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- 1Golden twin-spot moth charms nature watchers online●# MothOfTheDay is the beautiful GOLDEN TWIN-SPOT Chrysodeixis chalcites An immigrant species with just a few handfuls of
Nature enthusiasts are celebrating the golden twin-spot (Chrysodeixis chalcites), a striking migrant moth featured in a popular 'Moth of the Day' post. The species reaches Britain only as an immigrant, with a handful of records each year, mostly in the south. Sussex has counted just 58 official records. Its caterpillars feed on chrysanthemums and viper's bugloss.
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The New Hampshire Union Leader ran the headline 'Mums the word', playing on the phrase meaning to keep quiet, likely tied to chrysanthemums in season or to political discretion. Beyond the headline itself, no further details about what happened or what people are saying are available. Without additional context, the substance of the story remains unstated.
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The Dakota Gardener gardening column in Minot Daily News argues that a hardy plant outperforms mums for fall color in the region. The piece highlights the plant's toughness and seasonal appeal as an alternative to the chrysanthemums traditionally favored by North Dakota gardeners.
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Chrysanthemums, commonly known as mums, are being celebrated as the dominant flower of the fall season. The item highlights their seasonal appeal as gardens transition to autumn, positioning mums as the go-to bloom for porches, borders and seasonal displays. Interest in fall planting and decorating appears to be driving attention to the flower as cooler weather sets in.