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emmalouisegill.com
Wendy caught Jesse in the garden, snail in his mouth. Its shell splintered like soiled wrapping paper, gleaming wetness sliding forth when she pried his lips apart. "It's got to stop," she told his mother. Last week it was a worm; on Monday a pile of tight-balled slaters. "We thought he'd choke." His mother nodded,... |
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ozewai.org
[AI summary] An invitation to participate in the 'Ask The Professionals' sessions for July and August, offering industry news and expert Q&A on digital accessibility topics. |
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nickmchardy.com
Description Struggling a lot, barely got anything from these guys. Source Unknown |
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nickmchardy.com
Scientific Name: Commelina cyanea Description A weedy native that grows rather well in shade... this one has pretty blue flowers, not to be confused with the invasive white variety which is not a native plant. I also read that you can eat the leaves... probably relates to the name "scurvy weed", so next time I'm sufferinig from scurvy, I'll have a munch on these. Source Established native Links Australian Native Plants Society Little eco footprints |
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