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Fragrant flowers can perfume garden in spine-tingling scents
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Fragrant flowers are much-loved in summer gardens, though many need close nose contact especially if the nose is elderly. But there are other plants with flower perfumes that wash the whole garden for many weeks in a spine-tingling scent bath. Â Â Â

Salter retro scale
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I've got my eye on Salter's Retro Kitchen Scales - partly for their role in saving my baking from my hopeless measuring skills, but mostly because of their sleek stainless steel bods. The trendy kitchen accessory comes in red (my personal favourite),

Grow Your Best Fall Garden: What, When and How
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Here?s expert advice for the fall gardening season. August/September 2009 Filling garden space vacated by spring crops with summer-sown vegetables will keep your garden productive well into fall, and even winter. LYNN KARLIN Right now, before you

Gardens: Grow for it
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We're spoilt for choice. So says Andi Clevely, gardener and author of a new book, Flowers in the Garden (Â£9.99, Frances Lincoln). He may have a point. How many of us have gone to a garden centre looking to buy a new plant and ended up baffled by the

RHS judge Andrew Wilson responds to criticisms of the show judging process
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Andrew Wilson, Chief Assessor for Show Gardens for the RHS, responds to Tim Richardson's criticisms of the RHS judging process. Sparks may well have flown in the Daily Telegraph Garden Theatre The article was a multi-directional rant which included the

The Ferry Plaza Farmers Market
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On a bright Saturday morning. the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market can knock a person down with sensory overload: Streams of locals and tourists wrestle for the freshest nectarine; the scent of lavender wafts through the crowd; grilled meats sizzle in the

Esa-Pekka Salonen lists Brentwood home at $4.1 million
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The Brentwood home of Esa-Pekka Salonen, former music director of the L.A. Philharmonic, has come on the Multiple Listing Service at $4.1 million. Designed by architect Ted Tanaka, the six-bedroom, 5 1/2 -bathroom house has 4,695 square feet of living

Are koi carp the devil's fish?
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Gardening insider Matthew Appleby's acerbic view of the state of horticulture Matthew Appleby Published: 5:06PM BST 17 Jul 2009 Koi carp are a status symbol but they create problems in garden ponds. Photo: Getty Devil fish At Hampton Court Flower Show on

Heaven's scent
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Thursday morning, up to the allotment at 7am with Allan and Nancy for a 501 stir and spray. The warm sunny days seem to be in the past and menacing grey clouds now pass silently in front of the dim morning sun. Nancy is feeling the cold and makes a nest

Decorating for Boys
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The opinion as to whether it is easier to decorate boys or girls rooms all comes down to one's experience, I guess. Of course, the age of the child is a deciding factor, too. To me, decorating girls' rooms seems to be easier, I guess because girls would

e-Edition
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Gardening on the Cheap: Mid-Summer Rescue Remedy
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Caption: A bowling ball and a picture frame add visual interest to a midsummer garden. Garden and photo by greengardenvienna on Flickr.com. Ah, July! It?s the month of blueberries, beach trips and?unfortunately?tragic bare spots that sometimes

Pamela Bowen lists five-bedroom Bel-Air home at $5,495,000
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Actress Pamela Bowen has listed her Bel-Air home at $5,495,000. The five-bedroom, 5 1/2 -bathroom traditional house, with 4,307 square feet of living space, sits on a knoll, according to the Multiple Listing Service. It has 180-degree views extending

Gardening Tip of the Week
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Save ripening annual poppy seeds by cutting off the pods and placing them in a paper bag. Store them in the refrigerator until early fall, when the pods will have opened or can be crushed to release the seeds. Sow the seeds in desired beds for bloom next

How to Paint Ceramic Tile
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If you want to bring a fresh new look to your kitchen or your bathroom at a very low cost, you can paint the ceramic tile. Painting the tile can really transform your bathroom or your kitchen (or both!). If the ceramic tile is old and dingy or if it's a

Stevie Parle's perfect courgettes
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Summery Cime di Zucca from River Cafe cook Stevie Parle At this time of year courgettes provide many a meal. Picked small and firm they are so delicious that you can slice them thinly, dress them with oil and lemon and eat them raw. When they get a

The Garden Gates Brings Exquisite Pottery from the French Countryside to Home and Garden
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METAIRIE, La., July 16 /PRNewswire/ -- Pottery has been a revered craft in the South of France for centuries. This is one of the reasons Chad and Beth Harris, owners of The Garden Gates (http://www.thegardengates.com/), made a pilgrimage to explore the

Self-Contained in Texas
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A New Yorker built a West Texas vacation home made of five recycled shipping containers, rooted on a vast ranch.