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Double Bubble Dianthus boasts tons of doubling blooms that are bigger than you'd find on a normal dianthus. The long, highly productive, summer-to-fall bloom time, paired with how beautiful the dried seed heads are and that the cool-toned foliage remains evergreen, makes this an all-season beauty. Perfect for those who don't have much time to fuss yet want a tidy looking garden, as it forms into a clean, rounded mound. It's also resistant to drought, salt and the attention of hungry deer. Thanks to its compact size, it's perfect for edging a walkway, the front of a border or container gardening. with so many blooms produced, it will still look full if you snip some for perfumed cut- and dried-flower bouquets. Attracts butterflies and other pollinators.

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After one of her black cats has a yellow kitten, a wicked old witch turns into a loving and good one.

Tells the stories of a mischievous kitten, a gullable duck, and a cat and a terrier who run a popular village shop

After one of her black cats has a yellow kitten, a wicked old witch turns into a loving and good one.

The Elves of Lily Hill Farm is the true story of Penny Kelly's meeting with a group of elves and the deal she makes with them to produce one-hundred tons of grapes from a mere thirteen acres of vineyards--without the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides. As a result of their deal, Penny inadvertently enters the private world of plants, insects, animals, devas, and nature spirits where communication among them is common but the rules are all different. As the elves teach her a series of intense and powerful lessons, an amazing drama emerges between people and nature, both struggling to survive in a world where communication between them has been lost.

"Ye are out of balance and yer standard of living is so close to a nightmare that we are sure ye must all be asleep!" So says the elves of Lily Hill Farm. This incredible true story revolves around Penny Kelly (owner of Lily Hill Farm) and the "deal" she makes with a group of elves to produce one hundred tons of grapes from a mere 13 acres of vineyards. The result is an amazing drama involving humans, plants, animals, and the elements. Reminiscent of the Findhorn story. photo insert.

After one of her black cats has a yellow kitten, a wicked old witch turns into a loving and good one.

VEVOR 2PCS Traction Boards with TPR for Mud Snow Sand Storage Bags Short Black7-ton CapacityDurable TPR MaterialNon-slip Surface TextureEasy Storage & Carry4 Steps to UseNo Installation RequiredLoad Capacity: 7 t / 15432 lbs ,Item Model Number: TS501 ,Product Weight: 8.8 lbs / 4.0 kg ,Product Dimensions: 30.9 x 8.5 x 1 in / 785 x 217 x 25 mm (Unfolded)

Colonel Henry Knox forms an expedition to transport sixty tons of brass and iron weaponry from Fort Ticonderoga (where they had been left behind by the British) down the Hudson River, over the Berkshire hills, and across today's Massachusetts to Dorchester Heights overlooking Boston. Some historians consider this to be one of the most stupendous logistical feats of the American Revolution. Author Mary Ames Mitchell, a former elementary school teacher and a descendant of Henry Knox, wrote this story as a sing-along-ballad to appeal to her preschool grandchildren

Founded in 1892, the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway carried tons of copper ore just 26 miles from Butte Hill, Montana to smelters in Anaconda. In this text, Mutschler (history, Eastern Washington U.) presents a history of the BA&P and discusses the industry-wide ramifications of its conversion from steam to electricity in 1912. The volume is illustrated throughout with b&w photographs of trains and railway workers. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Rick Bass’s deer pasture is centered in the rustic beauty of the Texas Hill Country—a land of ravines and hallows, dark and shady, with near-vertical bluffs. In the fall there the hickories turn gold and drop a ton of leaves into the creeks; the water is clear and cold and still.Also in the fall the Bass men come there for a week of camping and hunting, for the deer pasture is in the heart of white-tailed deer country, and the Basses have leased that same 956 acres for hunting each November for the past forty-nine years.In these seventeen delightful essays, handsomely illustrated with forty-one original drawings, the author tells the story of the deer pasture and its significance as a family tradition. It is not just a place to stalk deer – hunting is merely the frame for most of the stories. The deer pasture is also a place to get together, a place to chase armadillos, a place to tell campfire stories, listen to quail, make camp biscuits, and watch the antics of ringtails—and most important, a place to recharge spiritual and emotional batteries and to renew family ties.In his celebration of rock houses and full moons of the Hill Country, of waterfalls and the habits of deer, Bass conveys the close relationship of man and nature even in this modern age. In his sketches of grandparents, uncles, and cousins and their ties to this piece of land he touches on the depths of the common bonds of family.This book is not only for deer hunters and their families, but also for nature readers, even those who never go on a hunt.

