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		<title>Poppies! Poppies will put them to sleeeeep&#8230;</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The wicked witch knew what she was talking about. Poppies are known in many cultures to symbolize sleep or death (or can make you high I guess, I&#8217;m sure you&#8217;ve heard of opium, right?). It might be because these pretty flowers are poisonous. However, I have lots of herbs and veggies to keep our household nourished, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The wicked witch knew what she was talking about. Poppies are known in many cultures to symbolize sleep or death (or can make you high I guess, I&#8217;m sure you&#8217;ve heard of opium, right?). It might be because these pretty flowers are poisonous. However, I have lots of herbs and veggies to keep our household nourished, so I don&#8217;t plan on consuming our pretty poppies in our front yard any time soon. I like to have them to look at, and the deer don&#8217;t eat them.</p>
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<p>It seems like some varieties are annuals, some biennials, and some perennials, but since we&#8217;ve been in the house 3 years now, and they have come up each year, it seems our pretty pink ones are perennials. I really love these flowers, even though their darker counterparts are associated with death, I think they look really fun and summery. They started to bloom a few weeks ago, and will continue to bloom well into the summer. If there isn&#8217;t a regular rain (read: you are in a drought), you need to water them every once &amp; awhile, but overall these have been really low maintenance.</p>
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