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  • Beginners Tips for Bonzai Plants  By : Candy W
    Even if "Bonzai" is the Japanese word, he is originally from the Chinese word "punsai", which means "tree in a pot." It may also include a shrub or a vine, not just trees. The cultivation of trees Bonzai was a Chinese practice has been to Japan about 5 years ago, where she was as an art form.
  • One Vital Aspect Of Organic Gardening Is Feeding the Soil  By : Graham Williams
    Here is an important aspect of organic gardening and I'm sure that you will relate to it very well. Just imagine this, you are famished, you are waiting to be fed, you also have not bathed. The thing is you have spent so much time taking care of others and working, so much so you have not had time to look after yourself.
  • Vegetable Gardening-Which Style Will Suit You?  By : Graham Williams
    Every gardener has his own set way of growing things, this is what makes him suitable for certain gardening styles. If you know this yourself and your gardening style, then you will adapt the growing of your organic garden to your abilities.
  • Let's Climb Trees  By : Len Q
    Tree climbing is an exciting way to stay fit and active. High above the ground, maybe in mid-air, your whole perspective changes. If you know what gear you need, how to protect and not damage trees, if you know how to climb them safely, imagine the heights you could reach. The peace you may find. And you don't have to be an athlete to do it!
  • Find Garden Design Software Online  By : Gnubas
    In this brief article about garden design, we hope to share you the many aspects that this important subject has to give you.
  • Tree Trimming Before The Storm  By : Len Q
    Everyone knows that a storm is coming. Standing outside your home, looking over your place, you realize that you've got to do something about those beautifully large trees. You've got to make some time to prepare your yard to protect your home. If you don't, you could be real sorry. Don't be.
  • Bonsai - The Ideal Mini Forest  By : Kenny F Leichester
    A good-sized, well-made garden area does wonders to the attractiveness of any house, so much that it is becoming a must for any homeowner keen to explore renovating their houses. A touch of greeneries goes a long way to tame the mortar and stone facade of your home, and in turn making it a much more
  • The Advantages of Using Mulch  By : Matthew Buquoi
    Learn the many benefits of mulch. Also learn when and where you should put mulch as well as what types of mulch are best for your application. Mulching can help manage your yard and improve the curb appeal of your home.
  • Startling Facts Regarding Gardening That Will Interest You.  By : Mike Strom
    First and foremost, if you are toying with the best souvenir, there's nothing abnormal about obtaining a gardening souvenir for a pal or a beloved, specially when they love gardening. They might end up placing more value to the gardening souvenir lots more than any other souvenir.
  • You Clearly Didn't Know This Much as Regards Gardening.  By : Mike Strom
    In opening, you should know that gardening is not just like several other activities. It's an art which demands real affection, attention, as well as excitement for plants. If you're excited about the subject, you have got to be very passionate about plant life. Most men and women don't get occupied
  • Insider Secrets I Learnt From a Guru Concerning Gardening.  By : Mike Strom
    First things first, you ought to be aware that gardening is not just like some other activities. It's an art which calls for real adoration, concern, and excitement for flora. If you are concerned about the subject, you've got to cherish vegetation. Many men and women don't get involved in gardening
  • Accessories for Gardening  By : Catherine Tyler
    There are many items which come under the category of Gardening Accessories wich you will be requiring for setting up and maintaining the garden. The very basic item coming under this category for growing plants or food is ...
  • Escape to the Garden and Another room  By :
    It doesn't matter who you are or what you do, there will come a time when you want or need more rooms in your house. Growing families, working from home, hobbies and interests or simply a need for entertaining space can all conspire to make you feel like a pint in a half-pint pot. But do not fear, there is an answer and it lies outside in the garden.
  • Healing Properties Of A Outdoor Water Features  By : chelsea butterworth
    Water features are known to have certain qualities that assist in the revival of the spirit and healing of the body. There have been water features as part of garden throughout history and many societies have changed the landscape in order to benefit from these water features. Certain populations attribute healing qualities to these water features and in today’s society scientists have been studying the relationship between healing gardens and patient’s recovery in a hospital setting. A water feature in a garden at home would therefore in theory also help in the relaxation and well being of the people who live there.
