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In the Garden: Keeping Animals Out of Flower Beds
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From left: Dahlia stems were askew after the woodchuck’s visit; the woodchuck ate nearly every coneflower except forone bloom, treated with pepper spray; lilies, a favorite of woodchucks, were sprayed with hot pepper sauce.

2010 Hampton Designer Showhouse
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Readers who are going to be in the area this summer might want to check out . Now in its 10th year, the HDS is a showcase for some of America's top designers. Together they will turn a large shingle-style house into a work of art filled with room after

Garden Supplies for Watering
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When planting your garden really think about the time you have to devote to watering and upkeep of the area. Also take into consideration the water requirements of the plants your are putting in the ground as well as the expected annual rainfall...

Transition Tours: Abandoned S.F. lots reborn
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Hayes Valley Farm Hayes Valley Farm, a project to use a vacant lot in the period before it is developed, is among the stops on Sunday's ride. On a quiet street bordered by warehouses in the Potrero neighborhood is a long, narrow garden, an unlikely swath

Mountain charm
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BUCK HILL FALLS, PA. -- The beach or the mountains? Like many local families, Alexandria residents Brandon Winfrey and Shazalynn Cavin-Winfrey faced a choice of where to escape on weekends. When friends invited the couple to a Brigadoon-style village in

A kitchen that mixes modern and homespun
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The kitchen in the Buck Hill Falls home is the center of family life. Shazalynn Cavin-Winfrey, who has a degree from the Culinary Institute of America, is often baking cherry scones or mixing homemade ice cream for a bunch of kids sitting on bar stools

Cavin-Winfrey's way with trays
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Part of the charm of any house is what is artfully displayed on coffee tables, end tables and bedside stands. Shazalynn Cavin-Winfrey is a fan of using trays to contain and set off objects. Here are some of her thoughts on putting together your own

Getting the look
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Shazalynn Cavin-Winfrey shopped at many places to give her mountain home a distinct personality. Here are some of her online favorites. RSH Catalog (http://www.rshcatalog.com). She finds lots of 'quick, affordable solutions' here. Her favorites:

Garden Plants That Are Poisonous to Dogs
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When your pup is playing out in the yard, the last thing you may think is that your colorful tulips may be harmful to him. The reality is that dozens of plants are poisonous to dogs. Dog owners need to worry most about a handful of culprits in... Recent

Foraging for food in Cornwall
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Comments The land that we walked over is managed partly by the National Trust and partly by Natural England and as my guide, Andy Byfield, a Plantlife expert on plants of the Lizard, explained, Natural England's reintroduction of traditional, extensive

What to make with samphire
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Marsh samphire (its proper name is glasswort - Salicornia europaea), is also at its absolute best right now, so if you live near mud flats or salt marshes - rather than cliffs - around the British coast, go in search of this too. Or try your

Foraging for food from the wild in Cornwall
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Comments The land that we walked over is managed partly by the National Trust and partly by Natural England and as my guide, Andy Byfield, a Plantlife expert on plants of the Lizard, explained, Natural England's reintroduction of traditional, extensive

Stencils from Crown
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Brighten up your walls with these funky stencils Stencilsare back and funkier than ever. Crown's new range of stencils have been designed in collaboration with The Stencil Library and students from the RCA. Shoes, antlers and spilling wine glasses are

Kitchen design and ideas | VIDEOS | housetohome
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Here at housetohome, we've been getting excited about kitchens this week and that's why we're so happy that so many fab experts have shared their top kitchen design ideas and advice - and that we caught it on film. Country Homes & Interior's Editor

Coral accessories | Home accessories
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Featuring: Ideal Home, Homes & Gardens, Livingetc, Country Homes & Interiors, 25 Beautiful Homes and Beautiful Kitchens Search the site Search You are here: Home > Coral accessories Check out this summer’s coolest colour on

No-Tool Raised Beds Get Gardens Started Quickly
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For anyone who has ever wanted to build a raised garden bed, but didn't have the tools, know-how, time or potentially the space, former teacher� Jill Plumb invented the M Brace, an easy, eco way to build raised garden beds without tools. A real

Gardening week ahead: Pruning plums
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Easy to grow in a sunny position, there are a variety of species for warm or cool climates, with less rigid pruning requirements than other fruit trees such as apples or pears. The best pruning time for plum trees is early summer. Pruning plums in winter

Gardening week ahead: Lawns during drought
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During prolonged dry weather, straw-like patches develop and quickly take over whole areas of lawn. Damage usually occurs in late spring and summer, with sandy and free-draining soils most at risk. Give a deep watering in early evening. Apply a

Gardening week ahead: Summer pruning of ornamental shrubs
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Pruning Philadelphus and Weigela is easiest using a long-handled lopper. Start by cutting back stems that have finished flowering; on established specimens you can remove up to a third of older stems, aiming for a balance between old and young growth.

Just In: DirecTV To Present Baseball's Big Night in 3D
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If you are a baseball fan and own a 3D-TV, then DirecTV has something special for you. Tonight's All Star Game will be presented in 3D on DirecTV's n3D Channel. Check out all the details at TV Predictions.

Five Ways To Access Audio From a Blu-ray Disc Player
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Blu-ray is definitely catching on as an integral part of the home entertainment experience. For those that have an HDTV, Blu-ray is easy to add on the video connection front, but getting the most out of Blu-ray's audio capabilities can sometimes be a

Marantz Announces New Stylish High-End Home Theater Receiver
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Coming in with very unique front panel design, the new Marantz SR700 Home Theater Receiver will certainly attract double-takes one it reaches dealers. However, the new front panel design is just the tip of the iceberg. Below the surface, the SR7005 offer

Someone at the door? Train your dog not to bark
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Q: Whenever my 3-year-old Chihuahua hears someone at the front door, she goes on a barking rampage. How can I train her not to do that? A: One scientifically tested method works very well: Train your dog to run to a rug near the door and lie down quietly

Spunky castaways deliver feline healing energy
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Rosie Sorenson As Rosie Sorenson and her sweetheart coped with the fatal illness of Turtleman, left, two little scamps known as Sugar and Billy, above, came into their lives. Rosie Sorenson remembers the day she met Sugar. The stunning Siamese cat

Sea to Shining Sea's cross-country bike trip raises money and awareness
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We in the media are routinely guilty of tossing around military analogies, especially when the topic is athletic endeavor. From 'epic battles' to 'long marches,' the language of warfare provides an easy way to dramatize sport and the effort involved.

Five Tips for Getting Started With the Vegetable Garden Planner
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In the past few weeks, I have used the new Vegetable Garden Planner to design and tweak several garden plans, and here’s the truth: This software does for organic garden planning what tax software does for filing one’s income taxes. (For more

Drought tolerant plants
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15 plants, 3 of each Available Delivered from August onwards £17.47 Buy our collection of 15 drought tolerant plants (3 of each variety) for only £17.47 - Half Price! Soil: well-drained, light, neutral to alkaline Flowering period: summer Rate of

Help bees at home
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Pernnials for a wildlife border - 5 plants (1 of each plant) for £9.95, 10 plants (2 of each plant) for £14.90, 20 plants (4 of each plant) for £24.80 Position: full sun or partial shade Other features: bring butterflies, bees and other beneficial

Terms & Conditions - bmibaby.com
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