adaptable, much like this flower that thrives in various conditions. Kate Sharma as a Northern Marsh Orchid: Kate is strong and independent, much like the Northern Marsh Orchid that stands tall amidst the marsh. Her beauty and complexity mirror the intricate patterns of this orchid. Colin Bridgerton as Great Reedmace (or Bulrush): Colin is sturdy and reliable, much like the Great Reedmace that stands firm in the wetlands. His presence is comforting and steady. Queen Charlotte as Hemp Agrimony: Queen Charlotte, like Hemp Agrimony, is regal and commanding. This plant, with its pink flowers, is often the center of attention, much like the Queen. Daphne Bridgerton as Water Forget-Me-Not: Daphne is gentle and kind, much like the delicate Water Forget-Me-Not. Her enduring spirit mirrors the resilience of this flower. Benedict Bridgerton as Flowering Rush: Benedict, like the Flowering Rush, is creative and stands out due to his unique perspective. His character aligns with the distinctiveness of this plant. Edwina Sharma as Ragged-Robin: Edwina is sweet and endearing, much like the Ragged-Robin. Her innocence and charm are reflected in the soft petals of this flower. Anthony Bridgerton as a Waterlily: Anthony, like a Waterlily, is calm and composed on the surface but has a depth of character underneath. His leadership and protective nature are akin to the way this flower dominates the water’s surface. #Bridgerton hashtag #FridayFun hashtag #Wetlands hashtag #Plants hashtag #Flowers #EMerfalen

"Hey, you guys! I just saw this really cool-looking plant by the side of the road.” As soon as I heard the word “plant,” I didn't hesitate for a second- I was up and running to join her." Discover how Sajina encountered an unexpected plant, transforming random roadside finds into something special. Read the full blog: https://lnkd.in/dFUxyWqu #iamthegardener #plantsbringjoy #blogpost #storyofrandomfinds #storysharing #dailyreading #officeplants

This is what can happen if you don't look inside your catch basins, call Addaline. We look. For a quote: https://hubs.li/Q02CR4zl0. #AsphaltMaintenance #asphaltrepairs #Potholes #parkinglotrepairs #propertymanagement #catchbasinrepairs

Bookmark this post to enhance your understanding of leafcutter ants! What's the most fascinating fact you've learned about these incredible creatures? #WildlifeWonders #LeafcutterAnts #EcoMarvels #NatureExploration

What Questions Should I Be Asking – Insights for Future Pond Owners Before Consultation Dreaming of a serene backyard pond? Before you start, understanding the basics can ensure your pond is a thriving ecosystem. Check out our blog this week for essential pointers to set you up for a successful consultation with AquaReale at https://lnkd.in/eS3F9aQu. #funfactfriday #aquareale #phillyponds #pondconsultation #montco

【Amazing Nature: Chandelier Tree, a Giant Sequoia in Drive-Thru Tree Park, California】 The Chandelier Tree in Drive-Thru Tree Park is a 276-foot (84 m) tall coast redwood tree in Leggett, California with a 6-foot-wide (1.8 m) by 6-foot-9-inch-high (2.06 m) hole cut through its base to allow a car to drive through. Its base measures 16 ft (4.9 m) diameter at breast height (chest-high). The name "Chandelier Tree" comes from its unusual limbs that resemble a chandelier. The limbs, which measure from 4 to 7 ft (1.2 to 2.1 m) in diameter, begin 100 ft (30 m) above the ground. It is 2,400 years old. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gkrW2JTZ Video: Earthlings10m

Lettuce sepals are the leaf-like structures that protect the developing flower buds before they open. These structures are part of the flower's outer whorl, known as the calyx, and play a crucial role in safeguarding the young florets of the lettuce plant. In lettuce, sepals are typically green and resemble small, leaf-like appendages. #Crops

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Silver Maidengrasss | Miscanthus boasts arching blades sometimes with variegation on the medium-green foliage that is silver, white, cream, or yellow on the midrib. Cold Hardy Borders, Foundations, Containers USDA Growing Zones 3-10 https://lnkd.in/eFBhiig8 Or LINKTREE in Profile/Bio #miscanthus #yardcoachplantoftheweek #yardcoach #yardcoachprotips #yardcoachdiyeducation #yardcoachpodcast #yardcoachdiy #yardcoachyoutube