  • Guide To Organic Gardening  By :
    The basic concept of organic gardening is to make full use of the natural resources that one has in the area without destroying any of them. The use of chemical pesticides and chemical fertilizers are not encouraged in organic gardening.
  • Bonsai Trees Plants and Care - Learn About Helpful Advice  By : Paul Zayer
    There are various types of bonsai. These are the slant, formal upright, informal upright, raft, literati, cascade, semi-cascade and the forest/group.
  • Setting up Water Gardens  By : Alitsa Neuyo
    Water Gardening is the latest fad catching up in the area of gardening. It can take up the form of a waterfall, fountain, or a pond. Combining it with lighting effects, plants, fish or adding rock boulders could create mesmerizing effects.
  • Hydroponic Gardening For Plentiful Product  By : Kaye Dennan
    Do you think that hydroponic gardening would suit your situation? For answers to the benefits of growing hydroponically read this article.
  • Educate Yourself About Gardening  By : Mike Strom
    Primarily, gardeners don't have to take a step from the comfort of their houses looking for gardening stuff when they have the ability to do most of the gardening shopping they want to do on the Net. There exists so many websites online out there addressing gardening related subjects. Several of them are created to aid end users.
  • Becoming a Master of Gardening  By : Mike Strom
    First off, you should know that gardening is not just like several other activities. It is an art that needs real adoration, concern, as well as zest for flowers. If you are fascinated about the subject, you've got to cherish plants and flowers. Lots of individuals don't get engaged in gardening except they FEEL like it. A lot of individuals dismiss the value of gardening magazines and this is truly a mega blunder. Gardening magazines, in just about all instances, are always packed with assistive suggestions on how to control weeds, controlling diseases, nutrients wanted by plants, in addition to the proper time to supply them to the plants, along with many more assistive information of far reaching advantages to gardeners.
  • Gardening Gift Ideas  By : bozenaj
    If buying a gardening gift for a beginner, an instructional or informational book is always a good idea. Books like this will give tips on how to eliminate gardening nightmares like disease, insects, and weeds.
  • Fine Gardening Magazine  By : bozenaj
    Gardening magazines can help with questions that arise involving nearly every aspect of gardening. Not only will gardening magazines give instructions on gardening, they also provide readers with the latest news in the gardening world.
  • Planters Made from PVC Look Like Wood  By : Matthew Buquoi
    Planters have always been popular with businesses and homeowners. PVC planters are an emerging concept that mimicks the look of wood without the hassles of wood and vinyl. They're also rot and maintenance free and can be painted.
  • The Fiery Narangha Rose  By : Timothy Spencer
    Roses are one of the oldest cultivated flowers that were first grown in Asian gardens five thousand years ago. In its wild form, roses go back even farther; there are several fossils of wild roses that date all the way back to 35 million years ago.
  • Pink Roses in Myth and Legend  By : Timothy Spencer
    Although flowers are usually considered as symbols of love and affection, pink roses have different and often contrasting meanings depending on where you look. This article narrates myths and legends about pink roses and the meaning of pink roses as a gift.
  • How to take care of fresh cut flowers  By : Timothy Spencer
    This article will teach you how prolong the life of your cut flowers when displaying them in a vase. The article includes some tips in cutting the flowers, adding preservatives, and water management techniques.
  • History of the Yellow Kronos Rose  By : Timothy Spencer
    The popularity of Kronos roses is not just limited within the borders of Australia. Rose enthusiasts across the globe love these blooms for the sweet memories their sunny yellow color evokes. The Kronos rose variety has spread throughout the world grown by popular rose suppliers and distributed by major flower traders and florist.
  • Grand Gala: The Queen of Roses  By : Timothy Spencer
    The Grand Gala is a a very special rose variety bred in France and grown in farms around the world. This article will show you the special traits and history behind the Grand Gala rose variety and why it makes such a great gift.
  • Window Box Trends and Predictions  By : Matthew Buquoi
    This article takes a look at the trends in the window box industry over the last 5-10 years and what direction it is moving. New materials are gaining in popularity as well as window boxes in general.
  • Care Of Vegetable Garden - Disesases And Weed Control  By :
    Article reveal that maintaining disease control with your vegetables is usually a continuous process. There are, however, a number of techniques, that when combined can help you keep your plants disease free.
