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Fir from the Madding Crowd - lift your garden from the winter blues with year-round evergreens
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Go Fir It (pics: Gap pictures) WHEN winter turns the rest of the garden dull and flat, it?s time for conifers to take centre stage? Potted pines For dramatic effect put pines in pots ? the choice is immense and there are plenty at Christmas time.

Samsung To Add Netflix Streaming Capability To Blu-ray Disc Players
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Earlier this year, I reported on a forthcoming Blu-ray Disc Player from LG (BD300) that allows Netflix subscribers to stream movies directly from the Netflix library, via the internet, to the BD300 Blu-ray Disc player. Now, it looks like Samsung has also

Organic strawberries a hard sell at times
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Why the disconnect? The supply of organic strawberries, like that of other crops, responds to demand. 'Basically, what we do is deliver what the consumer is demanding,' said Tom Jones, chairman of the California Strawberry Commission from 2006 to 2008.

The buzz on pollinating strawberries and beans
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A: If your shade cloth structure has made it impossible for bees to reach the plants underneath, it should not cause a difference in your green bean crop. Bean flowers are self-pollinated - no bees are required to form their pods. On the other hand, if

Prep soil now for planting berries in March
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'The industry likes to plant in the fall because you get more growing time, and the bigger the plant, the more fruit you get in the spring,' said Geoff Palla, garden manager and teacher at the Edible Schoolyard at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School in

3 sturdy varieties of organic strawberry
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'Chandler': A spring- and early-summer-bearing variety with delicate fruit that doesn't hold well but is capable of amazing flavor. 'When it's good,' said Palla, 'the flavor has tropical notes to it.' 'Seascape': 'Seascape' is everbearing and will

Harman Kardon AVR-354 Home Theater Receiver - Product of the Week
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The Harman Kardon AVR-354 is a solid, great performing, home theater receiver. Some of the features include 75-wpc high current amplification, built-in decoders for Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, and DTS-HD, as well as standard Dolby Digital and DTS

Circuit City May Cut Stores
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Circuit City has certainly had its ups and downs in recent years, especially with Best Buy directly encroaching on its previously safe markets, and big box retailers, such as Walmart and Target making a bigger dent in the consumer electronics market. Now

Family's Halloween display shows Oak Cliff a scary good time
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There's something spooky on Beckley Avenue. Tombstones, shrouded by fog, tilt precariously from adjacent lawns that look like elaborate, gated graveyards. The fingers of a creepy figure poise over an organ as music from The Phantom of the Opera swells. A

Melissa Joan Hart, TV's Sabrina, lists Sherman Oaks home
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There are certain roles in Hollywood that, once cast, simply stick like glue. Sean Connery will always be James Bond. Anthony Hopkins will always be Hannibal Lecter. And Melissa Joan Hart will always be Sabrina the Teenage Witch, no matter how many

Your September garden
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It's time for pruning, replanting and feeding. Follow our spring gardening guide and make sure you enjoy all the colour spring has to offer... Prune and shape any frost-damaged plants. Towards the end of the month, pinch back plants like fuchsia and

How to grow: Enkianthus campanulatus
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This week: Enkianthus campanulatus Gardeners on acid or neutral soil can grow successfully a number of shrubs that display both attractive flowers in spring and superb autumn colour. Fothergillas and flowering dogwoods come immediately to mind, but the

From the House to garden
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Bunny Guinness hears how two busy MPs tackle their gardens Many of us complain that we don't have enough time in the garden. But being an MP and having an enforced weekly separation and endless commitments can really tax a gardener's wit and cunning. In

Astrology.com Daily Home and Garden Horoscopes - Friday October 24, 2008
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by Astrology.com Home and Garden Horoscopes, 7 hours 9 minutes ago Yoga teaches the importance of breath. Inhale cleaner air this winter: remove the dust from the floor vents before you turn the heat on. Besides, the economy's not so great -- every penny

Astrology.com Daily Home and Garden Horoscopes - Thursday October 23, 2008
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DT Aries (March 21 - April 19) The sudden cold spell sent you to the closet for warmer clothes. As you snuggle into a favorite sweater, you realize with all the holiday parties coming up, you'll have to exercise to stay your present size. Check out a

Hot Property: Producer-director buys Hollywood Hills home for $5.75 million
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The producer-director known as McG is the new owner of a Hollywood Hills home, purchased for $5.75 million, according to the Multiple Listing Service.The property that the 'We Are Marshall' director bought has three bedrooms and three bathrooms in 3,235

Magic lanterns
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They're fat, fecund and fabulous: Sarah Raven trials the best-looking and tastiest squash and pumpkin varieties. Pictures by Jonathan Buckley Pumpkins are the most handsome of all the autumn veg. The best are friendly, soft and curvaceous, and by growing

Perennial renaissance
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Bunny Guinness hears how two busy MPs tackle their gardens Many of us complain that we don't have enough time in the garden. But being an MP and having an enforced weekly separation and endless commitments can really tax a gardener's wit and cunning. In

A spot of moonlighting
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Sail the cosmic tides for a bumper cropLast Updated: 12:01am BST 23/10/2008 Lunar gardening, a system as old as agriculture itself, is back in vogue again Hallowe'en on October 31 is the moment for gardeners to celebrate the harvest and assess the plan

Go organic
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Quick reaction to blight is vital to stem the rot, says Tom Petherick As if the recent reports on manure problems were not enough, blight (Phytophtora infestans) remains the scourge of the potato- and tomato-grower in wet summers. Along with slugs, it

Sail the cosmic tides for a bumper crop
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Lunar gardening, a system as old as agriculture itself, is back in vogue again Hallowe'en on October 31 is the moment for gardeners to celebrate the harvest and assess the plan for the next growing season. While there is a wealth of folklore and

Magic Pumpkins
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They're fat, fecund and fabulous: Sarah Raven trials the best-looking and tastiest squash and pumpkin varieties. Pictures by Jonathan Buckley Pumpkins are the most handsome of all the autumn veg. The best are friendly, soft and curvaceous, and by

Renaissance of a hardy perennial
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Helen Yemm moved house - and mindset - to create a new tranquility in her modest village garden Barely two-and-a-half years after leaving the peace, space, and much-photographed rolling acreage of Ketleys in East Sussex, I feel I have a new lease of

HGTV is looking for the best kitchen renovations in Dallas
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Are you the type who enjoys telling your friends about the great bargains you find? If so, would you be ready to kick that up a notch and tell the world? HGTV is in Dallas scouting for a new show, Bang for Your Buck, which will compare newly remodeled

Artist covers walls with decals inspired by human body
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The patterns covering a Jen Rose wall look like Victorian wallpaper, but the eye is fooled twice. The Dallas artist's custom wall treatments are not wallpaper but vinyl decals. And the patterns are not Victorian frills and furbelows but larger-than-life

Hot Property: Joe Maloof lists Brentwood home for $4,995,000
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Where are all the Maloofs going?Joe Maloof, president of the fun-and-games Maloof Cos., just listed his Brentwood home at $4,995,000. His mother, Colleen Maloof, has had her Beverly Hills home on the market since May; it is currently listed at

Sorting Out Closet Possibilities
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When you're Googling for tips on closet organization, the first thing you learn is there's not a single best method. Some professionals recommend storing items in drawers, while others say to keep everything visible. What guidance to follow and what to