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Camellias are indispensable for the fall and winter garden
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Dan Gill, Times-Picayune garden columnist Follow With daytime highs still in the 80s, you may think of this time of year as late summer. Or, with nighttime lows in the 50s and 60s, this may seem more like early fall. View full sizeCourtesy of LSU

Herb Gardens For Beginners - Herb Gardening Essentials
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Since the beginning of civilization, herbs are priced for their culinary and medicinal value. For beginners in the field of gardening, you may find that is not that hard and considerably a fun activity. In fact, you don't need a green thumb in order to

In Home Herb Garden- Herb Gardening Essentials
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Ever since civilization began, herbs are cultivated for their medicinal and culinary use. In every area around the world people needs herbs to fill their senses. For Romans, they use dill to purify the air in their halls by dill. Greeks have the laurel

Pansies: Indigo Spires rock the fall garden
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Even with the flamboyance of brightly colored chrysanthemums the fall garden would be humdrum without the presence of the salvia known as Indigo Spires. This cross released by the Huntington Botanical Garden in the late 1970's forever changed the look of

Whose Surrey now?
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Saturday, and a visit to our friend @FernGarden (Gillian to us) for first-class flapjack and world-class walking on the Surrey heathland that backs onto her house. This is my (sort-of) secret ceps place (or penny bun as the English call them), as I have

Gardener: In fall, ornamental grasses are in their glory
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Evansville Courier & Press Photo by (SHNS photo courtesy Laura Brandt) Ornamental grasses provide interest throughout the seasons and look great even in areas with winter snow. They catch the sunlight, sway and rustle in the breeze. In fall, ornamental

Pansies: Indigo Spires rock the fall garden
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Even with the flamboyance of brightly colored chrysanthemums the fall garden would be humdrum without the presence of the salvia known as Indigo Spires. This cross released by the Huntington Botanical Garden in the late 1970's forever changed the look of

The Bold and the Beautiful
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Some of you may not agree, but I think this is a beautifully decorated room. Keep in mind that it's in a furniture showroom, not a home, so it's not necessarily realistic in terms of furniture placement. But when it comes to the mix of patterns and the

Your garden: Raising plants from seed
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• Vegetables Raising plants from seed is cost-effective and gives greater choices than buying plants. Planting is usually done at twice the depth of the seed but during dry weather it should be a little deeper. Watering rows thoroughly before sowing

Garden Calendar: make your own potpourri, backyard tour, water-wise landscapes
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DAYLILIES: Monthly meeting of the North Texas Daylily Society. 7 tonight. Fort Worth Botanic Garden, 3220 Botanic Garden Blvd. Free. ww.northtexasdaylily society.com. SCENTED ROOMS: Monthly meeting of the Dallas Rose Society features instructions to make

Pansies: Indigo Spires rock the fall garden
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Even with the flamboyance of brightly colored chrysanthemums the fall garden would be humdrum without the presence of the salvia known as Indigo Spires. This cross released by the Huntington Botanical Garden in the late 1970's forever changed the look of

Putting your house and garden in tip-top shape for fall
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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 with chelated

Pansies: Indigo Spires rock the fall garden
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The tall blue spikes of Indigo Spires salvia thrill in the garden from early summer through fall. (MCT) Even with the flamboyance of brightly colored chrysanthemums the fall garden would be humdrum without the presence of the salvia known as Indigo

How to grow hydrangeas
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New rudbeckias, many shrubs and, above all, hydrangeas have poured out of this region. Overlooked in Britain, hydrangeas are Atlanta's best-loved flower. Drive through the wealthy surburbs of this sprawling Georgia megalopolis and you can't miss them:

Tools to garden by—and much, much more from Kevin Kelly
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By Jim McCausland, Sunset Magazine If you're a tool/tech lover, sooner or later you'll encounter Kevin Kelly (pictured at left). In fact, you've probably already browsed his work as editor of some of the Whole Earth Catalogues, or as editor-at-large of

Our Garden: Pruning deciduous plants
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By Joan MorrisContra Costa Times Time is starting to run out on Our Garden. Although we'll continue growing through the winter months, our weekly classes are over until next spring. So all that's left is to party. Whether you've attended every class,

Eight Major Benefits Of Successful Organic Gardening
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� What exactly is organic gardening and why would you want to do it? � People who choose to go the organic route, when it comes to growing their own food, think of their plants as part of a whole system within nature that starts with the soil and

From Christmas crafts to dining room updates | NEW VIDEOS
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We love quizzing the expert on their top decorating tips and HomeShoppingSpy's Ellie (also known as Ideal Home's Deputy Shopping Editor extraordinaire) is no exception. We tracked her down in one of her favourite shops in London, Caravan Style, to quiz

Grow your own pumpkin for Halloween | Halloween party ideas
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Get the kids involved with this pumpkin-growing kit from Jamie at Home Halloweenis almost upon us so why not get the kids to grow their very own pumpkin? Jamie at Homehas designed an orange pumpkin bucket, £10, that comes with seeds - so all they have

Garden Edging Tips
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Garden edging serves more than one purpose.� The typical reason that it is used is to create a boundary between the lawn and the garden.� This greatly enhances the appearance of the area and makes it look neat and tidy.� Another reason that edging

Our Garden: Pruning deciduous plants
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Time is starting to run out on Our Garden. Although we'll continue growing through the winter months, our weekly classes are over until next spring. So all that's left is to party.Whether you've attended every class, made a few or just now learned about

A Fall Morning in the Garden
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Hi, Carolyn. Such beauty you're surrounded by...and quite a different fall look than our autumn up in Michigan! We have had the most glorious fall here; peak color hit about a week or so ago, and it was oh-my-gosh beautiful. It passes by much too quickly

Home and garden: Artist finds East Texas woods a source of materials
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LINDALE – Rebecca DeJohn has beautiful memories of childhood summers with her grandparents and four siblings in Cattaraugus, N.Y. They called it going "up the country," and she has yearned all her adult life to recapture some of those idyllic hours

Entryway Flooring Ideas
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Since a lot of people have asked me about what to do with their entryway floors I've posted a piece with a few tips and suggestions. It's not an exhaustive list by any means, but the ideas are simple and easy to execute for most people. Check 'em out.

Tips For Growing A Perfect Rose Of Sharon Garden
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Many among us dream of having a huge house with a beautiful and colorful garden. Of course, not all of us manage to realize such dreams. It is important to know that you can always start creating your own garden especially if you are determined enough to