  • Indoor and Outdoor Vegetable Gardening - Considerations and Planning  By :
    Article reveals why and how to choose between indoor and outdoor vegetable gardening, the advantages and disadvantages to both. Each will have it's own set of challenges when it comes to soil preparation, watering, lighting, disease and pest control. You'll need to choose the method that best suits your circumstances.
  • Care Of Roses - Diseases And Treatments Tips  By :
    Article reveals that rose diseases and fungi can destroy your rose garden. It can be heartbreaking to see all of your beautiful plants and flowers destroyed by a seemingly meaningless disease or fungus. Roses can become weaker during the colder months and they are more susceptible to diseases once the warm months start again.
  • Build Your Own Window Box  By : Matthew Buquoi
    How to build a window box in a day. Get out pencil and paper for this detailed step-by-step guide on how to make your very own window boxes for your home.
  • Decorate With Plants  By : Curtis Reddehase
    Houseplants can be a great quick and inexpensive decorating tool.
  • Gardening Tips and Techniques  By : BK Hackett
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  • Lawn Care Tips and Answers  By : Paul Zayer
    A large amount of valuable nutrients can be added to your lawn by letting it reclaim these same nutrients from the clipped grass pieces.
  • Window Flower Box Basics  By : Matthew Buquoi
    This article offers up ideas for window boxes ranging from gardening tips to landscaping ideas.
  • When should you prune your roses  By : Graeme Briggs
    Dont know when to prune your roses well read on and also find out about water gardening
  • Orchid Growing Tips - Soil Preparation For Orchid  By :
    Article reveals that orchids do not grow in soil. Tips and guide on why and how to prepare the soil and care for your orchids.
  • Why choose a greenhouse?  By :
    Greenhouses are often thought of as the exclusive preserve of the dedicated gardener. However with greenhouses and frames to suit every pocket and size of garden, there is no need for even the novice gardener to feel daunted by the prospect of installing and running one.
  • Pruning Tools - Purchasing the proper tools for the job.  By : Rob Parker
    now that Spring has finally arrived, it's time to get out there and get your garden ready for the new season
  • How To Water Indoor House Plants - Tips And Resources  By :
    Article reveals that houseplants have the wondrous ability to gain most of what they need to thrive through elements in the soil and natural sunlight. The houseplant however does not have the luxury that its outdoor counterparts do in regards to obtaining much needed water. Therefore, houseplants must depend solely on the gardeners hand to provide this essential nutrient - water.
  • Creative Window Box Ideas  By : Matthew Buquoi
    All about different ideas for window box planting. Hanging plants, climbing plants, tall plants, colorful flowers and plant and more can be used to accent and highlight your window box and lanscaping to work best for your home and your personality.
  • Avoid These Common Gardening Mistakes  By :
    The gardening season is upon us, and the number of novice gardeners planting vegetables, flowers, and shrubs in the wrong place or at the wrong time, under watering and over watering different varieties will no doubt put many new gardener's new love in jeopardy and end in frustration and hopelessness. Well, if you go into it knowing some of the basics, you can definitely get a leg up on caring for your platns and making them beautiful.
  • Choosing a Window Box  By : Matthew Buquoi
    How to choose a window box. There are many different and new materials being used to make window boxes. Each material offers a distinct look as well as advantages and disadvantages. This articles serves to provide information on what each type of window box can offer in terms of affordability, maintenance, installation, and more.
  • Basic Information about Bonsai Trees  By : Ivan Cuxeva Jr
    While the origins of how to create and nurture a bonsai tree come from China the actual name of these potted trees comes from Japan, in fact the word bonsai refers to a small potted tree. Learn more about bonsai trees.
  • How to Create a Garden You can Enjoy  By :
    Newer homes are designed to present more of the outside than in the past. Larger windows and sun porches enclosed in glass come close to bringing the garden inside. Because of this, it is more important that the garden be a joy to behold.
  • Hydroponic Vegetable Gardening -An Old Idea Rediscovered!  By :
    Hydroponics gardening is not a new idea. In fact one of the Ancient Wonders of the World, the famous Hanging Gardens of Babylon, were created by using a form of hydroponics to cultivate the plants.
  • Hydroponics Gardening Works Even When You Have No Garden!  By :
    Hydroponics gardening is favored among people without the luxury of enough space for a real garden. Find out why...
