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How to spring-clean the garden
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For the vegetable gardener, there is something deeply satisfying about clearing away last year's detritus and creating a clean slate for the new season. Growing beds should be separated from paths, and beds should be no more than 4 feet wide. This allows

Gardener's almanac (April 2)
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Happy April! —What a beautiful month, and the weather is once again on the upswing. Let's hope for no more freezes. Overseed — It's time to overseed the lawn and build a thick, healthy turf that keeps out weeds. If using a crabgrass preventer on

How to check out a neighborhood
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Imagine that you are an eager home hunter who can't believe your luck. The newly listed property you are touring exceeds all the criteria on your wish list: It's sparkling clean with every amenity you desire. The price is right, too. But you step outside

Demographer sees surge of interest in renting rather than buying a home
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Cheryl Russell says the loss of middle-class wealth and greater student debt make home buying unaffordable for many young adults. They also see more flexibility in renting than buying. Although we might resist the implication that every aspect of our

Casual comments can cost a home buyer or seller
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The agent in Cory Brewer's Mercer Island, Wash., Re/Max office received an offer that was far below his client's asking price. But before the contract could be presented to the seller, the would-be buyers posted on their Facebook page how badly they

Extra interest charged to pay off FHA loans early comes under fire
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Critics say the FHA's policy of charging a full month's worth of interest on loans even if sellers and refinancers pay them off at the beginning of the month is unfair. Could the federal government's booming FHA mortgage program be forcing homeowners to

Home of the Week: Brentwood compound inspired by a Mexican master
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The single-level contemporary pays homage to famed architect Ricardo Legorreta with solid geometric forms, warm hues, and a shifting interplay of light and shadow. A sculptural assemblage of rectangles imbued with earth tones that change hues with the

Ruth's Tips: Spring plant sale and Opening Day at the Garden
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By and staffContra Costa Times correspondents Q: The column about Aloe humilis was very interesting because I had not realized that there were such attractive miniature kinds of aloes. Is this plant available at the Ruth Bancroft Garden? A: Many people

In the Garden, April 2-9
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IN THE GARDENMaster Gardeners and experts with the California Association of Nurseries and Garden Centers say: Give your lawn a head start for the summer by aerating in the spring.

Which Herbs an Italian Herb Garden Has to Have!
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When planting basil make sure you do it in a place that is reached by sunlight. Basil is a herb that is really sensitive to cold temperatures. It also has many uses. You can use it to enhance your recipes. The commonly known caprese salad with tomatoes

Thyme Herb Garden - On Finding the Best Variety, Growing, Harvesting and Making Herbes De Provence
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With such a long history behind it, this is one herb that any gardener would love to grow! As if that was not enough, there are many different varieties of thyme, all with different benefits. Some of the more common ones include: * Garden Thyme (Thymus

Growing a Tea Herb Garden For Women's General & Reproductive Health
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Healing secrets were traditionally passed from mother to daughter with herbs being the most common remedy for treatment. My grandmother always had a special tea herb garden that was used in just about every situation imaginable. In particular, during

Companion Planting For Organic Vegetable & Herb Gardens
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An example of this was the year the HerbFest sold "Elephant Ears" tropical plants so the heat sensitive French Tarragon, Dill, and Chervil could be planted underneath the large leaves providing shade during the hot part of the day. Companions use garden

Italian Herb Garden - The Perfect Herb Garden for Beginners
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Why is an Italian Herb Garden perfect - because it contains the four main classes of herbs: Aromatic, Culinary, Medicinal, and Ornamental herbs. Plus it has annual herbs, perennial herbs, shrub herbs, and evergreen herbs. Here are the most common herbs

Check out Miele's new range of vacuum cleaners
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Whether you're a pet owner, a new mum, a fashionista or an eco warrior, there's a Miele vacuum cleaner for you Struggle to suck up those pesky cat or dog hairs? Only get time to clean when your little one's asleep? Well, whatever your requirements Miele

Garden checklist for April 2
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Clear water in Garden Ponds - Maintaining Sparkling Water In Your Pond
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Clean pond water not only looks nice, but your fish appreciate it too. Water gardens take a lot of hard work. Using pond products and maintaining them constantly, ponds will have a long life. It is well worth the time and effort it takes to keep a pond

Organic Gardening
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Gardening enthusiast can find gardening tips, advice, news and links to help with your backyard vegetables. Polls Notes Links History

Spring Time - time to spend in the garden
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For many of us living in greater London our back garden is the nearest we get to wild life. And there is no better time than spring to get familiar with your local wild creatures. With a little careful thought and minimal expense we can all create a

A City Park Spring Garden Show salute to flowers that bloom in blue
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Although green flowers exist, like most people I tend to look at them as more of a curiosity than something I want to fill my garden with. Blue, particularly true blue, is another color relatively rare among garden flowers. Blame the pollinators.

Snooping around: Rural, urban and renovation
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Let's move to the Llŷn Peninsula, north Wales
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'An arm of rock so disdainful of the madding crowd it stretches deep into the Irish Sea.' Photograph: Christopher Thomond for the Guardian What's going for it? Now that Cornwall is full up, the more remote coastal reaches of Wales have become the

Nina Topper: punch up neutral with saturated color
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"Living in a house with three brothers and two working parents was a bit hectic," Nina Topper recently recalled of her upbringing in suburban Maryland. "I truly believe this was the genesis for my love for organization, design and - yes - control

Room Service design shop in Hayes Valley
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Room Service offers custom furniture, ceramics and graphic artwork. With home boutiques such as Propeller, Zonal, Peace Industry, Lotus Bleu and Plantation all within a three-block radius, Hayes Valley has long been a design hub for locals, not to

April garden essentials
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Planting a young tomato plant in The Chronicle rooftop garden photographed in San Francisco on Friday, May 8, 2009. As soon as the soil and the air temperature are warm enough, place plants in the garden so they will fruit or flower sooner. In the

Alpine strawberry a tasty ancestor
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Strawberries are so common in supermarkets, and in some of our gardens, that it seems there is little need to write about them. That might be true, except for a tasty forebear of our market berries, the alpine strawberry (Fragaria vesca). While this

6 Steps to a Successful Spring Garden
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These key elements will ensure that your plants stay healthy and productive during springtime. » From Sunset Rob D. Brodman Close [x]How to Live in the West « 1 of 7 Plant in Raised Beds Filled with rich, fast-draining planting mix, raised beds are an

Celebrate Earth Month
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In honor of Earth Month, Good Housekeeping offers advice, ideas, and products to help you protect the environment Chef Emeril Lagasse on why decided to go green What you can — and can't — recycle Find out how in this video How to earn money for your