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What to do with pots of perennials
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I have grown some herbaceous plants from seed for the first time, but now I have a dilemma. They are all sitting in 9in pots waiting to be planted but the bed where they will eventually reside won't be ready until late autumn. The plants are Rudbeckia

Acidanthera and poinsettia woes
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A catalogue of woes from Mavis Green about her acidanthera (now Gladiolus murielae). These are the elegantly droopy, fabulously scented white gladioli with maroon throats that should be in full flower now. Mavis can't get them to work in the garden, nor

What to do with pots of perennials
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I have grown some herbaceous plants from seed for the first time, but now I have a dilemma. They are all sitting in 9in pots waiting to be planted but the bed where they will eventually reside won't be ready until late autumn. The plants are Rudbeckia

What to do with bulbils on lillies
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My lilies have produced small grape-like nodules underneath each leaf on the stems. What are they and can I propagate from them? M J Nicholls, Mablethorpe These are bulbils and you can try propagating from them. Not all lilies produce these bulbils -

Stellar trees for a small garden
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When most gardeners start out they are primarily concerned with growing flowers, or perhaps flowery shrubs and easy vegetables, possibly a fruit tree - plants that reward them quickly. The idea of planting purely ornamental trees may not, for obvious

Custom homes set for Walnut Ridge
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Verseman Development Co. is making progress on its new Walnut Ridge community in Cary, which will feature five custom homes. A half-mile east of U.S. Highway 14 in a landscaped cul-de-sac, Walnut Ridge has four one-third-acre home sites on which a custom

Black Friday Tips For Retailers
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It is hard to believe that Black Friday, the traditional kick-off to the Christmas and Winter Holiday shopping season is less than eight weeks away, but the buzz on what will be the big doorbusters this year will be starting soon. However, before all the

New Study Reveals Progress of Blu-ray Disc Format
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A new study on Blu-ray provides some interesting information on the penetration of the Blu-ray Disc format into the consumer market, its relationship with streaming video content, and an interesting profile of Blu-ray Disc Player owners. Some quick

Helpful Tips And Suggestions To Have An Appealing Garden Landscaping
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Possessing a thought concerning can be a benefit. You need to determine as to what notion of landscaping greatly matches one's yard. You could come up with numerous tips but the best one that's perfect for the backyard usually takes some research.This

Get great fall color with these gardening tips
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When the weather cools and pumpkins color the landscape, it's time to create pretty fall containers for your outdoor spaces. http://dailypress.com Place the pots on porches and patios, or tuck them into beds among evergreens. The pop of color and visual

Inventors solve home and garden problems
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. To anyone who's ever sat in the backyard and brainstormed, Jill Plumb and Rob Lenney offer inspiration, even hope. The two inventors struck pay dirt with their ideas for common gardening problems. http://www.sacbee.com/ Their simple

Green thumbs up: Sustain and propagate tender plants for next summer’s garden
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Following several days of summery temperatures and stifling humidity, the remnants of Tropical Storm Nicole swept through the South Shore, helping to alleviate September’s rainfall deficit while ushering in brisk breezes and a taste of fall.

Meet Claudia Mengel
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Even though artist Claudia Mengel is from Connecticut, she still manages to capture the beauty of Maryland’s shoreline and countryside in many of her works. Members of the general public will get the opportunity to meet Mengel and view her art from

Home improvement webchat with George Clarke
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Planning a new home improvement project? Whether you're building a home, starting a new renovation or simply looking for ways to add value to your home, expert George Clarke will be on hand to answer all your questions in our sister site

Green thumbs up: Sustain and propagate tender plants for next summer’s garden
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Begonias will flower all winter on a sunny windowsill, a welcome reminder of the season past and a new growing season to come. Hanover — Following several days of summery temperatures and stifling humidity, the remnants of Tropical Storm Nicole swept

Get Rid of Stink Bug in your Home and Garden Permanently
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: Home Entry Points No matter how new your home is, no home is air tight. There are always some openings, cracks or holes which may be on the ceiling, in the basement or cracks on the wall. Stink bugs are probably the most persistent insect one can

Get great fall color with these gardening tips
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When the weather cools and pumpkins color the landscape, it's time to create pretty fall containers for your outdoor spaces. Place the pots on porches and patios, or tuck them into beds among evergreens. The pop of color and visual interest makes your

Inventors solve home and garden problems
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. To anyone who's ever sat in the backyard and brainstormed, Jill Plumb and Rob Lenney offer inspiration, even hope. The two inventors struck pay dirt with their ideas for common gardening problems. Their simple solutions with catchy

A Beginner's Garden: Grow Elephant Garlic, Allium Ampeloprasum
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How to Plant Regular Garlic and Elephant Garlic Fern Fischer Takeaways Growers use the term "seed garlic" to refer to garlic raised for planting. Buy organic seed garlic to avoid synthetic chemicals. Whether you want to grow garlic for its health

Great gardens to visit: Groombridge Place, Kent
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First laid out in 1674 on a south-facing slope, the formal walled gardens are set against the romantic backdrop of a medieval moat house (not open). They include herbaceous borders, an exquisite white rose garden, a secret garden, knot garden, nut walk,

Expert advice on fertilising soil during October
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Her timely advice involves the application of a special, potent ingredient that has proved the secret of Heligan's success over the years - well-rotted horse manure. She says that October is the best month to work extra hard at enriching the soil by

Get great fall color with these gardening tips
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When the weather cools and pumpkins color the landscape, it's time to create pretty fall containers for your outdoor spaces.

Inventors solve home and garden problems
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — To anyone who's ever sat in the backyard and brainstormed, Jill Plumb and Rob Lenney offer inspiration, even hope. The two inventors struck pay dirt with their ideas for common gardening problems.