  • Lawn Mowers  By : Lisa C Aquino
    This explains the four different kinds of lawn mowers available today. I described what was most common and what they are used for.
  • Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center  By : Curtis Reddehase
    Situated on 279 acres of land in the southwest corner of Austin, Texas surrounded by the neighborhood of Circle C Ranch is the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center. Founded in 1982 as the National Wildflower Research Center and later renamed in honor of its founder former first lady, Lady Bird Johnson. The center was established to promote.........
  • Fighting Bonsai Disease and Damage  By :
    An introduction on how to treat bonsai and prevent damage resulting from pests and diseases
  • Flowers May Personify Various Feelings  By : Nathan Knightly
    Though this has not always been the truth of the situation, it definitely has become that way in particular, and it is this prefabricated emotion that we should break free from.
  • How To Plan For Shrubs In Your Garden  By : Simone Piette
    Used judiciously, shrubs can add beauty and make your landscape easier to maintain. Used incorrectly, they become time-consuming maintenance problems.
  • Three Idea's For Purchasing a Wall Fountain.  By : Harry Nack
    In this article you will find some tips about choosing a wall garden fountain.
  • Why You Should Have a Garden Fountain.  By : Harry Nack
    An good way to improve the looks of your garden is to add a garden fountain This can
    be both calming and esthetically appealing. I have found out that there's
    nothing more restful than taking a seat on a my garden bench next and
    listening to the sparkling sounds of my fountain while I read a book or do some meditating.
    Installing a garden fountain is really easy and comparatively cheap, and
    will add to the joy of being in your garden. Also, the
    maintenance level is minimum.
  • The love of a garden fountain  By : Harry Nack
    The backyard in itself is a pleasant place. But no garden is ever so perfect without a water fountain. They add beauty and serenity to you're garden The sound of the water will give you much relaxation.
  • Planting Fruit Trees For Your Garden  By : Simone Piette
    Fruit trees bear at different times of the year. For example, there are apples for early season, midseason, and late season (well into fall), so it is wise to select trees for the season you want.
  • Leather Rose Gardening Gloves  By : Tracy Ballisager
    When you purchase leather rose gardening gloves, make sure they fit you right. If they are too big they won't serve the purpose and will make your gardening difficult. Most of the leather gloves that are available are of men size.
  • Rain Sensors? In Most States It's The Law!  By : Craig Borglum
    The benefits of employing irrigation rain detection devices.
  • Gardening herb indoor  By : Tracy Ballisager
    If you have started your indoor herb gardening with cuttings or via transplant, you should allow the soil to dry out a slightly. Your indoor herb garden should get plenty of light but should not be exposed to extreme heat
  • How Garden Art Creates Your Personal Idyll  By : Nancy Benninghoff
    How to change a weed patch into an idyll where you can retreat and retread? That is the question that this timely article answers for so many homeowners who lust for serenity.
  • In Search of the Best Gardening Tools  By : Slavco Stefanoski
    Different kinds of gardens require different kinds of garden tools. Hardware stores mostly cater for a wide range of tools, but there are shops that specialize in the more expensive kind of garden tool that shouts quality. Wherever you decide to shop, here are a few pointers to advise you.
  • Mother Nature Loves an Oakland Garden  By : C. F. Benninghoff
    It does not pay to get Mother Nature mad at you! It does pay to make her happy. This article discusses how to bring Mother Nature into your home through the use of the gardening style known as an Oakland Garden. Using this style of gardening brings in the birds, butterflies and a lot of happiness
  • An Overview of the Art of Bonsai  By : Patrick Carpen
    A general overview of the art of bonsai.
  • Choosing the Best Plants for your Garden  By : Slavco Stefanoski
    Many times we buy plants on impulse then find there is nowhere in the garden that really suits them. Before buying plants carefully examine your garden to see how much sun and shade it gets, whether the soil is well drained or waterlogged and whether your aspect is sheltered or windswept.
  • Lawn Care Equipment - Riding Lawnmower Choosing Tips and Guide  By : Moses Wright
    This article reveals tractor or riding lawnmower equipment choosing tips and guide. Selection tips on why and how to choose a lawn mower for your own unique lawn landscaping needs.
