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Putting your house and garden in tip-top shape for fall
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In the garden: Dig up corms and tubers of gladiola, dahlias and tuberous begonias after the foliage dies. Clean and store in a cool, dry place. Plant spring-flowering bulbs such as daffodils, crocus and Dutch iris. Treat azaleas, gardenias and camellias

Gardening week ahead: Improve your soil
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The most obvious choice would be rotted manure. This makes the soil slightly alkaline, and is rich in nutrients, especially nitrogen. It is good for incorporating into sandy soils to hold moisture, or to improve texture on clay soils. Spent mushroom

Gardening week ahead: Leek problems
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The caterpillars feed initially as leaf miners in the foliage - you can see the damage as white leaf mines. As they grow larger the caterpillars bore into the stems of leeks and into the bulbs of onions, leaving the centres looking shredded and mushy.

In Olympia: One garden, 4000 plants
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CRAIG SAILOR; Staff writer Olympia gardener spreads the beauty year-round, with the help of his computer It was nothing more than lawn, a few maples and a lone apple tree when Gary Schuldt and his partner bought their east side Olympia home in 1991. They

Gallery: Olympia garden showcases fall color splendor
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Get your garden game on with autumn to-do list
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Marianne Binetti, On Gardening The third week of October is the time to check off the autumn garden chores from your to-do list. Cool, autumn days may entice you to sit by the fire and watch football, but the more field goals you can accomplish this

Putting your house and garden in tip-top shape for fall
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FALL CHECKLIST http://www.sacbee.com/ In the garden: Dig up corms and tubers of gladiola, dahlias and tuberous begonias after the foliage dies. Clean and store in a cool, dry place. Plant spring-flowering bulbs such as daffodils, crocus and Dutch iris.

23 amazing home makeovers
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Get your garden game on with autumn to-do list
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The third week of Octo- ber is the time to check off the autumn garden chores from your to-do list. Cool, autumn days may entice you to sit by the fire and watch football, but the more field goals you can accomplish this month the better yardage youll

Olympia-area gardener has one garden, 4,000 plants
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Olympia gardener spreads the beauty year-round, with the help of his computer It was nothing more than lawn, a few maples and a lone apple tree when Gary Schuldt and his partner bought their east side Olympia home in 1991. They asked a neighbor for

Putting your house and garden in tip-top shape for fall
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Q & A: Does your air conditioner need some help? Drake Mechanical in the Treasure Valley answers questions Q: Why do the experts tell me to have my air conditioner serviced annually? A: If you want to keep your cooling system running at its optimum

Preparing Your Garden For Winter — A Few Tips
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From Katie Kiefer and Julie Moir Messervy, the author of “Home Outside: Creating the Landscape You Love.” Messervy was recently awarded a 2010 Garden Writers Association Gold Award for Best Book Writing for this new book. EndFragment-> “Tips to

Inventors solve home and garden problems
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SACRAMENTO - To anyone who's ever sat in the backyard and brainstormed, Jill Plumb offers inspiration, even hope. The inventor struck pay dirt with her ideas for common gardening problems. Her simple solutions with catchy names have garnered national

Blanche Vaughan's delicious rosehip and crab apple jelly
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A recent trip to Suffolk to learn about� small-scale� cider making led me to discover more apples than I'd bargained for. The orchard was laden with fruit but beyond that, on the edges of the lanes, were trees heavy with crab apples. The hedges were

Advantages of Flower Gardening
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� The first thing to be considered in flower gardening is to prepare the� flower bed.� The location selected for flower garden should be such that it receives plenty of sunlight. The main thing to be considered in the flower gardening is to

Enjoy fall gardens, plant for spring color
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Here we are, mid-October. The folks at Luthy Botanical Gardens in Peoria, Ill., just planted hundreds of chrysanthemums for the annual mum show. On the north end of town, bees lazily fly from aster to aster in one of Nancy Crawford's flowerbeds. The

Large Garden Plants
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Large plants fulfill a number of purposes in the garden landscape. Their spread means that they can effectively fill empty gaps in a garden, while their height makes them ideal to hide unsightly features such as trashcan storage areas or compost heaps.

Designer Jewelry Showcase
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If you’re anything like me, then you’ve already started brainstorming gift ideas for the holiday season. Yes, I know it’s only October, but it doesn’t hurt to plan ahead, especially when designer jewelry is involved. Whether you’re searching

Orla Kiely launches new radio with Pure Digital
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Go retro with the latest designer radio Designer Orla Kiely and Pure Digital have teamed up to create a new gorgeous patterned radio (pictured, £150). The EVOKE Mio radio is available from Orla Kiely now and due to be stocked in John Lewis from next

Fall for Your Hill Country Garden
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Residents of the Texas Hill Country are blessed with an abundance of beautiful natural landscape just outside their front door. However, gardeners and landscapers don't always just want to let Mother Nature have all the fun. And luckily, there are a

The State of 3D: Interview with Dr. Barry Sandrew, Founder, President, and COO of Legend3D
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If you have been following this site on a regular basis, you have noticed my increasing coverage of 3D and how it fits in with the home theater experience. However, before 3D content arrives in your home theater, it arrives at the local cinema. In an

Enjoy fall gardens, plant for spring color
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Here we are, mid-October. The folks at Luthy Botanical Gardens in Peoria, Ill., just planted hundreds of chrysanthemums for the annual mum show. On the north end of town, bees lazily fly from aster to aster in one of Nancy Crawford's flowerbeds. The

Grow Your Own Potatoes – How I Grow Organic Potatoes Using a Low-Effort Gardening Technique
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So, I hear want you want to ? Well, growing them is pretty simple especially if you employ a jungle style gardening technique.A jungle style gardening technique is perfect for growing lots of organic vegetables without having to exert as much physical

Organic Gardening for Beginners – What You Ought to Know About Setting Up a Lush Organic Vegetable Garden
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I'm sure you're aware of the tremendous amount of information and guides available on the internet pertaining to . And if you have managed to wade through some of that information, you'd realise by now that starting an organic vegetable garden takes a

How to Blend Your Home and Garden Décor
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A wonderful addition to the ambiance of your home can be creating a lovely combination of décor.� Beautiful plants and garden sculpture brought inside and comfortable furniture with tables and lamps taken into the garden expands and blends both

Enjoy fall gardens, plant for spring color
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Here we are, mid-October. The folks at Luthy Botanical Gardens in Peoria, Ill., just planted hundreds of chrysanthemums for the annual mum show. On the north end of town, bees lazily fly from aster to aster in one of Nancy Crawford's flowerbeds. The

Enjoy fall gardens, plant for spring color
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Mums and asters - mainstays for flower color in a fall garden. Gardeners can plant them now as they plan and plant for spring color.