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the-express.com | Ian Craig |Angela Patrone |Rom Preston-Ellis
Stephanie from the home and DIY website Celebrated Herb recommends utilizing kitchen scraps. "Lavender plants do not require a lot of nutrients, but you can still use some kitchen scraps to provide them with additional nourishment," she explained in a report by the Mirror. Here are four common kitchen items that can boost the growth of your lavender plants:, reports Nottinghamshire Live.
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the-express.com | Ian Craig
Magnetar are believed to be formed when a star becomes a supernova, exploding and collapsing down to an ultra-dense neutron star. They are sometimes referred to as ‘zombie stars’. Ashley Chrimes, lead author of the discovery paper published in the April 15 journal Astronomy & Astrophysics, explained: “Magnetars are neutron stars — the dead remnants of stars — composed entirely of neutrons.
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