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Diggin' In: Time to start work on that fall garden
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Mid- to late-summer is the ideal time to start a fall garden, or a “second season” crop of your favorite cool-season vegetables and flowers, according to Renee Shepherd of Renee’s Garden and the nonprofit Home Garden Seed Association. What to grow.

What's Your Definition of Clean?
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"Why do you always let this place get so %&$# cluttered!?" Sound familiar? Many people experience frequent arguments and frustration over clutter and cleanliness. In my opinion, many of these arguments could be prevented and many conversations would have

California Home and Design chief's final word: soul
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Shortly before graduating from San Francisco State University, Erin Feher landed an internship with California Home and Design ( www.californiahomedesign.com "Every day that I've had a job where I get to write and write creatively, I've felt extremely

Seeking attractive plants for street tree wells
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Sea pink, beach strawberry and English chamomile are three good choices for residents to plant under street trees in San Francisco. Q: The city is again requiring me to replace a sidewalk torn up by a sycamore tree. They won't let me replace the tree,

Her Majesty's Secret Beekeeper back in bees-ness
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Bryon Waibel reopened Her Majesty's Secret Beekeeper in San Francisco last month. City apiarists felt the sting when Cameo Wood closed Her Majesty's Secret Beekeeper in San Francisco last summer. The urban beekeeping supply store was a welcome addition

Terrariums becoming popular for gardens, crafts
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The hanging terrarium is one of many displayed in "Terrarium Craft." Going small is getting big, as gardeners and craft makers turn to terrariums in order to cultivate their own miniature landscapes. "Terrarium Craft: Create 50 Magical, Miniature Worlds"

Outdoor Shade Ideas for Your Garden, Deck, Patio and Porch
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_ On hot summer days, your indoor spaces can feel hotter than outdoor ones. But only if you can hide in the shade. So how can you introduce more shade into your garden, deck, patio or porch? Here are 9 imaginative shade ideas for creating outdoor

Properties: Italian in Comfort, but With the Feeling of Traditional Japan
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All the furniture in� Hideto and Yukiko Yoshikawa's home was made to order, including the dining table. OSAKA Hideto and Yukiko Yoshikawa have difficulty describing exactly how they became enamored of the designs of Luigi Velati, a Milan-born architect

Time to start work on that fall garden
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Mid- to late-summer is the ideal time to start a fall garden, or a "second season" crop of your favorite cool-season vegetables and flowers, according to Renee Shepherd of Renee's Garden and the nonprofit Home Garden Seed Association. What to grow. Even

All this and tennis courts
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A view of the stately home shows off the tennis court and private gardens, as well as the property's view of the . The bridge's architect, Joseph Strauss, had a hand in the design of 2901 Broadway. If location is the key to the perfect home, then this

Prepare your fall vegetable garden now
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Broccoli Tip of the Week The last thing many people want to think about right now is planting more crops that need tending during this summer heat. But late July is a great time to plant a vegetable garden here in Kansas City. Planting vegetables now is

Roku Releases New Media Streamer Line-up
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Roku has enjoyed great success with its series of Roku boxes, and now, it is time for the sequel as Roku announces their new Roku 2 product line. In addition to streaming movies, TV, and music, the new product line adds game play and an innovative motion

Sonos Adds Lower-Priced Play:3 ZonePlayer
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In a previous report, we presented an overview of the of the Sonos Whole Home Music Streaming System. Now, Sonos has announced a new addition to the system that is very affordable and extends the capabilities of the system. For all the details, read:

Yamaha Unveils New BD-A1010 Blu-ray Disc Player
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The BD-A1010 packs in a lot of features, including 3D and Net Streaming (Netflix, Blockbuster, and Film Fresh), as well as SACD and DVD-Audio playback via HDMI or 5.1/7.1 channel analog audio outputs. Other convenient features include additional

Home Theater Term of the Week: Blu-ray Disc Region Code
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However, instead of eight official regions used for coding DVDs, for Blu-ray Discs, there are only three regions, designated as follows: Region A: U.S., Japan, Latin America, East Asia (except China). Region B: Europe, Africa, Australia, New Zealand

Bend sofa can be changed to fit space
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Patricia Urquiola's Bend Sofa, which earned 2010's Best of the Year honors from Interior Design Magazine, is a favorite at B&B Italia. Launched in Milan, the artistic yet comfortable piece is a crowd-pleaser, according to Jennifer King, showroom manager

Pacific Heights mansion features views, tennis courts
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A view of the stately home shows off the tennis court and private gardens, as well as the property's view of the . The bridge's architect, Joseph Strauss, had a hand in the design of 2901 Broadway. If location is the key to the perfect home, then this

Orinda home is perfect for entertaining
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The 2.23-acre property, perfect for entertaining, provides numerous views of Mount Diablo, as well as a lap pool, infinity pool and spa. In a location where buyers often equate homes that sit on flat acreage to the best outdoor spaces, this 2.23-acre

Interior Designer Jean Larette transforms guest house
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The loveseat in the living room converts into a pull-out bed, while the wooden coffee and end tables provide a rustic touch. Light blues and dusty golds welcome visitors to this just-completed 600-square-foot Wine Country guest house. The owners of the

Windsor resort-style estate features equestrian facility
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The sprawling Windsor property, which has views of the Russian River Valley as well as Mount Saint Helena, includes 16 planted acres of Pinot and Chardonnay grapes, as well as a 8,000-square-foot main residence. This resort-style home, set along a

Mulch to save your plants from dying in the heat
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Don’t be thinking there is a miracle you can enact to keep your garden alive as the 100-plus-degree days drag by and the nighttime lows set record highs. Do not expect a horticultural expert to dispense fail-safe remedies to keep your heretofore

Garden Calendar: victory gardens, pollination, bonsai basics
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BECOME A MASTER GARDENER:Applications are due Thursday for the Collin County master gardener training program. The 65 hours of instruction cover topics including lawn care, ornamental trees and shrubs, gardening, home fruit production and water

Book helps you grow vegetables even in the city
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Think you need a back forty, or at least a back balcony, to homestead? Do you believe it is impossible for the typical urban dweller to be in closer touch with the natural world? Think again. But first pick up a copy ofThe City Homesteaderby Scott Meyer

Lewisville backyard a lush departure from typical suburbia
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Don Fraser’s numerous talents carpentry, design, electronics and crafts in addition to horticulture skills have converged to turn a lifeless suburban backyard into a garden oasis for flowering plants, birds and insects and, even in this heat, humans.

Time to start work on that fall garden
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Mid- to late-summer is the ideal time to start a fall garden, or a "second season" crop of your favorite cool-season vegetables and flowers, according to Renee Shepherd of Renee's Garden and the nonprofit Home Garden Seed Association. What to grow. Even

More Small Space Solutions
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We've gone over small space decorating tips many times on this website but I still maintain that you can never get enough. I'm always on the hunt for more ideas and photos to get inspired by. Today I posted a new piece on small space solutions for some