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A guide to managing chaos
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Russell Yip / The Chronicle Lisa Quinn "It was a 600-square-foot shoe box, with stained, burnt orange, deep-pile shag and a faint but constant stench," recalled Lisa Quinn (lisaquinninc.com). That South Florida abode - the first home that she and her

Seeds: State Fair presents Save Our Water garden
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This summer, a golden garden greets visitors to the State Fair Farm. Hundreds of bees buzz from bed to bed, collecting pollen from sunburst-bright gloriosa daisies and honey-hued coreopsis. Hummingbirds dart among the fuzzy kangaroo paws and pretty

Onkyo TX-SR608 3D-Compatible Home Theater Receiver - Product of the Week
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The Onkyo TX-SR608 comes in at $599 and not only features HDMI 1.4a 3D compatibility, but also includes 1080p video upscaling, THX-Select2 Plus certification, a 7.2 channel configuration, and also incorporates Dolby Prologic IIz and Audyssey DSX

Keeping chickens: Hen and the art of chicken maintenance
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Comments Svenson I've kept hens for 13 years, and they now live with a quartet of bonkers Indian Runner ducks (the ones that look like feathery milk bottles) in our rural Kentish garden. I will be chronicling the soap opera of their lives in this, the

Top Picks: Home and garden events around Sacramento
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Meat-eating plants! Instead of being bug dinner, these plants eat insects � and they thrive right here in Sacramento. See some of the most unusual plants for our area this weekend at the 40th annual Sacramento Bromeliad and Carnivorous Plant Society

July 2008: Around Your Garden
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For July . . . Our Garden Editor offers tips and ideas for you. Share | | | | Text size:AAA Figs If you are a fig fan, it is important to make sure your plants are watered regularly to ensure an ample supply of fruit for summer. Figs (Ficus carica) love

The Dry Garden: Elmer Avenue becomes Green Street, a water-wise and solar-lighted community effort
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For all-around grooviness, a Sun Valley block that two years ago had no sidewalks, no street lights, no storm drains and no curbs should be next springs hot ticket on the home-tour circuit. Thanks to a newly completed makeover involving one federal

Patricia Urquiola chairs evoke tectonic plates
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From afar, Patricia Urquiola's futuristic, L-shaped sofa multi-tiered armchairs could pass for well-engineered layers of fondant or Play-Doh. But, take a closer look, and you'll discover the Milan-based designer took cues from something much more

Keep your cool on a Space Age mattress
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Hollandia International Israel's Hollandia International uses a 3-D fabric with a braided top for its bedding with anti-sweat technology. Long summer days may not be the only reason you might be sleeping less. New synthetic bedding materials such as

Decorator's guide to managing chaos
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Russell Yip / The Chronicle Lisa Quinn "It was a 600-square-foot shoe box, with stained, burnt orange, deep-pile shag and a faint but constant stench," recalled Lisa Quinn (lisaquinninc.com). That South Florida abode - the first home that she and her

Ruffled duvets for a dreamy look
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A bed is so much more than a mattress topped with some sheets and a pair of pillows. In fact, it ought to be a place with a whole lot of come-hither appeal. (You should want to get in and stay there, even if you can't.) If you're craving to realize

Summer care for the vegetable garden
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We are now into the middle of our gardening season, so let us take a little time to review summer care for the vegetable garden. Spider mite control Spider mite numbers have steadily grown over the summer, but a soap and oil mixture does a very good job

Let's move to Quercy, south-west France
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What's going for it? There are few scraps of France not conquered by the Brits, few provincial Carrefours where yo The case against Doesn't have the wow factor of more illustrious regions. Not cheap, but very keen compared with all around. Deeply quiet

Oopsy Daisy Art for Grown Ups
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What I recently learned is that they also have "art for grownups". I was checking out their site the other day and now I'm totally coveting the "Birch Trunks on Sky Blue - Wall Art". It still has the sweet Oopsy daisy style, but there's also a bit of

Home & Garden Gift Guide - Home & Garden Gifft Ideas for 2010
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How to control wasps in your garden
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Wasps can cause mayhem in the summer garden, especially if you like to eat outside. However, it's important to realise that wasps are a vital part of the garden's natural balance and devour pests such as aphids and caterpillars. Early in the season they

Sneak preview of Laura Ashley's new collection
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NEW Get behind-the-scenes images and advice from our new blog Homes On Film Visit our new blog Home On Film to get a sneak peak of Laura Ashley's autumn/winter collection featuring crimson colours and butterfly prints. Written by our stylist, Bethan

China from Nina Campbell
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To complement her pretty fabric and wallpaper collections, Nina Campbell adds a range of matching china Nina Campbellhas launched a range of beautiful china featuring the painterly designs from her most popular fabric and wallpaper collections - Birdcage

Sun block
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I've been feeling anxious lately. It's not like me to feel that way, I think it's the prospect moving house or at least the mammoth amount of renovation we have to do before we can even move in. I went to the allotment to get away from it all, to be

House swap likely to run afoul of tax regulations
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Q: I am fed up with paying taxes to our greedy and burdensome governments who rob the masses. If I can find somebody I trust and we both don't have liens, can I sell my property for a minuscule amount and the second party sell his to me for a minuscule

Low-maintenance living at West Point Gardens
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First-time buyers, empty-nesters and others seeking affordable single-family homes with freedom from exterior maintenance should check out the new Park Series at West Point Gardens. The Park Series is base-priced from $159,990 with full basements

Would using agent in foreclosure deal be worth it?
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Q. I'm thinking about buying a foreclosure in my old neighborhood. I've been renting an apartment for a year. There is a very active real estate agent in that neighborhood whom I used when I sold my house. The foreclosure I'm interested in is very close

Summer pruning for fruit and flowers
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Comments Keep trees and shrubs looking good and cropping well with some quick-and-easy pruning after they've flowered. As midsummer arrives, it heralds a change in the way many woody plants grow. The rampant growth of spring, with its translucent light

Rain falls just when you need it
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Comments Things are never quite how you imagine them to be. Especially things that have occupied your thoughts for a long time and about which you care a lot. This is in my mind as I pick up discarded wine glasses and take down the bunting after the

The Southern Gardener: Cool English summer lets variety of plants thrive
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I hear that my garden is looking pretty good. Dunno, because I haven't seen it since spring. I've been working in Europe. While researching a new book, I've been gardening on a small cottage farm in the West Midlands of England, and traveling. I'm

Garden Tips: Keep your plants well watered in hot weather
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Our hot, dry weather is especially hard on plants. Shallow-rooted and container plants suffer more in hot weather. Protect your plants by: Watering: Most plants need about 1 to 1.5 inches of water a week. This should be done at one time rather than light

Bargains, low mortgage rates boost D-FW home sales
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Home sales and prices were up in the first half of the year in most Dallas-area residential districts. The big question is: Will it last? Some real estate agents who pound the streets representing buyers and sellers say business is still pretty good –