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Herb & Garden Festival celebrates herbs and flowers
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A scene of people looking over plants offered by vendors during the 2010 Herb & Garden Festival in Ocean Springs. The 2011 festival is from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at the old L&N Depot. (File photo) OCEAN SPRINGS, Mississippi -- The 18th annual Herb &

Easy Gardening tips
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If you don't mind digging through soil and running in to the occasional worm, waiting weeks for a plant to bloom and having dirt under your fingernails and manage to enjoy it, you could be considered a gardening enthusiast. But not everyone enjoys

Reader Poll: What’s Your Favorite Cover?
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Our “Favorite Things” blog is typically about, well, our favorite things–furnishings, places to shop, new technologies, etc. Here, we offer you a chance to pick your favorite. Check out the image gallery of our seven 2010 covers below. Click on

Spring forward
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Sun and warmth and magnolia stellata This year though there are only three flowers compared to hundreds last spring. Was it something we have done? How are yours, Howard says there are lots at Kew. The tree seems happy and healthy and is covered in

Master Gardener: 17th annual Spring Garden Market will kick off the season
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Are you itching to get that summer garden in the ground? Would you like to learn about growing edible flowers, herbs and leafy greens? Want to know which plants are the best to grow to help re-establish our dwindling populations of pollinating bees,

Irving artist Larry Whiteley makes flowers and more from steel
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Irving metal artist Larry Whiteley, 37, is color blind, so he rarely worries about the colors of his work. His stamp of individuality comes in the way he forges and textures his pieces. “Colors do not translate to me,” Whiteley says, “so while I do

Home Calendar: Shop for unique finds at the Dallas Flea
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DALLAS FLEA:The event will feature vendors selling art, paper goods, food and other finds. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. South Side on Lamar, 1409 S. Lamar St., Dallas. $5. www.thedallasflea.com. STICKLEY SAMPLER:Hand embroidery workshop will explore the

Harvey County Home and Garden Show slated for April 1, 2
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Interested in learning how to make a terrarium or coldframe? Need tomatoes or geraniums for your garden or planter? Are you looking for a great locally created cookbook with lots of new recipes? The Harvey County Home and Garden Show will be on April 2

Garden prep 101: Getting ready for planting season
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(ARA) - Outside birds are singing and bits of green are popping up all around. As seasons change from winter to spring, the gardener's mind quickly leaps to growing flowers and produce. Before getting out there and planting, follow these basic garden

Courtney Jones opens Kohler Jones
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Courtney Jones quipped that Craig Kohler must be "a pretty good salesman because he sold me on opening Kohler Jones." Jones hired Kohler to design a custom sectional for her home and that led to a joint venture: a furniture store and interior design

Aluminum foil or plastic wrap for leftovers?
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Dilemma: When it comes to wrapping food leftovers, is aluminum foil or plastic wrap easier on the environment? Of course I'll: Use aluminum foil. It's easier to rewash and reuse, and when I'm done I can toss it into the recycling. Trade-off: Aluminum

Keeping a nursery well stocked is no easy job
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Sloat Garden Center in San Francisco's Richmond District keeps up with trends in succulents and cacti, top, and offers garden-variety geraniums, above, and other plants appropriate for coastal gardens. "Oh, I'd love to work in a nursery!" As a Bay Area

Project BudBurst: climate science for regular folks
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A California buckeye leaf was emerging in early February near University Avenue in Berkeley. Sometimes phenology - the science of rhythmic natural events, like flowering and bird migration - gets personal. The flower buds on our street's 'Fruitless'

Spring gardening tips from Balham based Green Dot Gardens
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Good garden design and landscaping companies are booked up two to three months in advance, so its important to start planning now. Think about shape and structure and how you want to use your garden. And think about your budget too. A good garden

10 of the best spring NGS garden openings in Surrey
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Originally published in Surrey Life magazine March 2011 With cabin fever starting to set in after one of the worst winters in living memory, we asked the National Gardens Scheme for their pick of the spring charitable garden openings in Surrey Photos:

