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    beneficial for other living things. There are steps that can be taken to protect the bees and prevent them from going extinct. If bees were to go extinct what would happen to the food and plant life? Bees maintain the food supply and maintain the flowers by pollinating them but they also have many factors that go against them such as, the use of chemicals and their homes being destroyed by humans. Bees play an important role in day to day things such as maintaining

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    On one side of the glass is the harsh reality that is Paul’s life, while on the other side is the fantasy that Paul pictures himself fitting into. The flowers in the story symbolize Paul’s place in the dream. He sees himself as the final piece his perfect life. When Paul comes arrives in the city, he spots that there are not any flowers in his room and orders for someone to retrieve some. Paul places them in water, and then gets into a bath himself. “When he was shown to his sitting-room

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    take her skills seriously. He initially approaches Elisa and complements her garden, and she takes significant pride in the compliment. However, he uses this to jokingly suggests that she should be working on the orchard, the prospect of which excites Elisa, it is clear that she wants more responsibility around the ranch. Sadly though, her husband brushes off this enthusiasm by implying that her expertise are limited to flowers. Later a man referred to as “the Tinkerer” comes along and offers his services

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    some people may think. When an animal gets pollen from one flower and then keeps moving and the pollen gets to another flower of the same species it is pollinating. It can happen by accident. Humans can also be pollinators. For example: if a person is walking in the garden and is smelling the flowers and gets some pollen in his or her shirt; and then when they walk by another flower of the same species then the pollen gets in that flower, that is pollination. Pollinators are important to the ecosystems

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    Despite her hiding behind these symbolic clothes, she was still doing the "female" job of looking after the flower garden. She learns, but does not accept, that she possesses a weak feminine power not the masculine one she tried to achieve The peddler is an especially important figure in this story and represents the kind of life Elisa Allen would like to experience

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    as well. The flower has some questionable side effects but it is often used to induce vomiting or for working similarly to aloe vera. Daffodils can also be used for diseases such as cancer or Alzheimer’s. It is obvious that the flower is much more than aesthetically pleasing. Daffodils scientific name is Narcissus pseudonarcissus. They grow at altitudes of sea level up to 0.93 miles above that. The flowers grows wild in the woods or the grasslands and are found in parks and gardens in the temperate

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    Teleflora– Florist to Uncle Sam Flowers are the epitome of beauty and delicacy. Whenever we think of them, beauty and fragility is the first thing that comes to our minds. Fragility of flowers is closely linked to fragility of human hearts. Flowers are one of the most beautiful things one could offer anyone on any special occasion. The great thing about them? They even work when the occasion is not so special either. Hand someone a flower in any situation, and you’re done. A flower isn’t remotely awkward

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    Title: Gardens by the Bay Introduction A family trip to Singapore. I was so excited because I have seen so many eye-catching advertisements about the Gardens by the Bay in Singapore on television. My family was just as excited as I was as all of us could hardly sleep the night before our flight to Singapore. My family and I agreed on visiting Gardens by the Bay which is a nature park located in central Singapore. Thesis Statement: The three sites that gave us a deep impression were Supertrees, Flower

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    Container Cheating

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    Container gardening is a style of small space gardening in which vegetables and flowers are planted in containers instead of directly in the ground. One reason container gardening has become so popular in recent years is that the containers can be moved around to areas where a person might not normally think of planting a vegetable garden. Patios, stoops, sidewalks and even along driveways are some of the more typical places that a gardener might grow container vegetables. While you can use just

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    "Paul's Case," Willa Cather tells the tale of a young boy's struggle to separate himself from his common, everyday life and the people he shared it with. Paul admired the opulence of the theater, the wardrobe, the perfumes, the lights, the colors, the flowers, and the champagne. When he realized it wasn't possible to have these things, he threw his life away. Cather's purpose was to show that, by focusing on what he didn't have, Paul could not live at all. Many clues were given that Paul dreamed of

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