Magic flowers pop open in Forest Acres
By Mimi Mimi@TheCo Mlum.MbiaaSdtadr.ococmk
      Every night at 8:35 magic begins to happen in a backyard in Forest Acres. More than 200 yellow buds start popping open, glowing in the moonlight. The evening primrose (Oenothera Biennis) is a North American native biennial plant often four to five feet in height.
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THE CLAWSSIFIEDS
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      Call Project Pet to foster a pet! + (803)622-4748 DILL IS IN A PICKLE..HE NEEDS A HOME!!! Yep, my name is Dill and all the great things you've heard about Labradors are true. We are intelligent, loyal, good- natured and make wonderful family pets. I'm a very handsome, very sweet three- year- ol...
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The Original Mystery Plant
Dr. John Nelson
      When I go to the supermarket I always end up spending too much time just reading labels. Sardines, wine, macaroni, roasted chickens, sushi, cheese, mustard rice, grains, milk, hot sauce, candy, cosmetics; the list goes on and on.
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Fresh produce is in season at the Farmer's Market
      Booster Smith and Lewis McKinney of Johnston, S.C. sell delicious peaches.
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Stopping to smell the flowers
A summer escape
Arlene Marturano
      "I spend the winter indoors so I want to spend my summer outdoors in the garden," says June Wykowski. She has breakfast every morning under a white canvas garden tent. In her garden's infancy in the 1960s, roses and petunias were the only two plants she could manage while raising seven children.
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Sweet potato ice cream
By Jackie jacper@ju Pneor.rcoonme
      Don't say you've seen everything. July 6- 8, the Hopkins Community will introduce you to something new: Sweet Potato Ice Cream. That's along with sweet potato pie, casserole, and chips, as the theme of the Lower Richland Annual Sweet Potato Festival.
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