Article: Plan on transplanting scuppernongs when you no longer have to worry about sub-freezing temperatures. Frost can hinder the development of young vines. In the southern United States, you can usually plant scuppernongs in late February through March. Plants kept in containers can technically be planted at any point during the year, but if you opt for bare-root plants, you must adhere to this schedule more strictly. The hole should be at least as deep as the container currently holding the scuppernong vine, if not a little deeper. Each planting hole should also be about twice as wide as the diameter of the current container. You need to provide plenty of space for the roots to spread without any risk of crowding. Gently remove the plant from its current container and center the roots in the planting hole. Partially cover the roots with topsoil, then fill the rest of the hole with loose soil. Scatter the soil around the roots and use your hands to firmly pack it in as you work. Water the soil after transplanting the vine and filling in the hole. The water should help settle the soil and will also give the roots a boost of nourishment. Spread 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5 cm) of compost or shredded leaves over the soil to help retain moisture around each newly planted vine. Separate vines should be 10 to 20 feet (3 to 6.1 meters) apart within a single row. If you plant multiple rows of scuppernongs, the rows should be spaced 8 to 12 feet (2.4 to 3.7 meters) apart.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Wait until the threat of frost has passed. Dig a deep hole. Transplant the scuppernongs carefully. Provide plenty of space for separate vines.

Problem: Article: Look at the inside of a ring's band to find the hallmark that indicates the platinum purity. Find this marking as a sure way to determine that the ring is truly made of platinum. You may need a magnifying glass to see the fine engraving on a small ring. If there is no engraved hallmark, the ring is not platinum, or is made with less than 50% of it and cannot be considered and marked as platinum. Check the inner band for a symbol that you can use to quickly identify if the ring is made with real platinum. The type and presence of the symbol depends on the country of origin; sometimes there may only be words and numbers instead of a symbol. In the U.S., you will see a symbol that resembles a house shape (triangle atop a rectangle), or simply a combination of letters and numbers. In India, you will find a symbol created by an uppercase "P" and a lowercase "t," followed by the number 950. In China, you will find the English letters "Pt," perhaps alongside other Chinese characters. In Japan, you will see "Pt" followed by the number 850, 900, 950, or 999. Look at the numbers and/or letters that are given as part of the platinum hallmark. The letters will designate the ring as platinum, while the numbers indicate how many parts out of 1000 are pure platinum by weight. If letters are given, they will say either PT, PLAT, or PLATINUM, which indicates that the ring is at least 95% platinum. In the U.S., the number given before or after these letters can be 850, 900, or 950. This indicates that the ring is made with 85%, 90%, or 95% pure platinum, respectively. The other percentage of the ring composition is a metal that the platinum is alloyed with to make it harder.
Summary: Locate the hallmark on the inside of the band. Look for a symbol that indicates platinum. Read the letters and numbers of the hallmark.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Go to https://www.ascii-art-generator.org/ in your computer's web browser. This website will allow you to turn any image on your computer into a text picture using special formatting. Check the box to the left of one of the following options in the "Convert" section of the page: Image to Monochrome Ascii Art Creates a black-and-white ASCII picture. Image to Color Ascii Art Creates a colored ASCII picture. You'll find this grey button near the top of the page. Doing so opens a File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac) window. If you want to convert an online image into ASCII art instead, enter the address for the image in the "Or enter a URL" text box, then skip the next two steps. Go to the location of the picture you want to turn into text, then click the picture. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. The picture will open in the ASCII editor's page. If you're creating an "Image to Color" file, you'll need to specify your preferred file format by clicking the "Select output format" drop-down box and clicking one of the following options: UTF8 with CR A file type with specifies line breaks and can be used with Windows and Mac text editors. UTF8 with CLRF (MS Windows) A file type which specifies line breaks in text editors. Used for Windows computers. HTML with DIV and CSS or HTML with tables Variants of an HTML file type which can be opened in your browser. Scalable Vector Graphics An SVG file which can be opened in Adobe products and GIMP, as well as in your browser. Targa Image A file type which can be opened in programs such as Photoshop, GIMP, and Paint.NET. It's at the bottom of the page. Doing so will prompt ASCII Art Generator to begin creating an text version of your picture. Once you see your image appear in text form in the middle of the page, you can proceed. Click the linked file name to the right of the "Download result" heading near the top of the page.

SUMMARY: Open the ASCII Art Generator page. Select an image option. Click Choose file. Select a picture. Click Open. Select an output format. Click Start. Wait for the image to render. Download your image file.

Spring-flowering bulbs are most visually appealing when a variety of flowers are planted in an arrangement. Depending on your level of gardening experience, you may want to start out with only 2 or 3 types of spring bulbs. If you're confident in your gardening skills, select a half dozen bulb varieties. Purchase at least 3 or 4 individual bulbs of each variety. Popular combinations of spring bulbs that can be planted together include: Tulips, daffodils, and snowflakes. Bearded irises, Siberian irises, crocuses, and bluebells. Snowdrops, crocuses, and hyacinth. Note that the bulbs in each combination are roughly the same size and can be planted at the same depth in the same hole. Nearly all plant nurseries stock bulbs year-round. If you visit the nursery in the fall, around September or October in the Northern Hemisphere, their selection of spring-blooming bulbs will be at its largest. Healthy, high quality bulbs will be rounded and firm, and not have any cracks or wrinkles on their surface. If there isn't a nursery in your area, many large home-supply stores have an onsite gardening center. If you don't live near a brick and mortar nursery or garden centeror if you prefer to shop onlineyou can find a wide variety of bulbs through seed catalogs. Search by flower name until you find the type of bulbs you're looking for. If the bulbs are organized by growing season, search for "spring-blooming bulbs." For example, look through the online bulb selection at Gurney's, Park Seed, or FedCo Seeds.
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Select a variety of flowers. Purchase bulbs at a reputable nursery or gardening center. Order bulbs from an online seed catalog.