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How to plant a cutting garden
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This story was originally titled 'Plant a Cutting Garden' in the June 2009 issue. and never miss an issue! Plants aren't like cake you can have your flowers and pick them, too. All you need is a cutting garden. Like a vegetable garden, this plot is all

Grow your own backyard butterfly garden
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This story was originally titled 'Create your own Backyard Butterfly Garden' in the June 2007 issue. and never miss an issue! 1. With your kids, research butterflies native to your area and make a list of the plants they like. 2. A full-sun area

Vintage Shell, Modern Style
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He is a modernist Web software designer for Adobe and she is a fashion designer for PBteen who leans toward handcrafted objects, bright colors and flea market finds. When they decided to modernize a old Bernal Heights cottage, it was a fitting marriage

Resources for rebates, saving water in your home and garden
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Water companies and agencies offer free auditing services to see where you might find savings at your house. They also sweeten the pot by offering rebates on low-water-use landscape plants, efficient irrigation systems and washing machines, low-flow

Chelsea Flower Show 2009: Great Pavilion floral displays
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Guide to the Great Pavilion floral displays, the heart of Chelsea Flower Show The Great Pavilion at the heart of Chelsea Flower Show The Brazilian-born, floral artist from Kew, Zita Elze (G23), also uses British-grown flowers in her first Chelsea

Gardening tips on the Glorious Gardens Web site
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It's hard to make a blanket judgment about the elements that create fabulous gardens, but we don't have to go out on a limb with this one: The best gardeners heed their plants' particular needs for light, soil and moisture requirements. A sun-loving

Power flowers
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Potty about our pot marigolds Sunny summery evening on the plot. Neighbours sitting picnicking on theirs. Everything coming alive. All the fruit trees are in flower including the apple we planted on on Ruth's. Green shoots everywhere. But I am here to

Between the lines
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A sense of tranquillity flows seamlessly from quiet, traffic-free streets into the apartment of Italian design guru Piero Bisazza and his wife Karin. Their home, which is set in an 18th-century palazzo in Vicenza, northern Italy, is similarly serene, its

Garden guru: Autumn warmth
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Neil Ross Lavender heads make the most of the ageing process. Photo / Supplied It's a bit of a sore subject talking of greying - my own hair has been heading that way for years but I'm still in denial. Do you hide it and dye it or simply make a virtue of

Vintage cottage gets contemporary comforts
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He is a modernist Web software designer for Adobe and she is a fashion designer for PBteen who leans toward handcrafted objects, bright colors and flea market finds. When they decided to modernize a old Bernal Heights cottage, it was a fitting marriage

Chelsea Flower Show's future in doubt claims leading nursery
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Chelsea Flower Show could cease to exist unless exhibitors are allowed to break with tradition and sell their plants, according to one of Britain's finest nurseries. On Tuesday, the opening day of the world's most famous horticultural event, Dibley

Garden fever? Plant a plan in your head, first
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So there you are, staring at the empty patch in your yard or the nondescript space on your balcony, thinking it's time to add some life to the scene. But if you've never so much as stuck a spade into the ground, an innocent stroll through your local

Chelsea Flower Show 2009: small gardens big ideas
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Chelsea Flower Show's small gardens attract as much attention as the show gardens - and little wonder In recent years, Chelsea Flower Show The Pilgrim's Rest Chris O'Donoghue RM16 (01580 240817; www.chrisodonoghue.co.uk 'I hope visitors will be able to

The Not-so-Hidden Danger of Flat Panel Televisions
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Today's LCD and Plasma Televisions are a big hit for consumers. With very thin profiles, they take take up a lot less space that the old bulky tube TVs. However, this advantage may also reveal a danger, especially for children. Apparently, there have

DVDO Edge Video Scaler and Processor - Product of the Week
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The DVDO Edge is a feature-packed, affordable, standalone video scaler and processor that delivers what it promises. Anchor Bay VRS technology enables the DVDO Edge to deliver the best possible image on an HDTV from Composite, S-Video, Component, PC, or

Run up to Chelsea Flower Show
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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

Chelsea Flower Show 2009: Designer gardens in Eaton Square
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There are still top drawer properties for sale in London, including one with a garden designed by Chelsea Flower Show winner Jinny Blom. A pied terre in Eaton Square in London is the ultimate trophy property, particularly when it includes a

Spring Revival: Home and Garden 2007
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? Kenneth Brown shares springtime tips ? Spring into home-selling action ? Renovations that pay off ? Gallery: Wake up the color! ? Quiz: What color are your walls? ? Gallery: Coming to a store near you ? RealSimple.com: Decorating styles

Chelsea Flower Show: the social scene is still blooming
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Chelsea Flower Show has always been the place to see and be seen. 'If only it wasn't so crowded,' complained Gwendolyn to her friend, as they were swept along by the hoards in Main Avenue, 'many more people would come.' The anecdote belongs to garden

Cabbagetown has gorgeous gardens and you can visit them on June 7
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Related Topics Story Tools -+ Change font size Share This Story Story tools presented by Horticulturalists (and anyone who loves beautiful sights in general), should mark June 7 on their calendars -- that's when the third annual Cabbagetown Preservation

Top Gear's James May designs Plasticine garden for Chelsea Flower Show
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James May, the Top Gear presenter, has turned his hand to horticulture, and entered a garden made of Plasticine for this year's Chelsea Flower Show. As gardeners use perfume and even piranhas to impress the judges, 'Plasticene Paradise' by TV presenter

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