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Wrought Iron Planters: One of the Most Sought After Garden Decor
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Wrought iron planters are beautiful garden decorativeswhich are known for their attractive designs and finishes. Incorporating a wide range of design and shape options, these planters feature beautiful craftsmanship and style. �?Nowadays, in modern

Home of the Week: Pretty, grand Mediterranean in San Marino
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The longtime owner has preserved the floor plan and vibrant details that give character to the 1920s-era house; this is no creaky holdover or retro makeover. Mary Gribble gazes up at the cathedral ceiling in the living room of the San Marino home she has

Banks gearing up to fill looming gap in jumbo loans
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Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the FHA are facing an upcoming cutback in mortgage limits, but banks say they're planning to expand their jumbo loan business in high-cost housing markets. How big a deal is the upcoming cutback in mortgage limits for Fannie

Investors to the rescue of housing market
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Real estate investors will outnumber traditional borrowers 3 to 1 during the next two years, a new survey says, helping clear millions of repossessed properties from banks' books and pave the way for a recovery. Who is going to lead the housing market

Google Music - First Look
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Google Music is Google's cloud-based music streaming service. As a cloud locker, users upload music from their home music library to be saved on Google's cloud servers. Using the Google Music player, you can stream music to computers and devices. Still

Garden chores for July
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If you want to know what you should be doing in your garden this month, start with your computer. Simply type "July garden tips" in the Google search box and you will get plenty of advice and a list of chores that is a mile long. But not all of

Prepare for summer festivities with these simple home and garden clean-up projects
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Whether it's a broken bird bath, a loose stone on a walkway, or a broken patio chair, there are some things you need to take care of before your guests arrive. The best way to prepare for these upcoming household fixes is to assemble a first-aid repair

Great Escape: Home and Garden Fair
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Each week, we’ll tell you about one great idea to give you a much deserved break, and make your life a little easier, maybe a whole lot easier. Come to the Home and Garden Fair in Fairfield this Saturday and check out various handcrafted art,

Home and Garden Digest, July 10, 2011: Calling all horological enthusiasts
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Are you interested in old clocks or watches? The local chapter of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors is meeting noon to 3 p.m. July 17 at the Live Oak Grange Hall, 1900 17th Ave. The meeting is free and open to anyone who would like

Four things to do in the garden this week in July
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When you go on vacation, water houseplants, then place them in the bathtub with 1 to 2 inches of water. Leaving lawn to go dormant sets it up for an invasion of weeds. Water 1 inch a week to keep grass healthy. If you've got an area where weeds got away

Three Northwest Garden tours, thousands of plants, four favorites: Peruvian Lily, a red-hot poker, horned champion, and Embothrium coccineum
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Three tours, more than a dozen gardens, thousands of plants: That's been my life for the past month. And it didn't once rain. I'm a bit overstimulated, but in the best of ways. So many plants are dancing in my head, I've been making a list. On top are

Hanging Birdbath Feeder Cast Iron Patio Garden Yard
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Buy new: $14.99 (Visit the Hot New Releases in Backyard Birding list for authoritative information on this product's current rank.) Review & Description The popular "Birdfeeder" design is exquisitely represented in this beautiful birdbath. This delicate

Folding Garden Furniture
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There is absolutely nothing hazardous about it. For each likelihood you are hunting to gown your backyard up a bit, and in executing so create outdoor residing area. In that circumstance, total lines of matching sets out there in different colors are

Daily home & garden tip: Keep vegetables watered adequately by watching appearance, timing
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View full size Proper watering of vegetables is critical to harvesting the most robust and best-quality produce. How to know if you're watering enough? Look at your plants, not at the soil. Wilting during the day, slow growth or dull green color are the

Inspiration in the details
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Lynne Rutter's decorative murals can be found in San Francisco's Westin St. Francis, the Burlingame Public Library and the Paris Las Vegas Hotel and Casino. Lynne Rutter's passion for decorative painting is evident in the breadth of her portfolio. She

Chris Baisa's hand-knotted rugs' modern touch
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Chris Baisa (left) and Tom Barnard in Delinear's first brick-and-mortar store, which opened in San Francisco's design district in June. Anyone who describes himself as a "hard-core modernist" is not going to be a fan of fringe. That was a problem for

Lose a lawn, gain a bounty
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When half of the author's front lawn died, she and her husband opted to build two 4-by-8-foot raised vegetable beds with a buffer of roses closest to the street. My mini-mutiny began last fall when half of our formidable front lawn turned the color of

Organic Vegetable Garden
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ing Organic Vegetable Garden Organic Vegetable Gardening Article by Arabella May Biddle Starting your own organic vegetable garden is not that hard and the benefits are numerous. First of all, when you purchase products from the grocery store you do not

Clive Edwards, garden tips – hydroponics
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It is possible to grow house plants without any soil using a system known as hydroponics. Clive Edwards explains how MOST hydroponically grown house plants are grown in special double containers, sometimes known as hydropots. The plant itself grows in

During a summer dry spell, prioritize to keep your garden growing
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During dry spells, prioritize to keep your garden growing . / iStockphoto Written by Filed Under After an unusually wet spring, Mother Nature reversed gears this summer season with a dry spell that's supposed to stretch into much of next week. What's a

Home and Garden Digest, July 10, 2011: Calling all horological enthusiasts
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Are you interested in old clocks or watches? The local chapter of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors is meeting noon to 3 p.m. July 17 at the Live Oak Grange Hall, 1900 17th Ave. The meeting is free and open to anyone who would like

Gardening: Cherry trees are Graham Porter’s plant of the week
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With cherries ripening on trees across our region at the moment, and fresh cherries beginning to appear in supermarkets, it?s enough to make your mouth water. In fact, it?s enough to make you go out and buy your own cherry tree. There are two main groups

Home and Garden Digest, July 10, 2011: Calling all horological enthusiasts
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Calling all horological enthusiasts to Live Oak Are you interested in old clocks or watches? The local chapter of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors is meeting noon to 3 p.m. July 17 at the Live Oak Grange Hall, 1900 17th Ave. The

Home and Garden Calendar: July 9-15
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Comm-Unity Garden organization meeting, 10 a.m., Unity Church for Creative Living, 2777 Race Track Road. (904) 287-1505 or unityinjax.com/garden. Plant sale, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Washington Oaks Gardens State Park, off Florida A1A, Palm Coast. All proceeds

Gardening advice: Tomato plants won't set fruit for a variety of reasons
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Gardener on call A Duval County master gardener is in the Times-Union newsroom from 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesdays to answer questions from readers. The number to call is (904) 359-4199. Readers outside the Jacksonville area may call (800) 472-6397 and ask for

Hampton Court Flower Show 2011 in pictures
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Landscape Obscured by Dan Lobb at Hampton Court Palace Flower Show 2011. The garden is planted entirely with edible fungi interwoven with mosses and liverworts. Picture: RHS X Share & bookmark Delicious

Related: Unusual spring weather might be keeping gardenia from blooming
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Q • I overwintered a gardenia, and now it's back outside doing beautifully — lovely green leaves — but no blooms. What is the trick for getting those to bud? The primary factors that trigger formation of flower buds on gardenias are time, day

Home and Garden Open Division winners
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0 comments The following were winners in the Western Kentucky State Fair’s Home and Garden Open Division, which features exhibits with food, gardening, craft and clothing items. The competition featured 1,155 exhibits, which were on display throughout

Water garden in a weekend
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Sand, snails, stones and some old copies of the Pocono Record are just some of the things Bonnie Vogt, Master Gardener, suggests using when creating a water garden. "Creating a Water Garden," was the title of Vogt's instructional program Wednesday at the