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Choosing the Best Gardening Tools for Your Project
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Pretty much every adult has at least one moment of "I would really like to have my own garden!" Maybe one man daydreams about growing vegetables of his own. Rose gardens might be the goal of someone else. Whatever you want to grow, how you want to grow

Marin Master Gardeners to discuss winterizing
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The Marin Master Gardeners. Master gardener Leila Sirk will discuss winterizing the garden along with bulb planting and dividing perennials for spring. Noon to 1 p.m. Nov. 17 at the Civic Center Branch of the , 3501 Civic Center Drive, San Rafael. Free.

New tools make garden chores easier
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Fall is no time to slack off in the garden. And what better way to dig and prune than with new - and colorful - garden tools? Bonus: You'll be less likely to lose or trip over these bright goodies in the lawn or beds. We put them to the test. Our

I've always wanted to grow a kitchen garden. What do you suggest?
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SITE SEARCHWEB SEARCH BY | From Ideas That Spark More>> Buying or Selling a Home? Find the value of your home Sell your home Search homes for sale Get new home listings alerts Q: I've always wanted to grow a kitchen garden, but I don't have a lot of

Google TV Stirs Up TV Networks
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Although Google TV was announced with a lot of fanfare, and is now available on store shelves, not all are trumpeting Google's intrusion into the TV viewing landscape. For more details, check out two great reports from Barb Gonzalez, About.com

Mitsubishi WD-82738 82-Inch DLP TV - Product of the Week
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If you like it big, and you don't want the hassle of a separate video projector and screen, here is the largest screen size available in a DLP Rear Projection TV. The Mitsubishi WD-82738 is 3D-enabled, and features an 82-inch, 16x9, screen, native pixel

Home Theater - What's Hot and Not For The Holidays - 2010
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Shopping for electronic gadgets isn't as easy as it used to be. A TV was a TV, a radio was a radio, and a stereo was a stereo. However, now there are Blu-ray Disc players, flat panel LCD and Plasma TVs, 5, 6, and 7 channel surround sound receivers,

Skull Wallpaper from Graham & Brown
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I can see it in an entryway, a powder room, or you could frame a piece and hang it on just about any wall. You could even use it to make book jackets, line the inside of a cabinet or armoire, or cover a piece of furniture like a chair or dresser. I

Master Gardener: Planting, pruning, and training a young fruit tree
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Fall has arrived and many gardeners soon will be thinking about planting shrubs and trees. Fall is a great time to consider planting a young fruit tree. Most fruit trees consist of a rootstock, which forms the roots and the lowest part of the trunk, and

Garden Wishing Wells Make the Perfect Lawn Ornaments
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If you go with wooden wishing wells you end up not having to contend with things like digging down to the water table or casting the well in stone. If you want the look of stone but don't want to tear up your yard and add the expense, you can always

Brand new Hydrangea collection
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Soil: moist, well-drained, moderately fertile, humus-rich soil Rate of Growth: average Hardiness: fully hardy We have brought together 2 amazing new hydrangeas in an offer exclusive to Telegraph Gardening readers. Supplied in 1 litre pots. Save £5 when

Contemporary Garden Ideas – Original and Unique
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A garden in the middle of the city is what you need to unwind and be one with nature.� It is your perfect getaway from the busy buzz of people and vehicles.� That is why most urban homes find a space for the greens to flourish.� The gardens for

Garden Design Ideas UK
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After a long day at work, it would really be nice to relax in your garden where there is serenity and peace. There should be harmony between your plants and other elements like furniture and your fixtures. But what are the things you need to remember in

Modern Garden Design Ideas
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Are you thinking of ?� Do you already have ideas on how you want your garden to look like?� Homeowners nowadays are looking forward in creating a brand new design for their garden. They'd like to consider different themes for their garden space that

Tidy up your garden carefully for winter
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There should be places for hibernating insects, birds and other small animals to shelter. Evergreens are vital refuges, and there is still time to plant containerised box, holly and yew in strategic places. Other choice evergreens include Sarcococca

Vanishing berberis leaves
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We have a mature Berberis thunbergii 'Rose Glow' that stopped producing its magnificent autumn colour for no obvious reason a few years ago. We subsequently discovered that the bush was temporarily losing its leaves quite dramatically in the middle of

Hostas, herbs in pots and an old cherry tree
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When to split hostas: This is an issue that is currently preoccupying Caroline Palmer, whose large hostas have grown too big for their containers. Any time when they are dormant is fine, but I find it easiest when their fat, pointed new shoots are quite

How cerinthe has changed
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Am I imagining things? My self-sown cerinthe seedlings (that survived in the ground last winter) grew into plants that didn't have the lovely colouring of their parent plants. Was it the cold winter that did it? Should I therefore save seed from them and

Teething troubles for Actinidia kolomikta climber
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Tony Buckle carefully planted a climber Actinidia kolomikta (a lovely foliage thing for a sheltered site with green leaves that - on a mature plant - are splashed with white and pink), against a west-facing wall - an excellent place for it. He removed a

Colourful lasagne made from layers of bulbs
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One of my favourite sights in any garden is the huge copper at the centre of the cottage garden at Sissinghurst in spring, surrounded by a quartet of towering yews. The copper is planted with 50 bulbs of one variety of tulip, the colour of their leaves

Healthy soil is a plus for everyone
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It's obvious if you think about it: the secret of a healthy garden lies in the soil. Soil is a complicated ecosystem with several dynamic dimensions. When these are in balance, the overall health of plants is dramatically improved. Experienced gardeners

Water Garden Plants in Texas
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I want to do this! What's This? Andy Sotiriou/Photodisc/ Water gardens in Texas benefit from plantings of taro, papyrus, dwarf bamboo and arrowhead. When choosing plants for your Texas water garden, don't just take climate into consideration. Choose

Finishing up those last-minute chores to prep garden for winter
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A lot of us start getting a bit anxious toward the end of October as we attempt to finish the last of the garden chores for the season. The goal is to be sure everything that needs to be done is done before the calendar flips into November. Accomplishing

Pet Memorial Garden Stones For Your Loved Ones
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There are very few rare people who grieve for their pets, just like they would when a member of the family passes away. It is true that pets outlive their owners and when you truly love them, it is immensely difficult to let them 'go'. You stick to the

Tips on Having Good Garden Soil
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Raymond Johnson Everything you build must begin with good foundation. This gives your produce more quality, health and beauty. This also true when it comes to planting and gardening. In this case, it is the soil that is considered to be the foundation.

Award-winning choices for state fall gardens
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The 2010 Mississippi Medallion Award Winners are Fireworks Gomphrena, Electric Lime Coleus, Purple Flash pepper and Gulf Coast muhly grass. Mississippi Medallion Award Winners are selected each year based on their ability to thrive in Mississippi’s