  • Greenhouse Building Plans - Design and Material  By : Moses Wright
    This article reveals why you need to plan carefully before you buy or build a greenhouse of your own. Tips and guide on things to consider when building your dream greenhouse, planning considerations, material, designs, sizes and prices.
  • Native Flora & Art an Oakland Garden Makes  By : C. F. Benninghoff
    Distilled to its essence, the Oakland garden is an effort to use plants native to the location in which the garden sits, employing natural-looking features or constructs so as to enhance the overall effect of being in nature, and tastefully employing Garden Art in an effort to create the appearance of nature, as opposed to a husbanded setting such as the Japanese employ. A direct result of an Oakland garden is the almost immediate return to one’s garden of native birds, butterflies, bees and other life forms.
  • Garden Perennials Provide a Riot of Color  By : Colin Clifford
    Garden perennials are popular with many gardeners, though there is a danger that the new gardener will over-plant them as they wait for those already planted to mature. The secret with perennials is patience, and if you want something to add color to your garden while you wait, then plant some annuals for the first year until the perennials really show their true colors
  • THE CULTIVATION OF VEGETABLES.  By : Alexander de Albuquerque
    how to cultivate your vegetables in the right way.
  • How to Grow Herbs in Your Garden - Basil, Dill and Lavender  By : Moses Wright
    This article reveal an overview about herb gardening and provide insights that it does not matter if you are a beginner or an accomplished gardener, creating an herb garden is one of the easiest ways to enhance your love of nature. Having an herb garden is not only a beautiful and aromatic addition to any home garden.
  • How To Garden In The Spring  By : Steven Cancel
    Beginners guide for spring gardening.
  • Garden Containers, Flower Pots and Planters  By : Colin Clifford
    There are many reasons for growing plants in garden containers, flower pots and planters. An obvious one is if you are growing exotic plants that can be placed outdoors in summer in a location that suits each plant, and then taken indoors or into a more shaded spot in the fall and winter.
  • The Perfect Fall Lawn  By : Pat Zavagnin
    quick tips for a great looking lawn after a hot dry summer
  • How To Pick The Right Vases?  By : Ivan Cuxeva Jr
    Sometimes picking the right vases may be a difficult task. This is because you will have a variety of flowers that you may use for decorating the room.
  • Vases Too Can Help Enhance Looks  By : Ivan Cuxeva Jr
    Vases have always known to be of great beauty because of their shapes. Besides looking very elegant, they also enhance the look of the flowers in it.
  • Fall Bulbs for Spring Blooms  By : Colin Clifford
    Fall bulbs are, naturally, planted in the fall and flower in the spring. Many believe that they should be planted in the early spring, believing that the winter frosts can harm them. In fact nothing could be farther from the truth.
  • Why People Like Artificial Plants - Beautiful Plants  By : Ivan Cuxeva Jr
    What can be done with artificial plants is just a matter of seeing it for yourself. Who knew that manipulating plastic could even turn out to look that beautiful?
  • Fall Gardening - A Quieter Time In The Garden?  By : John McGuire
    Fall gardening doesn't have to be the quietest time in the gardeners calender. This article outlines just some of the activities that you can be keeping busy with in your garden this fall. These include growing vegetable in the fall, planting your spring bulbs and maintaining your lawns.
  • Create a Haven for Butterflies  By : Colin Clifford
    Whatever the reason most people enjoy seeing butterflies in their gardens and would welcome more.The good news is that it is not that difficult to add the essential ingredients that attract lots of these beautiful creatures, and keep them happy once they have turned up.
  • I Couldn't Grow My Own Herbs  By : John McGuire
    A brief overview of herb gardening explaining that these hardy and versatile plants are easy to grow, decorative and fragrant, and have a wide range of uses including in cookery and medicine.
  • Grow Your Own Garden Fruit Trees for Real fruit  By : Colin Clifford
    When visiting a supermarket have you never wished you had a few garden fruit trees? Have you ever noticed how purchased fruit these days is bit inconsistent in quality? Sometimes it will be fine, but mostly is tasteless, too hard or too soft. The pears are rock hard, you can push your fingers through the plums, and the peaches start growing mould before they are soft enough to eat.