The Dry Garden: 'Reimagining the California Lawn'
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Maybe you want to remove your lawn. Maybe you want to shrink it to make way for flowers, food plants or a shade tree. Maybe you don't know what you want. A new book written by three of California's most knowledgeable horticulturists lays out options. It

Love gardening, but lack space? Grow succulents on the walls!
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There isn't anything you can't "learn" from a how-to Web search, right? Especially here at thisoldhouse.com! But, I have to admit, nothing comes close to settling in for some DIY "studying" with a good book. Garden Up! by Susan Morrison and Rebecca Sweet

Samsung UN55C8000 3D LED/LCD TV - Product of the Week
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55-inch 3D LED/LCD TV enables you to watch 3D Blu-ray Discs from a 3D-enabled Blu-ray Disc player, as well as built-in real-time 2D-to-3D conversion,. Although not as precise as content specifically produced in 3D, the conversion process does add depth

Prune later-flowering clematis
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Prune clematis now so that they flower from early July Clematis pruning often confuses gardeners, but as a general rule clematis that flower between the longest day (June 21) and autumn should be cut back hard to the lowest buds now. They will then

How to Avoid a Homely Home Office
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Got a home office? Make sure it looks like part of your home and not just another office cubicle. Swing by freshome.com for some great examples. Remember, a home office is part of your home and it should feel that way. So if you've got one you might want

Home and Garden Show Opens
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11:56 a.m. If, after a relentless winter, you're longing for the sight and smell of fresh flowers and garden plants, State Fair Park has just what you need. Among the features of the , which runs from now through April 3, is a new "Gardens of the World"

Gardening Inspite of Your Pine Trees; Great Shade Plants
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Learn What Plants Grown in the Shade is Half the Battle Gardening under pine trees may seems to be an intimidating task; however, knowing the right plants to plant is half the battle. Make sure the plants you choose are hardy for your region, are shade

Garden prep 101: Getting ready for planting season
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(ARA) - Outside birds are singing and bits of green are popping up all around. As seasons change from winter to spring, the gardener's mind quickly leaps to growing flowers and produce. Before getting out there and planting, follow these basic garden

Daily home & garden tip: Make the most of space with an obelisk
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View full sizeThe Oregonian To make your garden more productive and more interesting, too, consider an obelisk. It's practical and adds drama to a garden. Obelisks, strictly speaking, are four-sided, tapered and made of stone. But in the garden,

Don't forget! Clocks go forward this Sunday
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Losing an hour in bed is a lot easier to take when it's sweetly sung to you by an alarm clock like this one. Yes, I meant sung... this cute clock from Habitat features a bird song alarm and electronic moving bird - what better way to wake up to the

12/05/2011 for 4 daysMalvern Spring Gardening Show
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Malvern Spring Gardening Show 12/05/2011, , 4 days The Malvern Spring Gardening Show returns this May (12-15th) to inspire all types of gardener and flower lovers alike. Highlights: 31 imaginative Show Gardens to include: - The Olive Grove Feature

Home and Garden: Ag agent answers common questions
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Spring is drawing closer and my phone is starting to ring heavily with questions about lawn care. Here are answers to the most common questions. Lime and fertilizer I receive a lot of questions about lime and fertilizer and whether or not you can put

Home and Garden: Family farm always bursting with fresh fruits and veggies
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FALLSTON — Loyd Lewis has spent 50 years planting and growing vegetables and fruits, but he said there’s always something new to discover. “I learn something different every year,” said Lewis. “Things change and you have to change.” And

Home and Garden: Azaleas add color to shady areas
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SHELBY — When John and Royce Ellis moved to Shelby in the 60’s, they moved into a home overlooking a small lake. Using a lawnmower on the steep, tree-covered banks was not feasible. The lawn needed ground cover and shade plants. The Ellises decided