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Add Garden Drama With Silvery Foliage Plants
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Interspersed among brighter greens and colorful blossoms, these plants seem to harmonize all the garden elements and add a calming touch. These silvery plants come into their own in September and October as perennial flowers and foliage fades. The

Hot tips for cool fall garden crops
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0 Comments ARA Content Updated: October 16, 2010 4:30 a.m. ARA Content / Growing fall crops in raised beds can help protect tender plants from frost damage. Among the best choices for your fall/winter garden are greens like kale, collards, lettuce and

Assisting Dynamics through Organic Gardening
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If you're pondering about organic gardening, maintain doing so. Not many individuals are like you who think of such leads to for that benefit of dynamics. Dynamics might be smiling at you now. With the advent of all the issues with the globe close to us,

Dolby Digital Plus Comes to Netflix
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There is no doubt that streaming movies from the internet is becoming increasingly popular, but, while video quality has been getting better, the audio quality just doesn't garner any excitement. However, that is about to change as Netflix has committed

London designer's mission? Capture S.F. style
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Nicky Summer drew inspiration from the Embarcadero, the first place she explored in the city, for her client's condo, purchased sight unseen. A London businessman buys a condo in San Francisco, sight unseen. To transform his newest residence into a

Autumn colour in the garden
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GINA PARKINSON basks in colour as the foliage catches the long rays of autumnal sun. Chilly nights and warm, sunny days are bringing out autumn colour in trees and shrubs as their growth slows and they descend to dormancy. Brightly hued foliage looks

Master Gardener: Wise choices in native plants
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By Rebecca Jepsen Correspondent We hear about "going native tours," beneficial natives and water-wise natives. Have you ever wondered what constitutes a native plant? Native plant species are those that appear and thrive in the area in which they

The strength of porphyry
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Porphyry, above, an igneous granite used for centuries, has been rediscovered by landscapers. Porphyry, an igneous granite that forms when magma is exposed to air through fissures in the Earth's crust, is the latest darling of landscape designers.

Plus: Woodworker applies art to cabinetry
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Through the art of wood marquetry, San Leandro craftsman Craig Williams customizes cabinetry with a range of styles such as this floral motif or pieces featuring landscapes or even political heroes. Through the fine art of wood marquetry, you can

Master gardener: Trees, shrubs, bulbs boosted autumnal establishment
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The fresh weather of autumn is an ideal time to plant trees, shrubs, bulbs and perennials. These plants are often on sale now and cooler fall temperatures give plants an opportunity to establish roots without the added stress and competition for

City Park's fall garden show adds music and art to its mix
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The sweet olive grabs you at the entrance gate to the New Orleans Botanical Garden with its sweet scent of autumn. The camellias are just starting to bud, too. View full sizeChris Granger / The Times-PicayuneLandscape Images calls its landscape display

Rochester-area home and garden news
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Ghostly Walk: Learn about Rochester's past The dark side of Rochester's past comes back to life at the 17th annual Landmark Society Ghost Walk, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Oct. 22, 23, 29 and 30 in the heart of Rochester's historic East Avenue neighborhood.

Garden Design Ideas For a Low Maintenance Garden
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Many people either don't have the time to garden or simply wish to create a for themselves.� This article will look at the issues you need to consider when planning a garden. The first thing to look at is the depth and quality of the soil in your

Master Gardener: Wise choices in native plants
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We hear about "going native tours," beneficial natives and water-wise natives. Have you ever wondered what constitutes a native plant? Native plant species are those that appear and thrive in the area in which they evolved. Plants evolve in a particular

Home and Garden Television Listings
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SATURDAY, Oct. 16 Midnight (HGTV) Yard Crashers -- A small yard is transformed into an island oasis with the addition of a beachy concrete overlay, a unique tiki bar and a four-foot waterfall. (CC) (DIY) Man Caves -- Building a wall to wall bookshelf; a

Master Gardener: Wise choices in native plants
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We hear about "going native tours," beneficial natives and water-wise natives. Have you ever wondered what constitutes a native plant? Native plant species are those that appear and thrive in the area in which they evolved. Plants evolve in a particular

News and notes for the home and garden
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Written by Mary Beth Breckenridge McClatchy-Tribune News Serivice Grease cutter is difficult to find Q: How would you suggest cleaning the area of the stove where the knobs are? Our stove has black plastic in this area, and no matter what we clean it

Short Garden Plants
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crocus image by Dusan Radivojevic from Fotolia.com Crocus is one of the earliest plants to pop up in the spring. "Short" is all in the perspective of the gardener and according to the particular needs of the intended garden design. The possible uses of

Why are fig trees not giving fruit?
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The Morgans have inherited a mature fig tree in their new garden, which gave them quite a lot of fruit with which they were delighted. They are, however, a little perplexed: when they arrived in May there was a lot of old dried-out fruit on the tree, and

How to tell between bees and weevils
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Linda Reed, from Selby, asks how you can tell if the "nibbles" from leaves are the work of leaf-cutting bees (harmless, charming goodies) or vine weevils (odious, persistent baddies)? Indeed she is not the only reader who needs a bit of guidance. I agree

Dealing with dahlias and cannas
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There are other barely hardy plants that need consideration: dahlias and cannas planted in the ground can be left to their own devices for just a little longer, but in colder gardens should then be dug up, dried off upside down, dusted with fungicide and

Questions on the lily beetle, non-flowering dahlias and potted red cyclamen
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Lily beetle This summer Valerie Mourilyan's potted oriental lilies were badly affected by lily beetles. She normally leaves them in their pots from year to year, but wonders what precautions she should take to protect them next year or if the bulbs are

How to prune a passion flower plant
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Ron Enderby's passion flower, growing in his courtyard garden, has grown 12ft up a trellised wall. He now asks for advice on pruning. This passion flower has done well in its first year, benefiting from the shelter of Ron's courtyard and the warm start

Polycarbonate Greenhouses for Fall and Winter Gardening
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As the days get shorter and temperatures drop, hobby gardeners are aware that their summer pastime will quickly be ending.� Placing plants in garden greenhouses is a popular solution in keeping your plants protected from an early frost. Fall brings

Create a Mini-Garden Inside the Cedar Planter
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In your large garden space, you can still create a small but beautiful garden using the cedar planter. Cedar planter is much better that flower pots as it is more durable and weather-resistant. It won't get damage or broken easily even often exposed to

Master Gardener: Protect plants from sunburn
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By Chantal GuilleminContra Costa Times correspondent Q: What's causing the leaves on my agapanthus to suddenly turn pale yellow and flop down? Some leaves have wide, bleached out streaks in them, while others still look healthy. A: Your plant may be

Fall Gardening part 1: Growing garlic
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It’s fall, but the gardening year is not over just yet. There are still quite a few projects worth doing between now and Christmas. This is the perfect time to plant garlic and new trees and shrubs. And no knowledgeable gardener lets October go by

Fall Gardening part 3: How to plant naturalizing spring bulbs
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Photograph by: Steve Whysall, PNG If you want beautiful flowers in your garden from the first light of spring to the beginning of summer, you need to get down on your knees and plant bulbs this month. There are thousands to choose from. Where to start? I

Tips for Gardening Photography for Beginners
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Gardening photography isn’t as easy as you may think but in this article we shall share some useful tips which you can use to help you start your garden photography project. If you have a fancy camera that’s a bonus point but the important thing is