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A glut from the vegetable allotment
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How does your allotment grow? Dont let success with veg run away with you every glut has a silver lining, says Lia Leendertz . My trug runneth over. Well, I dont own a trug, but my bags for life and Tupperware are being pressed into pretty frequent

Three recipes for a vegetable glut
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If you have grown a glut of vegetables than these three recipes. Courgette fritters My kids love fried food, and they love cheese. They are not great fans of courgettes but they eat these. I wonder why. Makes six fritters Ingredients About 250g (8oz)

There is much to enjoy and appreciate in a Summer garden
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There is absolutely no doubt about it that an herbaceous border in full colour is a wonderful sight and Yorkshire certainly has its fair share of gardens that have stunning borders. Probably one of the best known in the UK is the 140m long double

Currents | Deals: Sales at Angela Adams, Aero and Others
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Angela Adams is offering 30 percent off one-of-a-kind prototype rugs, through Saturday, and 20 percent off every item online, with the checkout code SUMMERSALE, through Monday (the Canopy Indigo 8-by-10-foot hand-tufted wool rug, originally $1,800, is

10 Tips for New Gardeners
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Have a little patch of earth all to yourself? A bountiful summer harvest of vegetables, fruits, flowers and herbs starts now. | Print 3 1 of 12 Having a little patch of earth for planting vegetables, fruit, flowers and herbs is an appealing prospect, but

Water-Saving Tips for Your Lawn and Garden
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With the season's dry air and unforgiving heat, watering is an essential part of summer. But are you wasting precious time, money and resources to keep your yard healthy? Learn how to be water-wise with these tips from home improvement expert Tom

Synagogue reaches out to community through its garden
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No one at Congregation Tiferet Israel recalls who first suggested that a half-acre of vacant land behind its building might become a garden. But everyone knows the project would never have gotten off the ground without Jan Ayers. “We were kicking the

The latest word in gardens is vertical
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Vertical gardens, inside and outside, proliferate in New York and San Francisco but not so much in Highland Park, Oak Cliff and Plano. Some book publishers already have glommed on to the trend that people who monitor such things agree was launched by

Shopping With Jesse Carrier and Mara Miller: Magazine Racks
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TO keep abreast of design trends and new products, Jesse Carrier and Mara Miller, the husband-and-wife team behind the New York interior design firm Carrier and Company, read a lot of magazines. We have 12 or 13 subscriptions and try to page through

Deals: Sales at Angela Adams, Aero and Others
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Angela Adams is offering 30 percent off one-of-a-kind prototype rugs, through Saturday, and 20 percent off every item online, with the checkout code SUMMERSALE, through Monday (the Canopy Indigo 8-by-10-foot hand-tufted wool rug, originally $1,800, is

Currents | Events: 100 or So Danish Modernist Classics, on View
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The prolific Danish furniture designer Hans Wegner created some of the best modernist design of the 20th century. And his collaboration with the master cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen, which began in the 1940s, resulted in a number of significant pieces.

Currents | Housing: Paper, Pleated and Clipped for Shelter
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Molo, a Canadian company that makes furniture, lighting and a flexible partition system called Softwall, has created an indoor emergency housing system called Softshelter. The pleated paper partitions stand 6 feet high and expand as wide as 15 feet,

Currents | Décor: Michele Oka Doner’s ‘Microscopic’ Wallpaper
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When Michele Oka Doner was a teenager, her favorite book was Microbe Hunters by Paul de Kruif. I loved the microscope, said Ms. Doner, a Manhattan artist known for sculpture, furniture and home accessories that celebrate nature. My heroine was Madame

Currents | Furniture: A Luggage Valet, Toughened With Steel
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Jim Zivic, a furniture designer known for masculine pieces like tables carved out of chunks of coal and rugs with thick leather links, has turned his attention to the lowly luggage valet. Most luggage valets are almost a throwaway piece of furniture, Mr.

Currents | Q&A: Plastic Sharks in the Fountain: The Next Chapter in Greg Lynn’s Toy Story
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Greg Lynn and his firm, Greg Lynn Form, created a fountain made of plastic toy sharks for the yard of his home in the Venice section of Los Angeles. Toys abound in the 1904 Craftsman-style home in the Venice district of Los Angeles that the architect

In the Garden: Finding the Potential in Vacant Lots
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The view from the Control Site 6, a group of four vacant parcels on Union Avenue in Cleveland. CLEVELAND Scientists are studying vacant lots to document their ecological benefits and recast them as community assets rather than urban blight. THIS city

On Location: In the High Nevada Desert, Sleeping in Star-Surround
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SCOTTYS JUNCTION, Nev. Color was used sparingly, to reflect the desert surroundings. The dining room chairs from Design Within Reach ($245 each) are red to suggest the desert heat. NEIGHBORS are few out here in the high desert of Nevada, where Fabrizio

On Location: New York in Design and African in Décor
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The stark white walls and larch wood floors, painted black, are designed to highlight the African objects in the living and dining area. FLORENCE In a 15th-century, second-floor walk-up apartment here, Adam Gaon and Loredana Tarini have created a home

Join Our Blog Council
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We’re creating a new women's lifestyle blog on our site with contributors from around the country. Interested? Fill out this form and we’ll contact you with more details. Share Create your free online surveys with SurveyMonkey, the world's leading

4 Gardening Secrets for a Bountiful Fall Harvest
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_ While TV might have you believe that spring is the official start of gardening season, it is actually fall that marks the beginning of planting season. Lower temperatures and more natural water availability are ideal -- if you avoid four common

Q&A: Dixon defines D.C. style
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It has always been tough to describe Washingtons signature style. How do you relate the historic estates in Kalorama and Georgetown to the burgeoning arts quarters on H and U streets? Barry Dixon, one of the citys best-known interior designers, thinks

The picture-perfect garden
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My gardens paper trail is a bulging folder on my desk. In it are large, folded pieces of graph paper with garden plans scribbled in haste, legible only to me. There are receipts from seed and plant companies, with lists of what I have purchased. When I

Fixing a cracked garage floor
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Q. We have owned our home since it was constructed in 1984. The garage floor is now stained and cracked. We were going to paint it with a product advertised for use on garage floors. But we called the company and were told that the paint does not fill

Live Chat: Home Front
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Conversations / Live Q&A Auto Load Responses: Font Size: 11 A.M. Home Front: Design advice from Jura Koncius and Terri Sapienza Ask now Total Responses: 0 Enter Topic: Enter Question: Editor's Note: washingtonpost.com moderators retain editorial control

Domestic Lives: Candelabra and Chipped Paint
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The author pouring tea for her sister in her family's home in Bangor, Me. The author in the library. IN the late 1950s, I and my junior-high classmates in Bangor, Me., took a nationwide test called Project Talent. On the last page, we were asked to list

Home and Garden
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403 Count Generals Woods Road, Gambrills, Danforth-KMJ LLC, grading for single-family dwelling with associated improvements, $5,173. 404 Count Generals Woods Road, Gambrills, Danforth-KMJ LLC, grading for single-family dwelling with associated

Great Housewarming Idea: A First Garden Kit The Gardenist
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Setting up house (to me) has always meant setting up garden too. It's a family tradition that I remember since I was a kid; house moves involved a couple days of packing furniture and home goods, and then a couple days of digging precious plants, potting