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LG Shows Off 31-Inch OLED TV
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LCD and Plasma TV dominate store shelves, however, another flat panel television technology, OLED has been "waiting in the wings" for some years as manufacturers have been on and off with OLED product development. OLED TV technology is cutting-edge,

Toshiba Announces New TV Line-up - Includes 3D
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Although arriving late to the 3D-TV market, Toshiba is confident that its new WX800 Cinema Series TVs will draw in consumers with their performance and features. What makes these sets attractive is that they incorporate 3D, LED Backlighting, 240Hz

Spears and Munsil High Definition Benchmark Disc - Product Of The Week
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You just shelled out big bucks for that new HDTV or video projector. It looked great at the dealer, but how do you know if you got your money's worth in terms of real-world performance. Also, is that Blu-ray Disc player you have really up to snuff? What

Black, white and homey all over
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Lea Suzuki / The Chronicle The move to a new home gave SF Girl by Bay blogger Victoria Smith the chance to try out "a sophisticated brand of eclectic." While some people detest the burdens of moving, others embrace it as an opportunity to purge, start

A look at Bay Area living
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Ric Miller Gaze at bay views, lush gardens, cobblestone walkways, intricate woodwork and classic architecture in the Bay Area during fall home tours taking place next weekend and extending into October. Four tours covering a range of architectural styles

Tool Time: garden calendar
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You can't dig with it. And you can't use it to water your plants. But there may be no more functional "tool" for a gardener than a gardening calendar, complete with beautiful garden photos and monthly garden tips. No less an authority than

Tell us: How did your garden grow?
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Tell us "... How did your garden grow? Were you a first-time gardener at your home or community garden this summer? An old hand with a new crop of interesting heirlooms? Tell us in 250 words or less, and let us know if you have a photo we can run of your

Master Gardener: Take local frost dates into consideration when preparing your fall vegetable garden
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Contra Costa Times correspondent Q: I live in Martinez. When is my first and last frost date? I would like this information to help me know when to plant my vegetable garden. A: Martinez is in Central Contra Costa County. As a general rule, the Master

Home and garden calendar: Events and workshops around Sacramento
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Classes/workshops TODAY � "Gardening for Youths," compost seminar. 8-10 a.m. at GEO Garden, Grant High School, 1221 S. Ave., Sacramento. Free kitchen compost bin included; biostack compost bins available for $65. (916) 808-8260. � Dennis Miller will

Dig into fall vegetable garden
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Fall offers some of the best vegetable gardening. In fact, autumn's cool weather and Jack Frost's nippy touches can enhance the flavor of healthy greens such as collards. Spinach often survives winter, giving you a source of valuable iron, vitamins and

Top Picks: Home and garden events around Sacramento
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(The Sacramento Bee - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- Century-old homes in and around Q Street's 'Bungalow Row' historic district will be open to the public Sunday during the 35th annual Sacramento Old City Association Home Tour.

Fall planting can give garden a head start
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But before you dig, make sure to develop a landscape plan An outdoor dining area designed by Graham Landscape Architecture is complemented with lush plantings. (Anne Gummerson, The Baltimore Sun / September 18, 2010) Related X Text Size

How to move fuchsias around
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I make no apologies to answering another fuchsia question - judging by the mail, this is very much a fuchsia time of year since they are at their best (or not) now. This also deals with the problem, however, of moving plants at the "wrong" time. In this

Lawns infested by ants
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All those who, like Arthur Dixon, from Pinner, suffered from ant-infested lawns this summer (ants love dry soil), should have a go with a biological control - using an ant-nest-busting nematode. More details (and supplies) of Nemasys No Ants from Green

Pick fuchsia magellanica 'Versicolor' for you new colour scheme
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I have had a common hardy fuchsia in a border in my garden for 13 years and have done nothing to it, apart from cutting it back in spring. It has rewarded me every year with a stunning display of flowers. I am planting a new border with a colour scheme

Cut back perennials, sow winter salads
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Certain plants need to be cut down now so that they form a tight cushion of fresh growth that will allow them to overwinter successfully. Shear off achilleas, perennial violas (including all Viola cornuta varieties) and lychnis, plus anything else that

How to ensure healthy Allium 'Purple Sensation'
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Could you help resolve a dispute about the deadheading of Allium 'Purple Sensation'? I argue with he who knows best that we should deadhead them and feed the bulbs (as with daffodils) to ensure that they flower well the next year (ours go downhill). He

How to get rid of ragwort
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We have identified a self-seeded plant in our garden as ragwort. While we do not have any horses or bovines, we are concerned as to how to get rid of it. Keith Coles, via email Ragwort (Senecio jacobaea) is a raggedy yellow-flowered plant - a common weed

Enterprising Adventure with Baby Lock
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See the new features of the Baby Lock Enterprise Embroidery Machine. Don’t let the 10 needles scare you, it’s incredibly intuitive and will help perfect any project. Transcript More Video Need to balance your diet? Put the pyramid to work for you and

Healthy & Delicious Snacks
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Make snack time count by making healthy AND delicious choices, like these three easy ideas. Transcript " Better Homes and Gardens is pleased to partner with -- mouth to bring you that funds next video series yeah. Plenty want to gotten to know --

6 Decorative Garden Lighting Ideas
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Decorative garden lighting is an important element of yard decoration and landscaping. It can also be used to mark paths for night walking. Here are several different ideas you can use to great effect. Rock Garden Lights These lights are put into fake

Plantings lovingly frame New Orleans Museum of Art's sculpture garden
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Many gardeners consider their work to be their form of self-expression, their art. Pamela Buckman's work with plants makes her part artist, all right, but she's part framer as well. When Buckman in 2008 became manager of the Besthoff Sculpture Garden

Home tours showcase Bay Area living
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Ric Miller Gaze at bay views, lush gardens, cobblestone walkways, intricate woodwork and classic architecture in the Bay Area during fall home tours taking place next weekend and extending into October. Four tours covering a range of architectural styles

Tahitian gardenia won't warm to S.F.
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Peter S. Goltra / NTBC The sweetly scented Tahitian gardenia is a tempting plant, but it needs a warm, humid environment and requires special care. Q: I just got a Tahitian gardenia. I was wondering if you have any tips. A: I can see why you'd want to

De Sousa style: Modern with a nod to the past
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Russell Yip / The Chronicle STYLEMAKER SPOTLIGHT: GEOFFREY DE SOUSA At first glance, Geoffrey De Sousa's striking interiors appear decidedly modern. But closer inspection reveals rooms that simultaneously infuse a sense of warmth and history. It's no

Master Gardener: Take local frost dates into consideration when preparing your fall vegetable garden
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Q: I live in Martinez. When is my first and last frost date? I would like this information to help me know when to plant my vegetable garden.A: Martinez is in Central Contra Costa County. As a general rule, the Master Gardeners use Nov. 15 and March 15

The holy grail of kale
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It is the last of the leaf planting days for a while and wanting to make use of the remaining warmth of the sun, I steal time to go up to the allotment and sow some seed. Our plot is now divided roughly into thirds, two of which will be covered in cow