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Garden Plants in Georgia
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Garden plants in Georgia deal with long growing seasons with heat and humidity. Planting a Georgia garden and using plants that are native to the area will help you use less water and have less maintenance than using exotic plants. Georgia garden...

Some Industry Leaders Dissent on 3D TV Future
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Let's be honest, viewing a movie in 3D can be exciting at the local cinema, but despite all the hype, is 3D really going to make in the home. Although manufacturers, such as Panasonic, Samsung, Sony, and LG are jumping into the market with 3D TVs, the

Chelsea's big plant sale finale
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After a week of blazing sunshine and champagne-infused strolls around the in the grounds of the Royal Hospital, the rain is coming down pretty hard and people are carrying wheelbarrows with serious intent. However, no one can leave with their desired

Chelsea Flower Show 2010: The big plant sale finale
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After a week of blazing sunshine and champagne-infused strolls around the Royal Hospital grounds, the rain is coming down pretty hard and people are carrying wheelbarrows with serious intent. However, no one can leave with their desired purchases until

Regal Entertainment's New RPX Theater System
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Although way beyond the realm of home theater, if you are a both a dedicated home theater fan and an avid moviegoer, you will definitely appreciate the newest system that Regal Entertainment is installing in some of its movie theaters. Dubbed RPX, which

Grills gone wild
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Liz Hafalia / The Chronicle Bill Sorich and his emu 'cue, made at his home in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Standing next to a barbecue shaped like a flying buzzard on a recent sunny afternoon, the winds coming over the top of the Santa Cruz Mountains to

How to Grow Broccoli in Your Vegetable Garden
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Featured, Fruits & Vegetables, Lawn and Garden by Julie Day Fresh broccoli is one of the highlights of the vegetable garden, growing crisp and delicious in the chilly temperatures of early spring and fall. Nowadays, I can’t remember why I disliked

Memories of a storied past
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Fred Lyon Dickinson converted an 1893 firehouse on Washington Street into his own idiosyncratic home. In the golden days of San Francisco interior design, which many would argue was the 1970s, there was a small coterie of daring young men who

Westwood woman creates a colorful garden in honor of Virgin Mary and her loved ones
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Pauline Kotula Rizzutto doesn't know the Latin names of the flowers in her Westwood garden. Sometimes she's not sure of the common names. But at age 83, she knows that gardening helps keep her young. And she firmly believes 'her girls' appreciate the

Garden tours bloom in June
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June is a big month for garden tours. Leading the list is one of the biggest and most popular, 'Open Gardens Day' sponsored by the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden. From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 13, 16 gardens on the North Side and in Franklin Park, McCandless and

To grow vegetables in shade, follow sun around the garden
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Q. We recently moved into a new home, and mature trees shade much of the backyard. I have been a vegetable gardener all of my life, and I know that most vegetables require full sun to do well. My new yard offers two spots that get six or seven hours of

Tips on keeping chicken
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I didn't see chickens at the , but everyone I know wants hens. Even in London. I quite see why. They are the perfect productive pets, they improve the compost no end and this year we have finally solved the matter of keeping them apart from the crops.

Chelsea Flower Show 2010: where are the women garden designers?
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usually provides a surfeit of everything that is horticultural, but this year is lacking in one high-profile area: female garden designers. Of the 15 main show gardens, only one has been solely designed by a woman, while one other is a male/female

Gardening week ahead: container care
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Choose larger containers, as smaller pots tend to dry out quickly, but check that there are sufficient drainage holes. Do not let the compost dry out. Drought-stressed plants are weaker, producing fewer blooms and usually go over sooner. Check the

Gardening week ahead: how to care for roses
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To control mildew, rust and black spot, spray with fungicides such as Plant Rescue Fungus Control, Systhane Fungus Fighter, Fungus Clear Ultra or Multirose. Start early in the season and ensure thorough coverage of all surfaces. However, sprays alone

Chelsea Flower Show 2010: Sunny plants for the Best in Show look
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Winner of the for the second year running, we are immensely proud of The Daily Telegraph 2010 garden, designed by Andy Sturgeon. Inspired by travel to hot and sunny places, his gravel garden combines flavours of South Africa, the Mediterranean,

Chelsea Flower Show 2010: Six plants to buy from Andy Sturgeon's Best in Show winning garden
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Dense clumps of evergreen foliage are crowned in summer with long-lasting flower heads that become paler and more airy as they mature. Works well in containers (2ft)

Forthcoming garden shows around Britain and Europe
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June 4-6 Jardins, jardin, Paris Now in its seventh year, this small but chic French show is in the perfect setting under plane trees by the Orangery in the Tuileries. Small specialist nurseries rub shoulders with wacky conceptualist show gardens, elegant

Gardening week ahead: how to grow rhubarb
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Pick stems from established rhubarb plants when they are about 9-12in long. Hold the stems close to the base of the plant and pull them gently. Pulling is preferable to cutting as it prevents the stumps rotting. Do not harvest more than a third to half

Garden Retailers report strong sales of garden furniture and barbecues
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Garden retailers speaking at the HTA Council meeting earlier this week reported that sales of garden furniture and barbecues started early this year, despite the poor weather, and have continued to be exceptionally strong. This indicates that people do

Get Your Air Conditioning Working by Fixing Your Thermostat!
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Some older thermostats may have a mercury switch inside or may use a mechanical switch. Newer thermostats may be digital, and some programmable electronic models will do everything except wake you up in the morning! With the tutorial Anatomy of the

Exbury azaleas' bold hues make a garden glow
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Erle Nickel Evergreen azaleas are one of the most popular of the partial-shade-loving plants, but their deciduous cousins, a group known as Exbury hybrids, have largely flown under the radar. Exbury azaleas' calling card is a stunning collection of red,

Marin Designer Showcase's final week
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This is the final week to catch the Marin Designer Showcase, back after a two-year hiatus. Thirty Bay Area interior and landscape designers have put their signature touches on San Rafael's Rosegarden Estate, an 8,000-square-foot 1929 Georgian Colonial

Before you grill
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The weather hasn't yet allowed for much out-of-doors cooking, so many of us can't wait to start this summer's grilling season. Despite all the excitement of planning that first flame-kissed meal, consider some preliminaries before you throw that steak on

Home design is where his heart is
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When most 4-year-olds build a fort, the blankets and cardboard boxes come out. But for interior designer Matthew MacCaul Turner, it meant sitting at the table with a set of crayons to draw plans and elevations. His interest in design and architecture

Win a luxury spa weekend at a Champneys resort
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Take the hard work out of housework this Spring. Cif Power Cream Kitchen and Bathroom Sprays keep surfaces beautifully clean thanks to Cif Active Shield technology. One spray and an invisible protective film stays on surfaces leaving them gleaming,

10 water features in the show gardens
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Designer Mark Gregory's gold-winning garden is intended as a hang-out for teenagers, with pizza oven, naturally filtered plunge pool and a covered lounge seating area Picture: MARTIN POPE

Rhododendrons: a midsummer move
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Our next-door neighbour has asked if we can give a new home to a very handsome pale pink rhododendron (name unknown) that he is forced to get rid of because of imminent relocation of his driveway. The shrub is big - 5ft high by 4ft across. Is it likely