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Taming the tap
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It wasn't by choice that Dan Lehrer cut off the water supply to his apple trees. When the irrigation system on his organic farm in Sebastopol broke down five years ago, repairing it was too costly, so his entire orchard of Red Rome Beauty and Golden

Draining a Flooded Basement
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This has been a hard long winter and recently we have had some severe flooding in many cities across the country. My heart and prayers go out to you if you have been affected by recent flooding in your home as that is a very difficult problem. Major

Creating A Buzz
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California has two big problems at the moment: Not enough water and not enough bees. The state's environment and the agricultural industry need both of these to thrive. Home gardeners can help by planting California natives and other drought-tolerant

Not enough water and not enough bees
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California has two big problems at the moment: . The state's environment and the agricultural industry need both of these to thrive. Home gardeners can help by planting California natives and other drought-tolerant plants and plants that attract bees. We

By Candlelight
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For the dining room in our first home I persuaded my husband to gut an old black iron chandelier so I could use it to hold real candles. I think the project took him about 45 minutes. Designer Kevin Reilly spent four years developing the magnificent

Traditional Twists
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Take one look at Ashley Roi Jenkins' portfolio and it's clear that this is a designer who knows how to balance colors, patterns, textures and touches of whimsy. There's the Ross Valley residence with a lime-green kitchen counter. The sparkling beaded

Feng shui tips from the experts
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Divine Decors owner KIM ANDERSON (www.divinedecors.com) recommends: Clean out all unnecessary items. Pare down knickknacks: A few items make a personal design statement; too many items make a room feel overstuffed, and your favorite items lose importance

Robert Loggia puts his Bel-Air home up for sale
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Character actor Robert Loggia, who often plays mobsters, has listed his longtime Bel-Air home at $3.65 million. The sunny half-acre backyard with its pool set in total privacy would surely work for a 'meet.' Loggia, who played 'Feech' La Manna on HBO's

Garden Flowers
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Create cheery, down-to-earth floral arrangements with simple, everyday containers and freshly cut blooms addthis_pub addthis_logo addthis_brand Text size:AAA Charles E. Walton IV 1 of 8 Color and Form At the beginning of spring and continuing

Should You Be In Charge of Your Home Decorating Project?
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If money was not an issue, would you hire an interior decorator for your big home decorating project? Unless you have a lot of time on your hands and absolutely love the DIY projects (based on experience, not wishful thinking!), you might find the task

Mars and Venus Creating a Home: What Furnishings They Like
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Decisions, decisions, decisions. Should you go for leather, plain colors, stripes, plaids, nubby textures, and sturdy weaves or for florals, silks, chintz, smooth, soft & shiny? How do you choose the best fabrics for your home? Should you go for

Chef Mark Peel sells Windsor Square home for $3.25 million
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home, extensively remodeled, had most recently been listed at $3,299,000. By Ann Brenoff March 12, 2009 Update: Campanile Restaurant owner and chef Mark Peel has sold his Windsor Square house for $3.25 million, according to the Multiple Listing Service.

Home and garden show aims to save
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The first thing that greets visitors to the 57th annual Hanover Builders Home and Garden Show is a more than 10-foot-tall, red, white and blue turbine. The Skystream generator, on display at the stall of American Hearth of Gettysburg, is designed to

Former Clemson Coach Danny Ford to Attend Home and Garden Show
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Former Clemson Coac Danny Ford to Attend and Garden Show Danny Ford COLUMBIA, SC - March 12, 2009 - Former Clemson Coach Danny Ford will be at the Carolina Classic and Garden show this Saturday from 1-4pm. Ford will be available to meet with the public

The best English coastal hotels
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Reader's home of the month » News » The best English coastal hotels Classic Victorian beach resorts are making a comeback. Grab a stick of rock, don a stylish parka and head for the beach... Livingetc's pick of the best Victorian beach resorts. BURGH

The nation's new head gardener
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Elizabeth Grice meets Toby Buckland, the presenter who is ushering in an urban era of 'Gardeners' World' Ah, the price of fame. Toby Buckland, the nation's new head gardener, can't get on a train these days without being accosted. 'You should wear gloves

Victory Garden: Plant legume seeds now for summer harvest
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We're moving into planting time for warm-season crops like bush and pole beans. This week, you could still get in a few more cool-weather vegetables like lettuce and Swiss chard, but it's probably too late to start any other early-spring selections, like

Urban gardener planting ideas
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Will Allen hopes we take parents' admonition to ''Eat your vegetables'' a big step further: ''Grow them, too.'' It is this simple, clear-eyed mission for which Allen was given a so-called ''genius award'' by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur

The $300 Makeover (At Least That Was the Goal)
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Five designers were asked to remake a room for people in and around the city who had recently lost their jobs, spending no more than $300. Member ID orE-Mail Address: Password: Remember me on this computer.

The Joy of Planting: Earth, Sun and Peas
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Grab a trowel and venture forth. It?s finally time to venture into the garden and get started on the first plantings.

Got a Minute?
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To mark the start of daylight time, two interactive designers who are fascinated by the concept of time shopped for interesting and unusual clocks. Member ID orE-Mail Address: Password: Remember me on this computer.

Some Basics for Home-Repair Novices
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Basics for -Repair Novices - The New York Times NYTimes: - - - THE FIX Some Basics for -Repair Novices By ARIANNE COHEN Published: March 12, 2009 If you know only one or two things about your place, it should be where the main water, electrical and

Laying hedges: Keeping hedges lean and mean
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Hedge laying is an old rural skill that is still thriving . High up in the Blackdown Hills, close to the Devon-Somerset border, the venerable country craft of hedgelaying is thriving. Holding a murderous-looking billhook in my right hand, I cut down on