It’s been a particularly lush green time of the year this spring, especially with the abundance of rain cooperating with the sun’s warm light and the soil’s nourishment. Many of us longed for this reality during the long, cold, and mostly greenless time of winter, but now that it’s here in full force and almost summer, we might be lamenting about how much there is to keep up with even as we’re rejoicing in the flourishing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables — not to mention shady, leafy trees!
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