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Pitosforo or Pittosporo: hedge plant

Pitosforo, also called Pittosporo, is a shrub or a small tree native to Africa, Asia and Australia. There are over 200 species in the world, in Italy far fewer - a couple or a little more - and are used above all to compose hedges, flowering and fragrant hedges that become barriers to pleasant green interruptions.
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Pet Ads

Pet ads, less expensive than real estate ads, but more demanding. We are choosing the companion of a life, of a life period. A living being with whom to share time and space. But not only. It is therefore important to choose the Ads on pets to consult for the important step of buying or adopting one.
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Alternatives to the dryer

Alternatives to the dryer: from the electric drying rack to the most effective strategies for drying laundry at home. Advice on how to dry laundry quickly without making domestic environments too humid. The washer-dryer and dryer are extremely useful appliances: they help us to dry the laundry without the need to hang it out.
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Earthworm humus: use and how to produce it

Earthworm humus is considered by many to be the best fertilizer in the world. It is natural and this certainly plays in his favor, as far as I'm concerned, and then I would trust Aristotle who in his day, he called the earthworm, "the sweeper of the world". This animal produces, as we will see, a top quality compost.
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Freckles and freckles: differences

Freckled freckles, easy to confuse them, difficult to hide them. Let's see what characteristics they have, both of them, why they like them and why they don't like them, and how to possibly mask them in a natural way and without the skin being affected. Freckles and freckles and they vary their appearance from season to season.
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Increased heat in the tropics threatens seeds

A comprehensive study of the world's plant species has led researchers to a troubling conclusion: In the tropics, sometime in the next 50 years, it is likely to get too hot for seeds to germinate. That's according to one team. from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Australia, led by Alexander T.
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