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Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Uno and Spartacus!
Hi, I'm Uno! I'm a sweet fluffy ball of fun. I like lounging in the sun, chasing toy mice, and eating the yummiest wet food. How did I get here? I was transferred from Johnston County Animal Shelter. **I have tested...

How native plants can turn your yard into a bird habitat
By MIKE RALEY WPTF Weekend Gardener I have spent many hours looking out our window into the backyard. It gives Melissa and me great pleasure. The same can be said for the joy of watching the many birds that visit an...

Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Livia and Mirabella!
π Let love in with $2.14 adoptions through Valentine's Day! πHey there, book lovers! I'm Livia, a literary lady with a passion for quiet moments and hidden stories. Think of me as the protagonist of a delicate...

Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Crayola and Fox!
Hi there! I'm Crayola, a sweet little lady looking for my forever home. I might seem a bit shy at first, but once I warm up to you, I'm totally ready to soak up all the attention and cuddles you're willing to give! ...

This unusual cherry tree thrives in North Carolina yards
By MIKE RALEY WPTF Weekend Gardener I have always been fascinated by unusual plants, trees, shrubs and flowers that I rarely see, especially those growing in North Carolina. Autumn-blooming cherry, Higan Cherry or A...

Bell-shaped blooms and quiet charm: discovering the Carolina Silverbell
By MIKE RALEY WPTF Weekend Gardener Alas, another plant I have never owned and rarely seen in the landscapes in the Triangle. Of course, I normally don't trespass to look for plants so there may be a lot more out th...
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Stuffed Tomatoes
These juicy, oven-roasted tomatoes filled with a savory, cheesy herb mixture make a perfect side dish, light lunch, or elegant appetizer. Ingredients 6 large ripe tomatoes 1 c...
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This unusual cherry tree thrives in North Carolina yards
By MIKE RALEY WPTF Weekend Gardener I have always been fascinated by unusual plants, trees, shrubs and flowers that I rarely see, especially those growing in North Carolina. A...








