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What to do about slimy compost
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Helen Yemm advsises readers on flattened flowers and slimy compost. My three-year-old clump of veronicastrum has come up with several stems bearing ugly-looking flattened flowers. Should I take these stems out? What has caused this? I kept it well

Use your shears
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Helen Yemm advises readers on job in the garden this week, including when to use your shears. Deadhead regularly and look out for greenfly on new shoots Photo: CHRIS FORBES / ALAMY Inspect pelargoniums and bedding/container plants. Nip off any old

Share the splendor of the fruits and flowers of your labor for great prizes at heaven hill farm's most beautiful garden contest
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Like people, gardens are completely unique and should be celebrated – they are a glimpse into the soul, the embodiment of one's character. Heaven Hill Farm recognizes your toil in the soil each year by hosting the annual Most Beautiful Garden Contest

A high summer gardening tour
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Helen Yemm visited Coton Manor, the restored gardens at Hidcote Manor, and Cottesbrooke Plant Finders Fair. Helen Yemm at the Cottesbrooke Plant Finders Fair Photo: JAMES CORBETT Feeding my gardening fantasies by visiting public gardens is not something

Oklahoma home and garden calendar and briefs
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CALENDAR For more information, call the phone number or use the email address provided. To submit items, call Melissa Howell at 475-3770 or send email to mhowell@opubco.com. Please submit items at least 10 days before publication. Meetings Late Bloomers

30-Minute (or Less) Summer Suppers
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Chilled Tomato Soup with Corn Bread Croutons This twist on gazpacho is bursting with garden-fresh flavor; creamy avocado slices and corn bread croutons add delicious texture. Start to Finish: 25 minutes Turkey, Pear & Cheese Salad Turkey, sliced pears,

Decorating Rules You Can Break
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There is no rule book when it comes to decorating. But if there were, the rules are meant to be broken. Break out of your comfort zone and forget some of the guidelines that have informally become law. Kristin Schmitt Share view all thumbnails Paint the

Living Room Furniture Arrangement Ideas
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Arrange furniture to suit the way you use your living room. Share Comments (10) view all thumbnails Divide Large Spaces with Seating If your living room is the setting for large parties, bring intimacy and a comfortable sense of scale to the room by

27 Tasty Pasta Salads
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Greek Spinach-Pasta Salad with Feta & Beans This go-to main dish is so easy. Simply toss together fresh spinach, feta cheese, olive oil, lemon, pasta, canned beans, and a handful of spices. Stand: 2 hours Prep: 25 minutes Greek Pasta Salad Fresh herbs,

Natural pest controls for the organic garden
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Controlling pests naturally in the garden is mostly a matter of timing, and attracting the right insects, birds, and mammals. Cabbage loopers, mites, scale, thrip, cut worms, Japanese beetles, and aphids are all very common to the north American garden.

Herb Garden Designs : Planning Before Planting
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Before you begin turning the soil in the garden and prepare planting herbs, start by planning the design that will grace yours growing herbs. It will also help you organize the space, take into account sunlight exposure and the various sized of the herbs

Daily home & garden tip: Fight tomato blight
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View full sizePaul Bachi, University of Kentucky Research and Education Center, Bugwood.orgEarly blight on a tomato leaf. After the long wait through spring for warm weather to get tomatoes growing, the last thing you want is a disease disaster: a

Blueprints for Gardening Your Perennials and Extras
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Sometimes gardening can be a tricky business, and these challenges are just part of why we love growing so much. Some of these hurdles are often due to the peculiarities of the local soil and climate. But if you live in a cooler climate with a shorter

Planting Perennials Can Brighten Up Any Garden Area
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For many of you that have been maintaining your vegetable gardens for a long period of time, you may find that your garden simply looks plain and has become quite boring to look at. There is nothing wrong with the plain look it's just that sometimes it

Into the Garden: Coax a second bloom from spent flowers
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Tall garden phlox will not rebloom when finished blooming. The Charleston Gazette McClatchy Newspapers If picked back, geraniums will bloom through the fall. Advertiser CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Deadheading in the aviation industry refers to an employee who

Management tips for community gardens
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Are you knowledgeable on this subject? Write your own article today. Already a member? Log in. HIDE Related Titles: Helium Debate Cast your vote! or Click for your side. Featured Partner Hope 4 Kids International's mission is to bring hope and necessary

Book reviews: Diary of a French Herb Garden, by Geraldene Holt
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Garden. You will not only marvel at the variety of trees and herbs within this tiny walled garden, but also at the fact that it was created by one woman gardening and cooking writer Geraldene Holt, who chronicles her journey in The Diary of a French Herb

Tips for cleaning resin wicker garden furniture
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Other outdoor furniture stimulate creativity in children includes play houses or small picnic and matching colorful parasols, where little girls would enjoy the game in any case set with her dolls. If you do this in your garden or patio, your child

Red Butte Garden plant of the week: Xeriscape plants
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- Like this? Subscribe to get instant updates. One of the most important things to consider when planting a flower garden is what kind of climate conditions it can tolerate. Obviously with Salt Lake’s high altitude, sweltery summers, and harsh winters,

Grow up! Maximize space with vertical gardening
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Big on ideas but short on space? Maximize your yard's potential by growing up - not out - with vertical gardening. Long a staple in Europe, vertical gardening is blooming among U.S. landscapers, designers and home gardeners looking to transform skinny

'Green' contractors' red flags
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Looking to make a few eco-friendly home improvements? Do your homework before committing your cash. The trend of "greenwashing" - where unscrupulous businesses misrepresent their services or use marketing spin to sell not-so-green products and ideas - is

Going, going, gone
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Look for this salad bowl made of bamboo from Trove. For two Bay Area companies, today marks the beginning of the end, as their going-out-of-business sales commence. The doors will remain open until their inventories are gone. Both were unique resources

A true Luddite
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Rae Dunn found everything changed after she "randomly" enrolled in a ceramics class. Rae Dunn has dabbled in various careers - from waitressing and running her own restaurant to working on the design team for Esprit and creating a line of baby quilts.

A hardy marigold
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Tagetes lemmonii are perennial marigolds from the southwestern states and Mexico. This drought- tolerant plant, also called the Copper Canyon daisy, can form a bush that reaches a height of 5 to 6 feet. Mention marigolds to gardening enthusiasts, and

Tips in Gardening
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Tips on how to be successful in designing your Garden�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�? One of the best features of your house is your garden. You want to make visitor's feel that they are welcome

Healthy grass and trees; tips from Master Gardener
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ENLARGE Trees that only receive water via the lawn sprinkler develop shallow root systems that make them unstable, like this tree that toppled over. Courtesy Cooperative Extension Trees and grass have different needs and should be treated accordingly

Ashland school garden takes root in time for fall
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SAM WHEELER, Ashland Daily Tidings Recent Ashland graduate Sophie Javna, 17, weeds a bed of cabbage in an organic garden at Ashland High School in Ashland, Ore. The organic garden has taken root at Ashland High School to boost local and sustainable

Clive Edwards, gardening tips
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ORGANIC gardening is gardening without using any kind of factory made chemical fertilisers, pesticides, weedkillers or fungicides. Instead, organic gardeners use only garden compost and organic fertilisers and sprays – those made from animal or