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Plant parsley now. Once it sizes up, you can harvest it several times a week, 52 weeks a year. While not overly fussy, ...

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They are particularly prevalent during August, September and October due to ripe fruit and vegetables often present in homes, while warmer conditions make ideal conditions for fruit flies to breed. It ...