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Pazazz is a relatively new series of portulaca from Israel. You will never see a more shocking colorful display in any landscape.

Eight candles burned today in front of the "house of horror" in Villers-au-Tertre, a quiet little village in northern France that was stunned to learn that a villager has admitted to giving birth to eight children and then smothering them .

In this June 2010 photo, recently declassified records pertaining to the secret spy agency, known as the Pond, are stacked on shelves at the the National Archives in College Park, Md.

Kaitlyn Smith's budding interest in flower arrangement pretty much started from birth, when she watched her great-aunt nurture, grow and create her own arrangements.

London, Pink reveals gardening ambitions as tour comes to an end Pink is going to plant a garden now her tour has finished.

Youth Missions Week participants fix a flower bed at the Faith and Hope Outreach Center Wednesday morning.

Garden-fresh doesn't always have to refer to the food you're eating. In some cases, as with Backstreet Cafe's Garden to Glass event, it can refer to the beverages you're sipping as well.

Ray Robertson shows off some of the huge plants in his garden. CarpetFarmer008 Robertson's plants have grown so large thanks to his ingenious use of fabric that it's sometimes difficult to walk between them.

Journal/Kimberly Benedict Vic Vanik, owner of Four Seasons Greenhouse and Nursery, examines a plant for evidence of insect activity.

While Alaska has abundant natural resources, soil that's good for gardening isn't among them.

On a balmy summer Sunday, Tim Scorer and his girlfriend Emma Jarvis welcome brunch guests to their spacious London flat.

Readers open up about the mini-vacation fantasies on their minds. I would kidnap my husband from work and my son from camp and head to the beach, preferably in a small town near us in Southern California.