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Easy Lighting Projects for Your Home
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Fresh and easy home lighting projects can really transform an interior space. By changing lamps, shades, and fixtures, you can bring new drama and interest to any room. Add warmth, excitement, and ambiance to a living space or private sanctuary. While

How To Enliven Your Senses at Home
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You don't have to do a major renovation to really enliven your senses at home. With a few simple, inexpensive changes, you'll feel you have a new room and a fresh outlook on life! Get rid of anything extra in your room and leave open, clean space. This

Athlone Garden and Flower Club
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at 8pm, in the Bounty (rugby club) there is a flower demonstration by Richard Delmar on the theme of Easter. Browse More News Current Garden Clubs & Societies More News Garden.ie Members Not a member yet? Join now to: Existing Members Email Password

Cahir Flower and Garden Club
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, Cahir, Co. Tipperary will hold their 30th anniversary gala night at Cahir House Hotel on 28 April at 8pm with a floral demonstration called Nature's Inspiration by Richard Haslam. Everyone welcome. Browse More News Current Garden Clubs & Societies

Dungarvan Flower and Garden Club
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at 8pm, Organise your Borders is the title of a talk with Peter Dowdall of Dunsland Gardens and Garden Centre, Co. Cork at The Park Hotel, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford. Non-members welcome. Contact 024 96011 or dungarvanfgclub@eircom.net

Coat hooks for kids� bedrooms | Children's bedrooms
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Encourage your children to keep their bedroom tidy with funky coat hooks Storage for your child's bedroom has never been so fun with these decorative Animal coat hooks (£21 for 5, Vertbaudet). Perfect for a girl or boy's bedroom, the hooks can be strung

Mitsubishi Announces New 3D-TV Line-up
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While most TV manufacturers are releasing their first crop of 3D-enabled TVs this year, Mitsubishi has been offering 3D-enabled DLP rear projection televisions for a few years already. However, with the new 3D Blu-ray and TV broadcast standards now in

How to make composting a pleasure
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A pretty compost bin. For small gardens, it's worth getting a compost bin you don't mind looking at all day. The wooden beehive composters from wigglywigglers.co.uk The only downside is that everyone who comes to your garden will say, ''Oh, do you keep

Composting can take over your garden
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I no longer have raised beds. I have soil mountains barely held in by retaining walls. Soil cascades over the edges, coating the brick paths in mud. I shove it back in with my feet when I pass and dream of a time when the council starts a doorstep soil

How to keep a colourful garden for longer
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Fashions chop and change in the gardening world when it comes to annual planting. A few years ago, using bedding plants and annuals to give an instant colour fix was seen as too much of a hard slog. Some regarded them as too predictable; others as a bit

Diary of a head gardener
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It's that time of year when we gardeners start sniffing the air and pronouncing that ''spring is coming'', with great expectations of the start of the growing season. After a long, cold and challenging winter I am looking forward to it. I was born in

Gardening calendar: April 2010, week 2
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Gardeners checklist 1 Cossett your lawn As long as the weather is mild, feed the lawn to give it a boost at the start of the growing season. Use a fertiliser combined with weed and moss killer. Reseed any bald patches. Mow once a week, eventually

Gardening calendar: April 2010, week 1
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In the kitchen garden 1 Sow more veg Anything you could have sown outside, from rocket to radishes, under horticultural fleece in March, you can also sow now. Avoid frost-tender courgettes, which must wait until next month. 2 Nurture young plants April

Gardening calendar: April 2010
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Gardening is a contradictory business, collaborative and competitive, and theres no better place to see this in action than at a garden show. Designers vie with each other to create the perfect temporary Eden, while expert nurserymen flaunt their

Gardening calendar: April 2010, week 3
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Gardening materials to order 1 Comfrey Plug Plants For home-made organic fertiliser and to rev up the compost heap; five plants for 6.25 from The Organic Gardening Catalogue (01932 253666; organiccatalogue.com 2 Biological pest Control Ladybirds eat

Plant garden to grow only what family will eat
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GARDENINGSACRAMENTO, Calif. Mel Bartholomew has watched many new gardeners tread down the same row to failure. Their common mistake? They plant too much. "It's so easy to put more and more in," says the father of square-foot gardening. "You get carried

The hoe down
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Hard to say which bring the most joy, seeing the effects of the sun on the plot or just feeling it on your back and face while you work. The allotment rebirth is continuing apace with lots of new seed sprouting up, and not all in places we have sown:

Looking for new bees
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I'm walking towards my beehive, through the allotments along the muddy path, with my heart in my mouth and my palms sweating. My apiary neighbour Farokh, who did so much better than me last year that the allotment holders still talk about how delicious

Question of the Week: What Does the .1 Mean in 5.1, 6.1, or 7.1 Channel Surround Sound?
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If you are shopping for a home theater receiver, there are many terms that can be confusing. One thing that confuses consumers is what the terms 5.1, 6.1, and 7.1 mean with regards to surround sound and home theater receiver specifications. To find out

McIntosh Labs Debuts First Blu-ray Disc Player
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Despite the lagging economy and the recent Lexicon/OPPO fiasco, which called into question the true value of Blu-ray Disc players marketed to high-end consumers, McIntosh Labs has just announced that the time is right for an $8,000 Blu-ray Disc player.

Boston Acoustics SoundWare XS 5.1 Speaker System - Product of the Week
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Balancing style, price, and sound quality can be tough when choosing loudspeakers. If you are looking a compact loudspeaker system to complement your HDTV, DVD and/or Blu-ray Disc player, check out the stylish, compact, great sounding, and affordable,

Garbage Disposal Troubleshooting
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Your garbage disposal can stop working at the most inopportune time. It seems like it has a built in timer so that it jams or stops working just after a big dinner you've hosted for family or friends. I often get emails from people who have avoided

Rare plants give pizzazz to the New Orleans Botanical Garden spring show
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Polypodium crocodiles or crocodile fern Blossoms that look like the tip of a rattlesnake's tail. Leaves that look like crocodile skin. Ferns that harbor ants in their bases, to both nourish and protect the plants. All these and more rare, hard-to-imagine

Garden Guru: Ways with water
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Pools leave much scope for imagination but its best to follow some basic rules. Photo / Supplied Shrink Pools leave much scope for imagination but its best to follow some basic rules. Photo / Supplied Just as burgers and waistlines, supermarket queues

Garden tours on tap for spring
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One of the best things about spring is the return of the annual garden and home tours. Here's a list of what's coming up. California Native Plant Society

Garden Guru: Ways with water
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Pools leave much scope for imagination but its best to follow some basic rules. Photo / Supplied Shrink Pools leave much scope for imagination but its best to follow some basic rules. Photo / Supplied Just as burgers and waistlines, supermarket queues

How does your community garden grow?
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From Victoria to St. John, community gardens are sprouting up across Canada like spring flowers. A community garden is simply any piece of land that is gardened by a group of people. Gardens can be located on private or public lands such schoolyards,

Watering basics for Bay Area gardeners
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David Goldberg A rhododendron in my neighborhood always has spectacular balls of pink flowers about this time of year, but just as they open, we typically have our first spring heat spell, and its barely open flowers immediately droop, wilt and shrivel.

How to Have Garden Success with Companion Planting
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Have Garden Success with Companion Planting David Hawgood; WikiMedia Commons What greater pleasures are there than those found in the garden...the air, the work, and of course, the reward of the harvest. When it comes to the work, sometimes the very