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By: Laura MillerAmerica’s only marsupial tends to have a bad reputation.Perhaps, it’s the opossum’s appearance and nocturnal lifestyle that makes thiscreature so unappealing. After all, spotting a large rat-like creature withbeady eyes and a scavenger’s appetite in a beam of light is just plain creepy.

By: Amy GrantHave you ever eaten a Fortune apple? If not, you’re missing out. The following article contains Fortune apple tree info including how to grow and care for them.Fortune Apple Tree InfoFor over 125 years, Cornell University’s New York State Agricultural Experiment Station has been developing new apple cultivars.

Charlie grape (Anthracite) is an interesting hybrid form that is not afraid of fungi, or severe cold weather, or spring frosts. Gardeners appreciate this culture for its unpretentiousness to growing conditions. With proper care, this variety will decorate your vineyard with large bunches of juicy sweet berries.

Get Started Propagating Windmill Palms: How To Propagate A Windmill Palm TreeBy Bonnie L. Grant, Certified Urban AgriculturistThe following article can help you learn how to propagate a windmill palm tree from its own seed with tricks even a novice gardener can learn. You may also find success growing palm trees from cuttings.