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Hydroponic Kits - How To Grow A Garden Anywhere
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Transform Your Garden Into a Winter Wonderland
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Edit Article | Posted: Nov 19, 2010 |Comments: 0 | Share Transform Your Garden Into a Winter Wonderland About the Author When decorating your garden with outdoor Xmas decorations the only limit is your imagination, for more fantastic ideas visit

Kate Pruitt offers DIY projects for holiday table
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This holiday table features four DIY projects that upcycle castoffs, including assorted glassware, mismatched chairs, leather belts and sconces. Styling by Meg Mateo Ilasco. Whether you're a first-time hostess or seasoned at all things soiree, the

Craft classes help you get homemade for holidays
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Learn how to force bulbs at one of Studio Choo's drop-in classes. Rather than hit repeat on a typical holiday season of party hopping, ever-growing gift lists and baking angel-shaped sugar cookies, consider the alternative. When it comes to the

Taking a page from her book
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An interior from the limited edition re-release of "Hue," by designer Kelly Wearstler. Kelly Wearstler never misses a hockey game - those of her sons, Oliver, 8, and Elliott, 7, that is. She doesn't gab on the phone with friends, she works out every

Plus: Berkeley Artisans Holiday Open Studios
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Pottery by Bob Pool, an artist in the open studios event. If you're looking for handcrafted holiday gifts this month but are short on time, offers a flexible way to browse a vast assortment of offerings. Celebrating its 20th year of operation, the event

Some like it cold: It's not too late to get your fall veggie garden growing
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If you haven't yet joined the "grow your own vegetables" craze, it's not too late to join in. You can produce a bounty of vitamin-rich veggies from plot (or pot) to plate this fall, plus you'll save a bundle by growing them yourself.

Let's move to BoCoCa and Red Hook, Brooklyn, New York City
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What's going for it? In the canyon of differences between the US and Britain, there is one that stands out and proud: urban America's capacity for ridiculous neighbourhood names. NoLIta, TriBeCa, Dumbo, SoLaTeeDo (I made that last one up). But BoCoCa is

Gardening Part 8: Winter containers
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It can be uplifting to be greeted at someone’s front door over the festive season by a cheerful container full of interesting plants, decorative foliage and attractive branches.This is easy to do and is one of my favourite winter-gardening projects.It

Sooty mold on Meyer lemon caused by insect pests
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Sooty mold fungus can be seen in the discoloration of leaves and citrus fruit. Q: We have a Meyer lemon tree in our backyard. We planted it about nine years ago, and it's quite prolific. I have even started making limoncello, we have so many! But I have

Taking a page from Kelly Wearstler's book
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An interior from the limited edition re-release of "Hue," by designer Kelly Wearstler. Kelly Wearstler never misses a hockey game - those of her sons, Oliver, 8, and Elliott, 7, that is. She doesn't gab on the phone with friends, she works out every

Berkeley Artisans Holiday Open Studios
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Pottery by Bob Pool, an artist in the open studios event. If you're looking for handcrafted holiday gifts this month but are short on time, offers a flexible way to browse a vast assortment of offerings. Celebrating its 20th year of operation, the event

5 things to do in your garden: Plant a sweet potato vine with the kids, harvest avocados and treat hydrangeas
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Plant a sweet potato vine with the kinds and watch it grow together. 1 Help your children start a sweet potato vine. It will thrive in a well-lighted room, producing decorative vinelike stems covered with red-tinted, heart-shaped leaves. Using three

Garden Furniture Sets, an introduction
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Edit Article | Posted: Nov 19, 2010 |Comments: 0 | Share Garden Furniture Sets, an introduction About the Author Robert bridgman has a broad experience in providing the information on top quality all weather wicker, teak wooden furniture from various

Garden Furniture Sets, redesigned your garden
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Sharp AQUOS LC-46LE820UN 46-inch Quattron LCD TV - Product of the Week
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The Sharp AQUOS LC-46LE820UN is one of Sharp's new line of Quattron LCD Televisions which utilize Quad Pixel Technology. As Sharp sees it, the color gamut of LCD TVs can be improved by adding another primary pixel color to Red, Green, and Blue. In this

Tips for Growing Watermelon in Your Garden
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Watermelon is a Fun Crop to Grow Robert Donaldson Takeaways The watermelon is native to Africa. China is the world's leading producer of watermelon. Red and yellow pulp watermelon are the most popular varieties. The watermelon has come to be gardening

Indoor Gardening: How to help your plants thrive in the winter
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If you are careful about the right lighting, your indoor plants can thrive in the winter months. (Graphic illustration by Peter C. Koszyczarek Jr., peter.koszyczarek@journaltimes.com) Indoor plants that do well According to Racine County’s University

Camellias
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display an abundance of large showy blooms that span a delectable colour palette, from fiery reds to glacial whites. . HOW TO GROW THEM Camellias require a sheltered position and well-drained, acidic soil (pH 5·5 to 6·8) that is rich in organic matter.

Brussel sprout will be resistant to black spot
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Super brussels sprouts that are resistant to disease could be on the shelves within years thanks to the pioneering work of British scientists. Brassicas like brussels sprouts, cabbages and broccoli are all susceptible to the turnip mosaic virus, commonly

Great gardens to visit: Batsford Arboretum
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In autumn, the many rare and unusual trees explode into their magnificent reds, golds and purples. In spring, flowers cascade down the hillside. Many wild orchids and fritillaries can be found among the trees. Wildlife is here too - see if you can find

How to prepare roses for winter
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Most produce new shoots from the base. Train these new shiny stems in now (while they are still pliable) and cut out some of the older ones. You may want to spread the branches wide and peg them to a wall, or you may want to twine them around a support