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BUY OF THE DAY: Memo board by Dibor
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Keep track of activities, appointments and weekly events with this super-chic memo board 'What more could a busy household need than this fabulous memo board, featuring handy chalk boards for each day of the week. Hang it by the front door so everyone

Water garden tour this weekend
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Houston Pond Society This colorful garden with pond will be one of 31 featured on the Houston Pond Society's two-day tour. Water features range from bubbling pots to large, environmentally friendly koi ponds with waterfalls. Do your homework before

Let's move to ... Ledbury, Herefordshire
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Ledbury: Half-timbered buildings and a butcher for every day of the bank holiday weekend. Photograph: Andrew Fox What's going for it? They like their meat in Ledbury. Good, prime, solid Herefordshire beef, marbled with tasty fat. You have to admire

Keep Gardening Simple for Summer!
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Weeds be gone! ?Three-and-a-half hours weeding?? my sister-in-law queried in horror. ?Well, yes, but you see I?ve been supervising the paving and digger and?? I trailed off, knowing she wouldn?t understand. She shook her head in despair.

Britney Spears re-lists Beverly Hills Post Office-area home at $6,499,000
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house, which has six bedrooms and 6 1/2 bathrooms, was originally listed at $7.9 million. By Lauren Beale June 5, 2009 Britney Spears' Beverly Hills Post Office-area villa is back on the market at $6,499,000, according to the Multiple Listing Service.

Bring the Fresh Look of Summer Into Your Home
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Not everyone has the luxury of moving to the lake or mountains to enjoy the 'lazy days of summer.' But most everyone can bring the look of summer into the home they do have. Once you know how to create the summer feel in your home you might really feel

Find us on Facebook
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Propagation: dividing irises
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The 10-minute gardener: how to propagate bearded irises Val Bourne Published: 12:14PM BST 05 Jun 2009 Previous of Images Next Propagating irises: divide the rhizomes, cut back leaves and replant with the rhizomes just above the soil. Photo: Christopher

Diary of events
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Open doors day, 10.30am-4.30pm, Macaulay Land Use Research Institute, Craigiebuckler, Aberdeen. Free soil and water analysis, fun childrens' activities (01224 395065; www.macaulay.ac.uk/OpenDoors2009/index.php). 6 June Garden photography day, 9.30am-4pm,

BUY OF THE DAY: Map tableware by Ben Blanc
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Featuring: Ideal Home, Homes & Gardens, Livingetc, Country Homes & Interiors, 25 Beautiful Homes and Beautiful Kitchens

What Not to Do When Decorating
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No matter how many books, magazines, TV shows, on-line articles and decorating showhouses have you explored, you will still be surprised how many things can go wrong with your decorating project. It is hard to learn ahead of time what things to avoid

Walking the planks
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Proud of our buttercup walkway When we took over our space we quickly decided to build a walkway along the side bordering Ruth's. There's a steep bank down to her allotment with a narrow and treacherous path running along the top. It starts gentle enough

Small spaces in Italy: loving Lecce's flowers
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We can all learn from Italy's small urban courtyards Kate Weinberg Published: 4:08PM BST 03 Jun 2009 Small spaces: floral display in the southern Italian town of Lecce Photo: Simon Watson/Getty Italy is big on flower festivals. One of the most famous is

A Garden Reborn
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Creating a refuge from the city for a nongardener in a neglected Midtown Manhattan backyard.

A House Like a Pocketknife
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A couple renovated their Los Angeles bungalow so that it could switch roles faster than a character actor.

From Yard To Sculpture Garden
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Kids in strollers are mesmerized. Passers-by stop and stare. Visitors marvel at the whimsical metal sculptures. Everyone gazes in awe at the artistic adventure that is the yellow stucco 1942 home of artist Don Carlson and his wife, video producer Melissa

Plus: Charles Stanish gets real on eBay fakes
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When antiquities began showing up on eBay shortly after the auction Web site's founding in 1995, Charles 'Chip' Stanish, director of the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at UCLA, says, archaeologists were 'terrified, absolutely terrified,' that demand for

A House on the Hill
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Architect Todd DeGarmo, who is known for his modern designs, never envisioned his dream house as a Victorian. 'I think people expect to come to my house and see it's some sleek cube of glass,' he says. But a decade ago, DeGarmo, whose portfolio includes

Q&A With DwellStudio founder
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For 10 years, DwellStudio has dressed beds in modern patterns: songbirds nesting on gray branches, black swoops on a field of stark white. The New York-based company makes soft yet citified textiles such as sheets, throw pillows and nursery hampers.

Home Front
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On Friday, Thos. Moser will open a summer annex less than 300 feet from its Georgetown showroom. In the 10,000-square-foot store, which was formerly Gore Dean Antiques, shoppers can browse rarely marked-down furniture that includes floor models, returned