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May June 2018 Midwest Living

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Our May/June issue features vegetarian recipes you can flex with meat options, creative ways to cook with snap peas, small-batch freezer jams and a French-inspired potato salad.
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Lured by the fragrant promise of pink, hundreds of flower lovers flood the peony season opener at Red Twig Farms in Ohio.
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A phenomenon first in Asia, cat cafes are opening everywhere, with coffee, couches and kitties galore.
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In cutting gardens or borders, inexpensive annuals like zinnias bloom in explosive color all summer long—and come fall, leave parting gifts of seeds for next year.
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After a five-year renovation and a boost to national park status, it’s time to party at the St. Louis Gateway Arch.
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To get into this hot Windy City hangout, you have to know the owners—a couple who turned their plain backyard into party central. There’s even a house band.
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Ohio’s Cuyahoga Valley National Park embraces a novel idea: the best way to protect the land may be asking people to farm it.
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Music and art are reviving the old lumber town of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, with a little help from a hometown icon.
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Take back your yard from mosquitoes with smart landscaping and natural products. Our science-backed tips help scatter the swarm.
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Like a vase taking form on a wheel, our tastes in pottery shape-shift over time. Right now, we’re loving clean lines, matte glazes, neutral hues—and a lot more than mugs.

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