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An Elegant Balance
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While in his 20s, Jay Jeffers made the leap from a career in marketing to one in interior design. The decision has proven wise. Today - 10 years after founding his own firm - Jeffers has garnered some impressive accolades. His projects have graced the

Jay Jeffers has garnered some impressive accolades
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While in his 20s, Jay Jeffers made the leap from a career in marketing to one in interior design. The decision has proven wise. Today - 10 years after founding his own firm - Jeffers has garnered some impressive accolades. His projects have graced the

Veteran Gardeners' Question Time panellist Geoffrey Smith dies at 80yearsold
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'Put the brown end in the soil, the green end above it, and you're in with a much better chance,' he would say. But the simplicity of this dictum belied the skill and devotion with which he carried out his craft, particularly his lifetime's

Lower Midwest: March/April Gardening
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It?s a beautiful day, what can I do in my garden this afternoon? Answer: Spring cleaning! Gardeners in Kansas City are impatient to get back into their gardens after a long, cold winter. March teases us with occasional days of warm, sunny weather, but

Central Mid-Atlantic: March/April Gardening
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The question I?ve heard most often has to be how to deal with some very common critters in this area: moles, voles and deer. I have big trouble with voles in my own garden, and have used old fashioned bubble gum dropped into the tunnel holes with some

Coastal Mid-Atlantic: March/April Gardening
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Coastal : March/April Subscribe to Horticulture now to get 7 issues (1 year) for the low price of just just $19.95-a savings of 52% off the newsstand price! Email: Name: Address: City: State/Province: Select State/Province AA AE AP Alabama Alaska Alberta

Upper Midwest: March/April Gardening
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Upper : March/April Gardening Subscribe to Horticulture now to get 7 issues (1 year) for the low price of just just $19.95-a savings of 52% off the newsstand price! Email: Name: Address: City: State/Province: Select State/Province AA AE AP Alabama Alaska

Northeast: March/April Gardening
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Start your winter cleanup of the lawn and planting beds. If you let your compost rest over the winter you may want to get it started again. Remember not to add any yard waste from previously diseased plants to the compost pile. Remove burlap wraps and

Hearts of oak for ever
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The British have always had a special affinity with trees. It is true that we are not the only ones in forested northern Europe with this predilection think of the tree-based legends and festivals of Germany, or the magical status still accorded to

Perk up chilly afternoon with a tea set and some company
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With all the winter holidays behind us, the stretch between February and Mother's Day can seem extremely long if you're craving the warm days of spring. Despite the mild winter, chances are good that we'll see another cold snap or two before the sun

Easy Ideas for Your Main Entry
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We have a wealth of ideas to help you create a stunning, inviting entry. After all, this is the very first impression your house gives to your guest. More importantly, this is how your house is greeting you everyday. Don't you deserve a happy, beautiful

Ready To Remove the Old Wallpaper?
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If you still have that old wallpaper in your home with ugly borders and hideous design - sorry, but let's be honest here! - it is time to remove it. At least time to plan to remove it. Let us help you remove the old wallpaper the easy way without

How To Improve Your Sleep Environment
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A good night sleep seems to be a rare luxury for many people. It is an alarming fact, as your health and general well-being is directly connected to the quality if your sleep. If you are one of the people who have accepted the fact that a good night

Fix that Garbage Disposal and Save $100
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Garbage disposals break at the worst time. They seem to love to quit just after a big dinner you've hosted for family or friends. But I'll show you how make the repairs you need quickly and possibly save $100 or more in a plumbing service call. In this

Samsung DTB-H260F External HDTV Tuner - Product of the Week
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Although many HDTV owners can access HDTV signals through cable or satellite, many consumers still need to access DTV and HDTV signals over-the-air, via an indoor or outdoor antenna. However, although HDTVs can easily display a high definition image,

Writer-Gardener Deborah Prinzing in SF March 5
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While British author Virginia Woolf heralded the benefits of ?a room of one?s own,? writer, master gardener, and outdoor shed-enthusiast Debra Prinzing rallies for an entire structure created for private retreat: a POD, personal outdoor dwelling.

B&Q launches new online shutter shop
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New made-to-measure service Always eager to please, those DIY gurus at B&Q have joined creative forces with shutter specialist The California Company, to launch a new online shutter shop. The easy-to-use service provides information on every step of

Advice on starting a modern Victory Garden
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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

Grow your own drugs with James Wong
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Most of us look for a dock leaf when we've been stung by a nettle, but that's as far as it goes. We wouldn't dream of using plants to treat everyday ailments like eczema, sore throats, indigestion and insomnia. But James Wong, a 27-year-old ethnobotanist

How to arrange flowers
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BUY BRITISH Choose flowers that are seasonal and local. At this time of year we are spoilt for choice, with tulips, daffodils, ranunculus, anemones and hyacinths all inexpensive. We also grow the best orchids; were absolutely renowned for it. Why go

New Study Indicates Increased Consumer Interest in 3D-TV
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With the recent push at this past CES, coupled with the increase in 3D movie presentations at local movie theaters, a study conducted Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) and the Entertainment and Technology Center at USC indicates that there is high

TLC's Kirsten Kemp Becker lists Montecito estate for $5,195,000
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The host of TLC's series 'Hope for Your Home' and 'Property Ladder' should know from whence she speaks. Kirsten Kemp Becker, TV real estate show host and a real estate developer in her own right, has listed her Montecito estate at $5,195,000. Becker

March chores in the garden
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The winter-bare branches of the redbuds are sleeved in lilac-pink, pealike blooms. Azalea buds are fat with color, and the loropetalums are covered in fringy hot-pink blooms. While you enjoy early spring, check off these March garden to-dos: ? Plant

Crocuses
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There are over 70 species of crocus and hundreds of cultivars, the best known being the spring-flowering Dutch crocuses, which have bold, goblet-shaped flowers. Crocus tomasinianus is one of the earliest spring-flowering varieties. Autumn also has its

Gardens to visit in Wales: Visions in the valleys
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There is no such thing as a typical Welsh garden. They are as varied as the countrys geography, geology and climate, and as diverse as the people who inhabit it. There are world-famous landscapes such as Powis Castle in mid-Wales and Bodnant in the

Victory Gardens: Grow chard, collards and more in beds, containers
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Flats of transplants that are now in garden centers include selections such as Chinese cabbage, Swiss chard and collards that may be outside your gardening comfort zone. But don't be afraid to try growing and eating them. It's time to plant Swiss chard,

West Dean gardens: Both modern and Victorian
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With allotment-holding on the rise, people looking for inspiration on how to grow vegetables should look no further than West Dean gardens in West Sussex. The kitchen garden has to be one of the most perfect examples of its kind. Vegetables and soft

March Garden Calendar
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Prune shrubs and trees, saving small limbs to use later for propping up floppy garden plants. Cut the tops of ornamental grasses back to the ground in Zones 5 and 6. (In Zones 2 through 4, postpone the job until early April.) To skip tedious raking, tie

turned a this decrepit structure into a garage
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Theresa Nelson and her husband, Barney Smits, had drawn up plans to remodel their 1912 shingled bungalow in Oakland's Rockridge neighborhood years ago. But as it turned out, the first thing on their property to get an extreme makeover was the garage.