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Hugh Hefner sells his personal home next to the Playboy mansion
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Update: Hugh Hefner and his wife, Kimberley, have sold their personal residence, next to the Playboy mansion in Holmby Hills, for $18 million. It had been listed since early March at $27,995,000. The 7,300-square-foot English Manor-style house, built in

Grow your own and get over yourself
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Gardening insider M Matthew Appleby takes an acerbic look at the state of horticulture Matthew Appleby Published: 4:10PM BST 31 Jul 2009 Comments 1 | Comment on this article Kelvin MacKenzie reckons growing one of these cost him £40. Photo: Andrew

Bedroom Decor: Put Together a Round Bedside Table
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A Do-It-Yourself inexpensive table for beside a bed or between chairs or a sofa and chair is a great solution when you're on a budget. Add a beautiful table skirt and you have a focal point for your room. I've just put together a round table with

A Somerset garden inspired by the surrounding landscape
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The atmospheric garden at Wellfield Barn takes its cue from the countryside around it. Jean Vernon Published: 10:30AM BST 31 Jul 2009 The garden at Wellfield Barn, Somerset, built on the site of a former dairy farm Photo: MARK BOLTON PHOTOGRAPHY Twelve

Top five most hated weeds
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Bindweed and ground elder top the list of the five most hated weeds Gardeners' World magazine Published: 11:43AM BST 31 Jul 2009 Most hated weed: bindweed tops the list of the five most hated weeds. Photo: Weeds beat all other gardening complaints,

Things to do in August
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Caroline Foley's expert guide to gardening this month Fill gaps left by potatoes with courgettes or squash As you harvest and enjoy the delicious August glut, bare patches will appear demanding your attention. To prevent weeds taking advantage and the

Easy Tabletop Water Gardens
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All you need to create a small summer water garden is a container, a plant or two and some plain old H20. Once you've put it together, you can move it around your deck or patio, or even bring it indoors for a special occasion.

14 Time-Saving Tips for Gardeners
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#1: Build a perennial foundation In a perfect world, plant-it-and-forget-it perennials would provide all the pizzazz year after year. But most gardeners can't resist annuals' allure. So build a time-saving foundation using hardworking perennials such as

Monty Don - why I garden organically
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Eco hero Monty Don reveals why he is a dedicated organic gardener Emma Love Published: 11:01AM BST 30 Jul 2009 Eco hero Monty Don. 'When I took the job on Gardeners' World I gave the BBC the condition that it had to be organic' Photo: ANDREW CROWLEY The

How to prune wisteria
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Tackle your wisteria now for better flowers next year RHS Advisory Team Published: 5:13PM BST 30 Jul 2009 Wisteria needs regular pruning to perform well. Photo: Wisteria will flower more profusely if pruned twice a year. August and February are the times

Inverewe's celebrated gardens continue to evolve as a hotbed for rare plants and horticultural excellence
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Kevin Ball, head gardener at Inverewe Garden in Wester Ross, opens the door of a poly tunnel on the edge of the renowned walled garden to reveal a row of nine long-needled Wollemi Pines and a selection of pot-grown cobra lilies. He says: 'These rare

The all-clear
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Clearing calendula to make space for spinach and chicory Another night of lying in bed listening to heavy rain beating on the windows. But by 7.30am, it had cleared and patches of blue sky were appearing between the clouds. I picked up a recovering

How To Buy Wallpaper
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If you're ready to buy wallpaper, get ready to add color and texture to any room in your home. There are many ways to decorate with wallpaper. You can paper all four walls of the room or place it on just one wall as a way to create a sense of drama. The

Create wow factor walls with the new Livingetc paint range
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Inject instant Livingetc style into your home Be the first to bring a touch of Livingetc modern style quite literally into your home with this brand new range of interior paints. Created by the team behind the magazine and developed with leading paint

New Livingetc paint range
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Create a chic hallway with soft, stony shades of grey and instant panels Transform your home with the new range of paints from Livingetc. Developed with B&Q and specialist paint company Craig & Rose the Livingetc Paint for Modern Living range has

Monty Don why I garden organically
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Eco hero Monty Don reveals why he is a dedicated organic gardener Emma Love Published: 11:01AM BST 30 Jul 2009 Eco hero Monty Don. 'When I took the job on Gardeners' World I gave the BBC the condition that it had to be organic' Photo: ANDREW CROWLEY The

See Dick and Jane
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'Look, Spot! Look and see ...' For many grown-ups, Indiana schoolteacher Zerna Sharp's wholesome world of Dick, Jane, Spot and the rest was a comforting hallmark of childhood reading. And for a new generation of parents who didn't grow up with the books,

Sweat Equity: Oil vs. latex paint debate
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Q: Is oil paint OK to use in the bathroom? Or is there another paint that is better? How long does it take to dry? A: We think that while oil-based paint remains an excellent choice for bathrooms, today's latex products are worthy of strong

The New Antiquarians
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Taxidermy, clubby insignia and ancestral portraits have been decorative staples at trendy restaurants and clothing stores for a while, but now they are catching on at home.