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Ideal Home needs your cleaning tips!
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NEW Share your tips with us and you could win a prize Ideal Home is looking for fantastic cleaning and housekeeping tricks and tips. If you have a clever idea to share, please email Features Writer ellie_tennant@ipcmedia.com. The best tip each month will

Pick of the Week: Spiraea 'Goldflame'
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Landscapers usually advise gardeners who are remaking an area in their yard to start with larger 'foundation' plants. Shrubs can be used to add texture and form to your garden or they can provide an intriguing focal point. Spiraeas are one of the most

Gardeners can still get a good start
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Chronicle staffer Jane Tunks, a novice gardener, is using The Chronicle's rooftop garden as her classroom, with Fred Bové and Kevin Bayuk from the San Francisco Permaculture Guild as her teachers. Here is another of her lessons. To read other stories in

Sunny camellias can keep gardener in the dark
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Q: My camellias bloom in winter. They are hard to keep from growing too big. They will cover my windows if not cut back. Should they be pruned? A: Camellias have sunny flowers, but living behind their dense foliage would be a gloomy fate. It used to be

Stylemaker: Patti McAdaragh
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From an early age, Patti McAdaragh exhibited the signs of a future interior designer. 'I was always rearranging my bedroom, painting, hanging posters, lighting incense,' she recalled. 'I had my own custom-designed bedspread and shams when I was 14. My

Weird and Wonderful Eurovision facts
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Featuring: Ideal Home, Homes & Gardens, Livingetc, Country Homes & Interiors, 25 Beautiful Homes and Beautiful Kitchens

Singer Leona Lewis leases Hollywood Hills house for nearly $9,000 a month.
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British singer Leona Lewis has leased a furnished Hollywood Hills contemporary that was listed for close to $9,000 a month. Designed for entertaining, the two-bedroom, two-bathroom house has an open living room, dining room and kitchen with glass doors

Run up to Chelsea
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Gardening insider Matthew Appleby takes a special look at Chelsea MY TOP TIPS William Hill has issued me official odds for Chelsea's Show Gardens. The Telegraph-sponsored Ulf Nordfjell is favourite. The Best in Show winner is announced on Tuesday at 7am

James May's Plasticine Garden
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at Chelsea Flower Show is revving up interest. One of Chelsea Flower Show's most talked about gardens is made of Plasticine. Yes, the stuff we played with at school that never comes out of the carpet. The fact that its creator is James May of Top Gear

Morning glory
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Salsify flower 'Jack Go to Bed at Noon' Recently, I have only been at the allotment in the afternoon or evening when the newly formed flowers of the salsify (Tragopogon porrifolius) are tightly closed. The buds are pretty in themselves, fine conical

Chelsea Flower Show 2009: The Daily Telegraph Garden contributors
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Swedish style on display at The Daily Telegraph Garden by Ulf Nordfjell at the Chelsea Flower Show 2009. The Daily Telegraph would like to thank the following for their contribution to the Daily Telegraph Garden at the Chelsea Flower Show 2009. Synnve

Chelsea Flower Show 2009: Best in Show preview
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Although the magnificent seven gardens shortlisted here are showing their design credentials most strongly in advance of Chelsea Flower Show, any one of the 13 Show Gardens could win. Who knows what may impress the judges on the day? Seasoned Chelsea

Winter storm likely to miss Garden Route
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THE Garden Route is set to escape the aftermath of the first winter storm expected to bring a deluge to Cape Town this weekend. The storm is set to slip away to the south as it passes the Garden Route, leaving the region largely unaffected, although the

Mellowed yellows
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Healed by the hypericum So our formerly veggie-free roof terrace is now home to three stray tomato plants. Strange really, as my over-excitement over growing tomato seed started our allotment addiction. Used to worry at work about the baby seedlings out

Give New Life to an Old Sofa: How To Update Your Upholstered Furniture
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Furniture (0) No comments yet. Name (never displayed) URL Your Comment Line and paragraph breaks are automatic. Some HTML allowed: Say It! Must Reads Explore Must Reads By CategoryMore from About.comRid your home of grime and harsh chemicals

Fantasy Beds for Kids
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The one room in your home where you can let your imagination run wild is your child's room. In a way, decorating a child's room is like being a child again, playful and free. Castles, dragons, fairies, and royalty can all step from an imaginary world

Commentary: How do you create a flower arrangement based on Spanish artwork?
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It was difficult to imagine the scene. The Founders Garden Club of Dallas (old school) was having a spring garden show (typical) based on Spanish artworks at the Meadows Museum at Southern Methodist University. (Hmmmm, could be interesting.) The ladies

A guide to the Texas Discovery Gardens plant sale on May 16
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Another important plant sale is Saturday at Texas Discovery Gardens at Fair Park. The annuals, perennials, shrubs, ground covers and young trees for sale are host and nectar plants for butterflies and other winged creatures, including hummingbirds,

Panamax M5400-PM Home Theater Power Management System - Product Review
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You've spent a lot of money and collected a lot home theater components over the years. With each component upgrade or addition you have another power cord to plug in. After the number of wall outlet options run out, you add a surge protector, then

Denon Unveils Two New Blu-ray Disc Players For 2009
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Denon increases its presence in the Blu-ray market with two new players packed with practical features. The DBP-1610CI and DBP-2010CI both feature Profile 2.0 (BD-Live) access as well as DivxHD and AVCHD file playback, and undecoded bitstream output of

Denon Announces 2009 Home Theater Receiver Product Line
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Denonbecomes the latest manufacturer to announce its new line of Home Theater Receivers for 2009. The initial announcement is a little lean on specifications, but here is what we know so far. The new line encompasses a total of nine units, priced from

Chelsea Flower Show 2009: Swinging back to happiness
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A former Dorset salesman tells Cassandra Jardine how a search for the perfect garden seat saved his life. The National Gardens Scheme's Yellow Book, which lists private gardens open for charity, is a joy to horticultural enthusiasts and snoopers alike.

Final touches made to The Telegraph's Chelsea Flower Show 2009 garden
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Along with the seeds drifting down from the plane trees that surround the show gardens at Chelsea, there is a definite feeling of urgency in the air. Forklift trucks whizz around the site and there are only five days left until the Queen arrives to

How to grow: auriculas
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When it comes to putting on a show, Primula auriculas take a starring role As a girl one of my favourite toys was a make-your-own plastic garden. In the set were tree trunks, branches with detachable leaves and lots of flower stems topped by a stigma, on