Colonel Henry Knox forms an expedition to transport sixty tons of brass and iron weaponry from Fort Ticonderoga (where they had been left behind by the British) down the Hudson River, over the Berkshire hills, and across today's Massachusetts to Dorchester Heights overlooking Boston. Some historians consider this to be one of the most stupendous logistical feats of the American Revolution. Author Mary Ames Mitchell, a former elementary school teacher and a descendant of Henry Knox, wrote this story as a sing-along-ballad to appeal to her preschool grandchildren

Founded in 1892, the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway carried tons of copper ore just 26 miles from Butte Hill, Montana to smelters in Anaconda. In this text, Mutschler (history, Eastern Washington U.) presents a history of the BA&P and discusses the industry-wide ramifications of its conversion from steam to electricity in 1912. The volume is illustrated throughout with b&w photographs of trains and railway workers. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Get an easy $2.00 solution to the dreaded ABS, Hill Descent, and Traction Control problem. Plus many more permanent and easy solutions. Mechanics really do have an advantage over the average Joe and save a ton of money on vehicle ownership. I hope to help you gain this same advantage. As a mechanic for 15 years, I always regarded Land Rovers with an abundance of respect and even a little fear. The engineering that went in to these vehicles is nothing short of astounding. Unfortunately they also came with a few gremlins. After repairing a handful of Rovers I realized that my fear was unfounded and so was the vehicles reputation. I also realized how simply built and easy to work on Land Rovers are. After all the engine was designed in the late 1950's. After retiring from the automotive repair world, I finally purchased a 2004 Discovery and fell in love. I also found a few issues that I did not expect. After some digging, I found simple, inexpensive solutions to most of these problems and decided to share them in this book.

Get an easy $2.00 solution to the dreaded ABS, Hill Descent, and Traction Control problem. Plus many more permanent and easy solutions. Mechanics really do have an advantage over the average Joe and save a ton of money on vehicle ownership. I hope to help you gain this same advantage. As a mechanic for 15 years, I always regarded Land Rovers with an abundance of respect and even a little fear. The engineering that went in to these vehicles is nothing short of astounding. Unfortunately they also came with a few gremlins. After repairing a handful of Rovers I realized that my fear was unfounded and so was the vehicles reputation. I also realized how simply built and easy to work on Land Rovers are. After all the engine was designed in the late 1950's. After retiring from the automotive repair world, I finally purchased a 2004 Discovery and fell in love. I also found a few issues that I did not expect. After some digging, I found simple, inexpensive solutions to most of these problems and decided to share them in this book.

In this charming story, a mama cat loves her kitten through all the seasons: in autumn, when they rake leaves into piles; in winter, when they sled down snowy hills; in spring, when they fly kites; and in summer, when they splash together in the water. Parents, grandparents, and all the special people in a child’s life will love sharing this sweet celebration through all the seasons of the year and in years to come.   Kay Chorao’s warm and colorful illustrations bring to life Deborah Lee Rose’s endearing verses, which capture the many ways a child is cherished year-round."Full of charming details and gorgeous colors, the love between each parent/child pair is obvious, and readers may find themselves wishing to share the same activities with a beloved adult of their own."-Kirkus Reviews

A baby owl and three kittens receive a bit of extra help in growing up on Maple Hill Farm.

In the light of the declining sun, amid the muffled sounds of grazing cattle, a Southern California cowgirl considers her life. The language of November Grass, concise yet evocative, transports readers to the coastal hills of San Diego County, where hawks and jays, calves and kittens, and an assortment of backcountry eccentrics bring clarity to questions of birth, death, and love. In the new introduction, Ursula K. Le Guin writes, ''Van der Veer gives us a rural landscape as deeply known and lived in as Willa Cather's Nebraska or Sara Jewett's Maine. The valley ranches of John Steinbeck's Red Pony and East of Eden are natural comparisons, but Van der Veer's picture is truer, I think, to the patient obscurity of the lives and deaths of those who live on and from this austere land... Pain, suffering, grief are intense in her story, but not more intense than tenderness and praise.''

A full-color picture book by the creators of The Glorious Flight teaches about nurturing and letting go as the Maple Hill Farms children release an adopted owl back to the wild and move three grown kittens out to the barn. Reissue.