  • Is Your Lawn a Lawn Junkie?  By : James Harris
    Lush, green weed free lawns - they are the dream of every homeowner in America, but the price we pay for those luscious grass carpets may be more than the dollars spent on fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides, and fungicides not to mention the hours spent on mowing and trimming. The price may be your health and the health of our children and pets.
  • Organic Plant Food--A Healthier Choice  By : Isabella Samovsky
    Indoor gardening is becoming a popular activity worldwide. Indoor plants not only detoxify the air, but also provide a charming and decorative addition to any home or apartment. Learn which house plants clean the air, how to grow herbs easily and which natural plant food will help stimulate the soil, germinate the seeds and eliminate the need for toxic chemicals.
  • Floribunda Roses  By : Colin Clifford
    Floribunda roses were created in 1909, the first polyantha/hybrid tea cross, "Gruss an Aachen" latin for "many flowering"
  • Exotic Flowers: Luxurious and Impressive for Your Home and Garden Decor  By : Smith Chen
    Draecena (otherwise known as the dragon’s tree) is an exotic flower that neither requires regular watering, nor does it need much light at all. It’s a symbol of power and prosperity. These flowers may live up to one thousand years.
  • Garden Hygiene  By : Colin Clifford
    The maxim "prevention is better than cure" applies particularly to gardens Increasingly gardeners are turning away from the chemical control of problems recognising that to rely on chemicals,EG. pesticides and fungicides can create more problems that they cure.Helpful predators may be eradicated along with the pests leading to an even worse problem.
  • A Pot of Pastel Colours for Summer  By : Colin Clifford
    Buck the trend for hot sizzling summer colours and opt for cool pastels instead. Osteospermum There are lots of little osteospermums in garden centres and nurseries in the summer months of May June and heaps of colour choice.I like them because they flower well into autumn and if we have a mild winter they should survive.
  • Pruning Roses  By : Colin Clifford
    Roses seem to grow and produce flowers for only a few years before becoming exhausted and starting to develop flowers down the lower part of the stem.Pruning is therefore needed to prvent the plant becoming a tangled mass of dying and living wood with inferior blooms.
  • Lawn Care - What's the Best Length  By : Carol Stack
    The grass grows faster when it is short and slows down as it gets longer. So since the length increases at a higher rate at first and then decreases as the blade grows to be a couple of inches or more, remember this: The longer the blade, the slower the growth.
  • Making Short Work of Slugs and Snails  By : Andrea Flint
    Most gardeners have a passionate dislike for slugs and snails on account of the devastation they can wreak to young plants. Find out the various methods you can use to control them, from midnight slug hunts to all out warfare.
  • All About Basil  By : Andrea Flint
    Basil is one of the most popular herbs in use today. This article gives information on where and how it's used, and how to grow and preserve it.
  • 5 Reasons To Grow Your Own Fruit And Vegetables  By : Andrea Flint
    More and more people are returning to the old tradition of growing their own produce, ranging from as little as a small herb patch right up to full self-sufficiency producing all their own fruit and vegetables. Why is it becoming popular again, and why should you start your own food garden?
  • Mulch: The Natural Way to Control Garden Weeds  By : Cindy Dykstra
    Mulching is the recommended way to not only control weeds but retain precious moisture and protect root systems from extreme temperatures. There are many different types and ways to apply mulch. Some of them can be very costly. I've found a better way to control weeds naturally and inexpensively.
  • The Amazing Flowers Of Camellia Japonica And Camellia Sasanqua  By : Patrick Malcolm
    Description of the beautiful Camellia and Sasanqua plants that can decorate your yard.
  • Garden Tips On Buying The Best, Cold Hardy Flower Bulbs For Outdoor Planting  By : Patrick Malcolm
    Tips on buying the best and most cold hardy flower bulbs for outdoor planting.
  • Windmill Palm Trees, Tropical Accent Plants, Cold Hardy for Northern United States and Canada  By : Patrick Malcolm
    An article detailing the wonderful cold hardy Windmill Palm, which can even be grown in Canada.
  • Delightful Dahlias For Every Gardener  By : Debbie Van Bourgondien
    One of the best reasons of all to grow dahlias is their flowering time. They begin to bloom usually in late July and continue unabated until frost, a time when many other perennials are finished blooming and there's not much else going on in the garden. Follow these important guidelines for perfect dahlias every time.
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