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The last of the summer leaves
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Squeezing the most out of the plot and the growing season At the last minute I remembered it was a biodynamic leaf day, I missed the last one due to torrential rain. Good germinating days are on the wane, so I made my way over the heath with all the

Your questions on gaura seeds pests pruning and composting
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Readers' queries on when to plant out gaura, acorn cup gall wasp, seed gathering, lilac pruning and composting rhubarb Gauras: pot-bought plants should be planted out now, in autumn, while the soil is warm rather than overwintered in their containters.

Gardener: Next spring's healthy garden starts this fall
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Use Color to Fool the Eye
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Few people are offered the perfect room to decorate or to live in. Unless you are part of the planning and building of a home, you'll probably be faced with a room that's too large or too small, cramped or cavernous, cold or dark. Debbie Zimmer, paint

Caring for indoor orchids
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Phalaenopsis orchids are among the easiest to grow, coping with almost complete neglect House plant: Phalaenopsis orchids should be watered only when bone dry and kept out of direct sunlight Photo: Jeremy Barbour-Hill, via email writes: A friend is going

Drought gardening: here in the south east the hydrangeas are gasping
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We're a nation divided: those that have plenty of rain, and the rest of us desperate for a downpour Drought gardening: in the south east, gardens are exhausted by lack of rain, and the cracks are beginning to show Photo: MARTIN POPE More excited

Blu-ray Gets Big Boost From Sony, Best Buy, and Apple
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For those that are still Blu-ray doubters, the trend is against you. Blu-ray has not only been on a continuous growth pattern despite the current lackluster economy, but may experience substantially increased growth as a result of four new developments.

Easy Crafts with Leaves
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Bring the beauty of colorful fall foliage indoors with these simple crafts that use real or silk leaves to create seasonal home accents. Slide 1 of 11 Fantastic Fall Color Craft a striking wreath that incorporates all the colors of fall. Layer brown

Eat Well Every Night
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Serve these seven simple dishes and make mealtime more healthful. Each recipe here uses a good-for-you strategy you can carry over to all of your cooking. Slide 1 of 8 Lamb Chops with Barley Salad and Tomato Dressing Monday: Pile on good-tasting grains.

25 Top Tulips
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Among the most beloved bulbs, tulips also offer some of the biggest variety. Here are top choices to consider for your garden. Slide 1 of 26 Unicum Perhaps the boldest tulip in spring, 'Unicum' offers screaming red-orange flowers and brightly variegated

Make Sense of Food Labels
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Reach Your Healthy Weight
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Have you made a resolution to lose weight? We can help! We asked members of DIABETIC LIVING's advisory board to share their top 12 weight-control tips. Use their tips to get started, stay motivated, or invigorate your weight loss routine. Slide 1 of 13

Know the Symptoms of Diabetes
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Fatigue, increased thirst and hunger, and unexplained weight loss are all symptoms of type 2 diabetes. Here, real people share what diabetes symptoms feel like. Slide 1 of 9 Many people experience 'classic' diabetes symptoms (such as increased thirst and

Question of the Week - What Is Available to Play on a Blu-ray Disc Player?
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Although DVD is the most successful home entertainment product in history, ever since it was introduced in 1997, it lacks true high definition playback and recording capability. Two competing camps came up with a solution: Blu-ray and HD-DVD. However,

Atlantic Technology Squeezes 7 Channels Into New Surround Bar
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At this past CEDIA EXPO, Atlantic Technology announced its new 7-Channel Surround Bar speaker, the FS-7.0. Built on the foundation of its successful FS-4000 and FS-5000 3-in-1 LCR speaker systems, the FS-7.0 retains the 40-inch width of the FS-4000, but

Denon Announces Less Expensive Flagship Blu-ray Disc Player
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Although Denon introduced their flagship $4,500 DVD-A1UDCI Blu-ray Disc player just this past January at CES, they have just announced a new 'flagship quality' Blu-ray Disc player for less than half the price (which is still $1,999). Just as with the

Vizio VSB210WS 2.1 Channel Home Theater System - Product of the Week
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Vizio is not the first brand you think of when considering a home theater system, but with the VSB210WS, it offers an attractive compact, self-contained, easy-to-use system that can complement a flat panel television and create an intimate, but

Ceramic Wall Paint. The Good stuff.
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If you care about the healthiness of your home's environment, you may already be aware of the harmful effects of VOC's but not aware of several available healthy paint alternatives. In a 'Green' home I designed and built a couple years ago I used what

How To Layer Lighting Types for Drama and Function
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Lighting is generally one of the last items to be added to a room. In truth it should probably be one of the first, since proper lighting will serve to increase the function, drama, and style of a room. Aim for a mixture of lighting types when redoing a

Design high and low
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It seems fitting that Martha Angus opened her San Francisco office a decade ago by designing an art studio in the San Francisco Decorator Showcase. She studied painting at the cole des Beaux Arts in France and Carnegie Mellon University and is especially

Cow pies become CowPots
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Sometimes the most brilliant ideas are the simplest. That's the case with CowPots, seed-starter pots made of composted cow manure. Composted manure biodegrades in three to four weeks, so starts have unrestricted root growth and become stronger, healthier

5 must-have gardening tools
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Gardeners are familiar with the most common gardening gear - spades, shovels, rakes, gloves, kneepads, pruners, loppers and wheelbarrows. Gardening, however, is a diverse and challenging hobby, requiring the occasional use of more specialized tools.

'Darling Pea' a popular 'pea' plant
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It says something about the popularity and universality of sweet peas that so many plants have the word 'pea' as part of their common name. Count among them a wonderful Australian shrub known as 'Darling Pea.' Swainsona galegifolia is a long-lived

Begonias likely beset by powdery mildew
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Q:I planted some begonias in clay pots and some petunias in a planter. A few weeks ago, both got a powdery white substance on their leaves. I bought new flowers and new potting soil but am afraid to replant until I know what may have caused the white

Nigel Slater's garden of earthly delights
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Nigel Slaters recipes have been enchanting home cooks for 17 years. His new book, extracted here, continues his passion for seasonal food particularly the crops he has grown himself, in his north London vegetable patch. Interview by Tamsin Blanchard

BUY OF THE DAY: Tin bucket tealight holders from Dibor
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Try as we might to hold onto those long, light evenings, the fact is it's already getting darker and there's even festive decorations in the shops! So when I recently spotted these cute zinc tealight holders, it made me think about cosying up my living

Snooping around: Rural, urban or renovation
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Wreck of the week: Kent. This two-bed Georgian farmhouse in Elmstone needs new heating, wiring and fittings ? £35,000 should have a dramatic effect, but that is after your initial £200,000 investment. It is handsome inside and out, and unlisted, so

Let's move to Brecon, Powys
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What's going for it? Perfect downshifting territory, it has all the pluses of life not found in the cut and thrust. Brecon is P. It has a general wash of low-key artsiness, its lanes studded with galleries and craft shops; and foodiness ?