They also began domesticating plants such as maize and squash, probably at " dooryard gardens . " In the Andean highlands, this period lasted from 3500-7000 BP.
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They also began domesticating plants such as maize and squash, probably at " dooryard gardens . " In the Andean highlands, this period lasted from 7000-3500 BP.
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I stood in the yard, feeling a wonderful cool breeze sweeping down from the mountain back of the cabin and listening to the song of the little creek in the dooryard.
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Though his poems are anything but ordinary, he manages to touch a large audience by using ordinary language, and by writing in and out of the dooryards of ordinary life.
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Walt Whitman wrote one of his most moving poems, " When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd, " soon after President Abraham Lincoln's assassination.
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However, Fred J . Pierce published a number of copies ( 1, 500 ) of Sherman's " Birds of an Iowa Dooryard " following her death.
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In 2004, working on a commission from the Brooklyn Philharmonic, the American composer Jennifer Higdon adapted the poem to music for solo baritone and orchestra titled " Dooryard Bloom ".
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The hotel was the site of a notorious murder on May 20, 1896, when owner Marshall Way killed his 44-year-old wife, Ellen Sheldon Way, in the dooryard.
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But in this case there's no mistaking old-fashioned rose campion, Lychnis coronaria, which has been a staple of dooryard gardens for centuries in spite of its straggly habits and neon magenta flowers.
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GARDEN-NOTES _ I've always loved Walt Whitman's poem " When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd, " which is a lament on the death of Abraham Lincoln.
