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Rain now expected to hold off for Game 2
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Fan Shop (10-28) 14:06 PDT SAN FRANCISCO -- It looks like the rain will stay away from San Francisco just long enough for the Giants and Texas Rangers to play Game 2 of the World Series tonight. A weather system making its way down the coast is likely to

Troubleshoot a Furnace Thermocouple or Electronic Flame Sensor
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Thermocouple? Flame sensor? These obscure parts are fairly easily replaced and just may be stopping your gas furnace ignition from operating properly. Why? Well, when the gas burner in your furnace does not turn on or your pilot light in an older

Plant a Water Garden in a Container
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Sylvie Branch Build a water garden in a container that can bring the relaxing sound of running water to your garden, patio or deck. You will need a large waterproof container, water plants and a small pump from the garden center. Container; The

Fall Flower Gardening
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Eric Brennan With so many lovely fall flowers that bloom each year, it's hard to imagine why more of us don't have blazingly brilliant fall flower gardens. From red to orange to purple to blue, a wide color wheel of shades and textures allow fall flower

The Winter Vegetable Garden
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Eric Brennan Growing vegetables throughout the cold season is easily possible in most areas. With the use of a cold frame, many vegetables can be grown, providing you and your family fresh and delicious vegetables throughout the winter and all year

Preparing Your Garden for Winter
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Eric Brennan Depending upon where you live, there are different techniques for winterizing your garden. But the basic idea for winterizing any garden remains the same. These tips and ideas for winterizing your garden will work with any garden, anywhere

6:15 p.m.: World Series Game 2
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Our writers and editors discuss Game 2 of the World Series as it happens in San Francisco starting at 6:15 p.m. Thursday. Join the discussion or pose a question in the Coveritlive module below. Mobile users can enjoy the chat on our SportsDayDFW.com

Great gardens to visit: Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh
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Don't miss the world-famous Rock Garden or the tallest palm house in Britain. Closes 4pm (Nov-Feb), 6pm (Mar and Oct), 7pm (Apr-Sep). Entry: adults, seniors and children free (0131 552 7171; ) Two-for-one entry Telegraph subscribers can claim two-for-one

Weed and wind down for autumn
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Turn your attention to paving and paths. Cooling temperatures and autumn rain have prompted weed seedlings to appear. Pull up any flowering weeds you see in out-of-the-way corners, in the cracks of paths and in gravel. These are still small enough to get

Christmas on the high street | News from our decorating blogs | decorating news
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It's nearly November, so it's definitely time to start gearing up for Christmas! Our favourite decorating blogs have already started, with Jenn from Roomenvy posting a host of delights for you, with her pick of the best Christmas decorating looks from

Plants for Chinese Gardens
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Immortalized in art and poetry for centuries, the gardens of China feature a variety of culturally symbolic and visually pleasing plant and flower species. Used to recreate natural landscapes, the plants used in Chinese gardens are native to the...

Felt inspires autumn crafts
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Felt egg flats by Fuzfarm, $45 large, $25 small, are seen on Friday, Oct. 8, 2010 in San Francisco, Calif. Flexible and comforting, felt is an ancient, versatile fabric that's becoming a go-to material for tabletop designs. Crafted in autumnal hues, it

Books on eco-friendly, beautiful home design
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Two timely books dispel the notion that green design is less than beautiful. In "Houses: Modern Natural, Natural Modern" (Rizzoli, $60), author Ron Broadhurst presents beautiful structures well meshed within landscapes that range from areas around balmy,

Ask the Master Gardener: It’s alive! Raise the spirit of Halloween with plants
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Question: I’m a Halloween freak. It’s my favorite holiday. Do you have any weird plant suggestions that would help create a surreal atmosphere? Answer: A personal favorite is the Corpse Lily, (Dracunculus vulgaris), aka Stinking Corpse Lily, Dragon

Plants, Commercial Planters, and Furniture For Your Tropical Garden
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Having a tropical garden can be breathtaking. If zen garden features rocks and Italian gardens give prominence to long ponds or water channels, tropical garden stresses on tropical plants that usually have large leaves. Tropical gardens can now be

Keys to Gardening: Pink Garden Tool Sets
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Most females are into gardening. To some, gardening is a hobby or a recreational activity. Some take it as a source of living or income. Some consider it as a stress reliever and an effective meditative way to end their day after long hours of work. In

How to grow a vegetable garden in a small area
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Even the smallest growing space will reward you with fresh fruits and veggies, as long as your planting area gets at least five hours of direct sunlight per day. A deck, patio or back yard will provide herbs, salad greens, tomatoes, strawberries and

Our Garden: Winter looms for our gardens
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This time of year we usually celebrate the return of cool weather and rain. Except we had so little heat this summer that we can't rightly say we'd had time to grow tired of it. But there's no denying that autumn is upon us and winter is bearing down.

Good Housekeeping 's Holiday Gift Ideas
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You are here: Home > House and Home > Holiday Ideas > Good Housekeeping's Holiday Gift Ideas Good Housekeeping's Holiday Gift Ideas Find the perfect holiday gift for everyone on your shopping list! We've got everything from great budget gifts and

SF Giants vs. Rangers: World Series Game 2 pitchers
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Fan Shop 2010 regular season: 33 games (33 starts), three complete games, 204 innings, 161 hits, 93 walks, 170 strikeouts. Career vs. Giants: No appearances against SF Giants hitters vs. Wilson: No hitter on the Giants has had more than five plate

Our Garden: Winter looms for our gardens
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This time of year we usually celebrate the return of cool weather and rain. Except we had so little heat this summer that we can't rightly say we'd had time to grow tired of it.But there's no denying that autumn is upon us and winter is bearing down. And

1 Stop Organic Gardening Download
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You don't realize it, but in the next few minutes you're going to learn that organic gardening can greatly improve your health and energy levels while really lowering your weekly food bills and it only takes about half an hour per week.If you're like me

A show of old and new
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Russian neoclassic mahogany brass-mounted armchair from the 19th century. To some, it might seem like an odd pairing: the Tesla Roadster and . Wouldn't a classic Model T be a better fit for Friday night's Cars and Cocktails event than an electric sports

Our Garden: Winter looms for our gardens
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By Joan MorrisContra Costa Times This time of year we usually celebrate the return of cool weather and rain. Except we had so little heat this summer that we can't rightly say we'd had time to grow tired of it. But there's no denying that autumn is upon

From Garden to Vase: Carnivorous Plants Garden Party
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The week leading up to Halloween seems like the perfect time to learn about carnivorous plants. Some varieties of these flesh-eating beauties are surprisingly easy to grow at home, and in cut flower arrangements they're as long-lasting as they are

Rachael Ray to Air Hollween Special in "3D"
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In an effort to captalize on the new popularity of 3D, Rachael Ray has teamed up with 3-D Vision to broadcast segments of the Rachael Ray Show Holloween Special in 3D, which is to air this Friday, October 29th, 2010. However, unlike the new 3D Blu-ray

4 Garden Pests You Don't Want Eating Your Flowers
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While all species have their place under the Sun, garden pests are a nuisance you don't want to see in you garden. Doityourself.com, THE source for home improvement information.

Get ready for a beautiful golden autumn
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After this year's mild summer, they say, the kaleidoscope of colour created by leaves on trees, shrubs and climbers may last until the end of next month. Barring meteorological disasters, such as severe frost and gales, vibrant displays are expected at

Buy the 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