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Ines Misan lists Malibu house at $1,995,000
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Although not quite from Russia with love, Latvian model Ines Misan has listed her Malibu house for sale at $1,995,000 -- her Latvian garden included. Misan is selling a Cape Cod-style home with a formal living room that has an ocean view. There are four

Offices urged to set up a vegetable patch in drive to boost grow your own
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The Trust is calling for allotments to be set up by employers in a move which will also help workers 'reconnect' with the land and enhance food security. Yesterday it became the first public body to give up land, with 1,000 sites at some of the grandest

Fresh Impressions March 2009
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If stocking the bar is the first priority, accessorizing it is a close second. Luckily, there are plenty of options for serving your guests in style. 1. barware.com Eyelet Serving Platter, $174. (barware.com or 866-453-5765) 2. Michael Aram Bark Ice

Anyes Van Volkenburgh's Malibu house for sale for $2,895,000
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Has your dog or cat been trying to tell you something lately? Could be that the message is: 'Buy this house.'Anyes Van Volkenburgh -- psychic vet to the stars -- has listed her Malibu house for $2,895,000. The contemporary home has ocean and mountain

A Green Scene
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Founding Farmers, a restaurant at 1924 Pennsylvania Ave. NW that opened five months ago, takes green design to a new level. The restaurant not only ladles out organic oatmeal, it surrounds customers with Earth-friendly interiors combining recycled

Readers Pick Their Favorite Movie Decor
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In honor of Sunday's Academy Awards, we asked readers to tell us about their favorite movie interiors, whether the films were Oscar-worthy or not. Many of you mentioned 'Something's Gotta Give' (2003), starring Jack Nicholson and Diane Keaton. Here are

Mixing China Patterns
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Page H05 If you dust off your fancy dinnerware (a.k.a. 'the good stuff') to prepare for this holiday season and find yourself underwhelmed, resist the urge to buy a whole new set. Mixing a few colorful pieces with your old china can turn a lackluster

Victory Gardens: Keep soil loose when planting root crops
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Fourth in a series Busy spring planting can continue this week with cool-weather root crops such as carrots, turnips, beets and radishes. These all can be sown from seeds planted shallowly in the vegetable garden or in containers. Even if you have not

Turn to gardening for recessionproof growth
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Remember the last recession? I do it cost me my job as a freelance journalist on a national paper, then took me on a marvellous horticultural journey that I am still travelling today. Out of the ashes of the last recession came a huge surge of interest

Accessible Artistry
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Acentury has passed since the Paris World's Fair of 1900 when Peter Carl Faberg, Louis Comfort Tiffany and Ren Lalique introduced their decorative objects to a world enthralled by Art Nouveau. Faberg eggs, Lalique's sculptures of women turning into

Alan Schneider, owner of Antique Traders, lets you get up close to his Tiffany glassware treasury
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Acentury has passed since the Paris World's Fair of 1900 when Peter Carl Faberg, Louis Comfort Tiffany and Ren Lalique introduced their decorative objects to a world enthralled by Art Nouveau. Faberg eggs, Lalique's sculptures of women turning into

Purse-friendly tableware from Dunelm Mill
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NEW Dress your table stylishly Transform your table settings with this great-value dining set from Dunelm Mill. The new Asiatic collection features a pretty blue floral design that oozes sophistication, but prices start at just £1.29 for a dinner plate.

Trees suffer worst damage since 1989 storms because of snowfall
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Trees, many of them hundreds of years old, on country estates are the worst affected because of their size, but popular evergreens like Wellingtonia and cedars in ordinary gardens have also been brought down. The hardest hit area is in the South West

People growing own fruit and vegetables to beat recession as Good Life returns
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The 1970s sitcom The Good Life, starring Felicity Kendal and Richard Briers, made it fashionable for people to grow their own food in back gardens or allotments. Now it appears the credit crunch is encouraging others to do the same thing but this time to

Wallet-friendly tableware from Dunelm Mill
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tableware from - Ideal , Britain's best-selling homes magazine & & NEW Wallet-friendly tableware from Dress your table stylishly Transform your table settings without spending much with this great-value dining set from . The new Asiatic collection

How To Organize Your Bathroom
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Does your bathroom work for you and your family? I mean, does it mostly stay clean and organized, or does it constantly take time and effort to keep it in shape? If cleaning your bathroom takes too much time and you often look for items that you know are

Brett Gurewitz lists Hollywood Hills home at $2,795,000
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Epitaph Records owner and Bad Religion guitarist Brett Gurewitz has listed his Hollywood Hills home for sale at $2,795,000. The four-bedroom, 4 1/2 bathroom home was built in 1923. The three-story Spanish-style house is hidden from the street by a long,

Screenwriter Stephen Gaghan lists Pacific Palisades home at $1,895,000
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Oscar-winning screenwriter Stephen Gaghan has listed his home in the Pacific Palisades at $1,895,000. It may be a stretch to envision the man who wrote the gritty 'Traffic' (2000) and sobering 'Syriana' (2005) living in a Cape Cod-style house surrounded

Your garden photos: Show us what's growing in Dallas yards
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Last fall, Turtle34 posted this photo of a cabbage he grew in his back yard. Now, it's time to plant again, and spring flowers are starting to bloom.

Tell us what you're growing
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A national poll conducted in January for Scotts Miracle-Gro suggests there will be a 20 percent increase in vegetable gardening over last year. Retailers scrambled to keep up with demand in 2008, but this year they're prepared. Local retailers have

Learn how to grow a Victory Garden in Dallas soil
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A national poll conducted in January for Scotts Miracle-Gro suggests there will be a 20 percent increase in vegetable gardening over last year. Retailers scrambled to keep up with demand in 2008, but this year they're prepared. Local retailers have

The Art of the Table
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If you want to find out everything you will ever need to know about setting a table, this book is an invaluable resource. And even though I am still not sure I would use the fork for ice cream (I rarely eat ice cream anyways!), the book is loaded with

Decorating Tricks: How Do You Make a Space Look Larger?
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It seems like the spaces we live in are getting smaller and smaller. Well, for one, I think we tend to accumulate a lot of stuff, which does make the space look smaller. A good clutter clearing session or two can sure help you feel like your space has

Happy Valentine's Day: 6 Fun Ways to Decorate with Candy Hearts
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Valentine's Day comes with candies - all sorts of candies. Of course, my favorite ones are the rich dark organic chocolate, but then, the fun colorful (and cheap!) little candies with 'kiss me' and 'be mine' are very cute, too! If you have kids, I am

How to grow: Phormium 'Back in Black'
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One of my favourite quick and easy winter combinations features red cyclamen nudging through the spidery, black leaves of lilyturf (Ophiopogon planiscapus 'Nigrescens'). The dark foliage adds real drama. But ophiopogon is very slow-growing, so I was

Planting spring flowers: hyacinths narcissi tulips pansies and ivy
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Bursting with early spring flowers, and with the promise of more to come, this terracotta pot would look lovely just outside a door, where the scent of the hyacinths can greet people going past. The fresh colour combination of white, yellow and mauvey

Green garden tips
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The brand new Green Living project with feature at this year's Homemaker's Expo. Here are some of their tips for a green garden: Every day we hear about global warming, the extinction of rare animals, and other ecological disasters. We feel bad, but what

Hellebores: First flowerings
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Deepest crimson, emerald green, slate blue-grey and speckled cream hellebores are responsible for some of the most subtle and sumptuous colours in the garden. That they appear at a time when precious little else is in flower only adds to their allure.