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Tips to keep your garden in summer bloom
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The secret behind most well designed gardens that stay looking good all the way through to autumn is a strong color theme. For easy maintenance though, you also want to ensure that you select blooms and shrubs that need little to no watering. Ensure that

Grow Backyard Garden Your Very Own Organic Garden
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Imagine experiencing what it would be like to create an organic garden that is all natural with no chemicals to have a bad impact on the planet.�? With a little reseach and weed pulling you can grow backyard garden your very own organic garden. Whether

New Tennessee Law Targets Streaming Site Login Sharing
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Tennessee state lawmakers have passed a bill that make it illegal for you to share login information for streaming media services — Netflix, Rhapsody, Napster or other subscription online streaming sites. As of July 1, 2011, it is a crime to share your

Fenton Open Gate Garden Club to host Garden Tour on July 10
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Seven gardens will be featured this year in Fenton. Master gardeners will be available to answer questions, and plants will be labeled at each garden. The $10 admission (children 12 and under free) includes maps and garden guides, refreshments, merchant

Our Garden: Summer fruit tree pruning
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With fruit trees already laden with fruit, pruning isn't something most of us think about doing right now.

Daily home & garden tip: Plant a few sunflowers or a whole hedge
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View full size Sunflowers, those fast-growing tall annuals with cheerful faces, seem to say "summer." They're easy to grow, and their seeds are prized by birds and humans. You can even create a barrier or focal point with a hedge of tall sunflowers --

Fresh Home Gardening and Landscaping Design Ideas – Garden World
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Are you planning to create a better home for your family by just adding that natural greenery and floral touch inside and around house? There are many ways you can plan and design your landscape. If gardening is what you enjoy to recreate and pacify I'd

Jeffers Design Group devises fun, elegant home
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A gallery wall in the family room. At the center of the grouping is Dan Jackson's "Ode to Fat Chair," one of many pieces acquired from Dolby Chadwick Gallery. While flipping through the pages of a shelter magazine, one spread in particular caught the

'Tales' designer Douglas Schmidt lets space speak
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Douglas Schmidt was the set designer for ACT's production of "Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City." The interior of Douglas Schmidt and Stephen Martin's hillside home in San Francisco looks like the set for a 1950s urban comedy. The interior of their

Grandma May a master in art of budget home decor
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Writer Meredith May, at age 2, opens presents with Grandma May in Pacific Grove, while Grandpa May looks on. Living in an expensive city, much of my home design is of the do-it-yourself variety. And while "real simple" living is fashionable right now, I

Master Gardeners: Low-water succulents offer textures, shapes, colors and sizes to enhance any garden
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By For the water-conscious gardener, succulents may make an ideal contribution to the garden. Their varied textures, shapes and sizes will enhance the garden's design. Some succulents can contribute colorful flowers, others add striking foliage or

Plus: Giselle Gyalzen's 'lovely things'
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Giselle Gyalzen pursued her dream of being a shopkeeper by taking over Rare Device. For Giselle Gyalzen, becoming the proprietor of a San Francisco design and gift boutique/gallery started rather simply, with her admiration for a painting hanging in a

Grow one wicked garden
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A six-pack of seeds with deadly histories inspired by Amy Stewart's best-seller "Wicked Plants." A six-pack of seeds with deadly histories is now available for your own "poison garden." Inspired by Amy Stewart's best-seller, "Wicked Plants: The Weed That

The Grapevine: What plant in your garden has found conditions perfectly to its liking this year?
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Each growing season has its idiosyncrasies. What plant in your garden has found conditions perfectly to its liking this year? E-mail acalovich@wichitaeagle.com or answer at Kansas.com/garden. For more, subscribe to How the Garden Grows, The Eagle's

Plant Pro: RWP Community Garden
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Plant Pro Sejal Lanterman finds out more about the Roger Williams Park Community Garden. Share This: Email My

Garden Life - June 2011
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Ive been given a Japanese Maple in a pot and told that they are difficult to grow. How should I look after it? Justine from BelperJapanese Maples (Acers) do have a reputation for being difficult but this is simply not true. If you decide to keep it in a

July: the lazy gardener's guide
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? Cut back lavender plants to help them keep their shape. ? Plant a broad bowl or window box with no-water succulents for a fuss-free display. ? Mulch ground after rain to keep water in and weeds out. ? Sow pea tips for a pretty and tasty topping. Push

Your garden: Water and liquid fertilizer work wonders
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David Cooper's pond took extensive work. He went through many shovels while digging it.Buy Photo David Cooper's garden on Richmond Avenue is almost 2 years old. Most of the plants came from his garden on Ridgeway Road and made the move during the span of

Tipsheet: July to-do list for gardeners
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Here's the July to-do list for gardeners:Tackle tomato problems1. Blossom-end rot is a very common problem that appears as dark, leathery patches on the bottom end of the fruit. It is generally caused by inconsistent watering and/or calcium deficiency.

Design Your Home Garden With Flowers
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PREPARING THE STEM A majority of flowers and foliage can be conditioned in a common way but some need extra care. Give a deep drink of water for a minimum of two to three hours. However, an overnight dip should be preferred. Thereafter, to prolong

Home and Garden Digest, July 2, 2011: Love Apple Farm hosts mid-July classes
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Love Apple Farms hosts mid-July classes Love Apple Farms will be teaching several upcoming gardening classes: Tomato Masters is a backyard tomato-growing workshop, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. July 9 and 24. Learn the latest techniques for fertilizing, pruning and

Home Calendar: Workshops let curious crafters explore new mediums
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Dallas market welcomes folk artists
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The Dallas Market Center’s Robbin Wells was thinking only of business when she hatched the idea of inviting Third World folk artists to the summer home and gift market last month. After all, “handmade,” “authentic” and “ethnic” are

Fresh Home Gardening and Landscaping Design Ideas - Garden World
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Article Summary: Are you planning to create a better home for your family by just adding that natural greenery and floral touch inside and around house? There are many ways you can plan and design your landscape. Are you planning to create a better home

july in the garden: Perennial flowers, garlic scapes and serendipity
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