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Tips for creating a container garden
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A container garden can be a real treat and offer as much variety as a planted one. The thing about containers is that you have not only the shapes, sizes, colors and materials of the containers to choose from but you can often grow a mix of plants which

1. Saving water by re-using graywater efficiently in the garden
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This aritcle is an excerpt of our . With over 60 pages of detailed information, you can learn everything you need to know before deciding what is the best way for you to save water & money. The download is free and does not require registration. � In

Fort Hood shooting sent wounded warrior, his fiance on odyssey of despair, hope
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When Jessica Hansen awoke that Thursday morning, she found a text message on her cellphone. "Happy Nov. 5th. I love you." It was from Staff Sgt. Patrick Zeigler of Fort Hood. He and Jessica, a senior at Boston University, met 11 months earlier on Dec. 5,

Thomas Jefferson's organic garden
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Vegetable gardeners have discovered it's not necessary to arm yourself with an arsenal of chemicals to grow great produce. As many of us have realized, we need to be more environmentally conscious both inside and outside our homes. Gardens are living

Yamaha Aventage RX-A1000 3D-Compatible Network Home Theater Receiver - Product Review
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The Yamaha Aventage RX-A1000 Home Theater Receiver has power, up-to-date features, and an abundance of connectivity options. This receiver is rated to deliver 105wpc, and features Dolby Digital Plus, TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio decoding. On the video

Best Buy Expands Magnolia Design Center Concept
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In an effort to make high end home theater, audio, and custom installation services more convenient, Best Buy has been giving its Magnolia "store-within-a-store" concept a facelift. New Magnolia Design Centers have opened in several Best Buy stores

Jefferson's organic garden
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Vegetable gardeners have discovered it's not necessary to arm yourself with an arsenal of chemicals to grow great produce. As many of us have realized, we need to be more environmentally conscious both inside and outside our homes. Gardens are living

Live chat: Rangers leading, 4-1, in Game 3
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Our writers and editors discuss Game 3 of the World Series as it happens in Arlington starting at 5:15 p.m. Saturday. Join the discussion or pose a question in the Coveritlive module below. Mobile users can enjoy the chat on our SportsDayDFW.com mobile

Graham Porter’s gardening tips
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The best time for planting bare-rooted trees, hedges and shrubs is almost upon us so ask at your local garden centre for details of bare-rooted stock available. Continue to clear fallen and wind-blown leaves off lawns and paths and put them onto the

Live chat: Rangers host Giants for Game 3 of World Series
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Our writers and editors discuss Game 3 of the World Series as it happens in Arlington starting at 5:15 p.m. Saturday. Join the discussion or pose a question in the Coveritlive module below. Mobile users can enjoy the chat on our SportsDayDFW.com mobile

Ergonomic Garden Tools - Great Gifts for Gardeners
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Often you start with small, kids tools, and seedlings started in paper cups as part of a school project. if you are lucky, and circumstances allow, you may garden through childhood, helping an adult and using grown-up tools in the process. If you are

Gardener-Home: Thomas Jefferson's organic garden
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Vegetable gardeners have discovered it's not necessary to arm yourself with an arsenal of chemicals to grow great produce. As many of us have realized, we need to be more environmentally conscious both inside and outside our homes. Gardens are living

A new life for old stuff
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Celebrating its 10th anniversary, Real Simple magazine has always been a go-to source for smart tips that make life easier. And now you can find some of its most clever money- and time-saving ways to use and recycle everyday household items in "Real

PlantJotter.com helps with the gardening
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By Joan MorrisContra Costa Times Scratch a gardener and you might find an organizational gadget geek. Or at least one that longs to know where and when they planted every bulb. That's why we were excited to see a website that combines gardener and geek

Extend your summer and fall blooms with container gardens
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LAS CRUCES - Go out in a blaze of glory this fall and enjoy colorful container gardens that take advantage of our mild desert climates. You may be able to extend your summer and fall blooms longer than you'd think. Take a look around and you can pick up

Garden Detective: Plants to fill the bloom gap after daffodil season
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I have an area devoted to daffodils that is now barren. Are there any flowering plants that could be put in with the daffodils for summer color? The area is shaded by a black oak. Columbine grows very well in the area, but deer love the flowers. It is

Solar Powered Outdoor Lightings Site Launched to Help Home and Garden Lovers Make the Right Solar Po
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Brand New Site Giving Information About Solar Powered Lights. The Right Solar Powered Lights Are Easy To Install And Can Enhance Outdoor Living Areas A new website aimed at home and garden lovers has just been launched with the aim of describing the many

Today's how-to: a fall bouquet from your garden
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Photo credit: Baltimore Sun/Jed Kirschbaum A sneak peak at Saturday's AT HOME section in the Baltimore Sun. Randy Woods of Wicked Willow in Catonsville shows us how to create a fall bouquet from what we can find in our backyards. Dennis Hockman wrote

Gardening tips - October 30, 2010
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Garden tractors: Get serious about yardwork with a lawn tractor
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It use to take me about 4 hours to mow my 3 acres of lawn, and the rest of the day raking, and trimming. It would take at least, one day of my two day weekend, and on too many occasions, both days. Then there was the maintenance, the sharpening - the

How to grow squash
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Roland and Rebecca Longly grow vegetables at Snaylham Farm, near Icklesham in East Sussex. The farm has two distinct soil types, very fine, sandy loam on the upland, with a silty loam down in the Brede valley. It's a beautiful place in the High Weald

Plenty to keep gardeners busy until spring
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Now, the good news — there are plenty of "garden" happenings to occupy your time until my column returns in early March. Here is a fall and winter sampling of events: * R&S Landscaping and Backyard Living will help homeowners prepare for the holiday

Some Key Points for Success in Organic Gardening
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Key components for organic gardening: 1)� � � � � Soil makes an important role in organic gardening. Organic fertilizers like composted garden, kitchen waste and yard can be easily recycled. 2)� � � � � All types of chemical,

With winter approaching, your garden could use some tender care
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The temperatures are going to dip this weekend and the garden is definitely slowing down. It's time to put it to bed for the long winter. Where to start? Pocono experts share what they're doing in their own garden: Linda Wiles, Horticulture Extension

Backyard Retreats - Water Gardens
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Sean Murphy One of the most popular year-round outdoor home improvement projects is installing a water garden. The quiet burbling of water is enough to soothe even the most cutthroat Wall Street trader, provide a wonderful wildlife habitat and cut street

Trimetals: Tips for choosing a new garden shed
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Garden sheds can serve a huge range of different purposes, from providing a quiet space to escape and indulge in creative projects, to serving as a place for storing garden furniture and DIY equipment. Whatever you plan to use your garden shed for, you

Backyard Environmentalist: Fall for your garden
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There are two ways to think about fall in the garden: as the end of the season, or as the high point of the year. From an ecological point of view, it's definitely the high point. The plants have completed a year's growing cycle, finished fruiting, and