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TV actress draws inspiration from Yorkshire garden at flower show
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedACTRESS Alex Kingston was only one of the visitors to this year?s Chelsea Flower Show drawing inspiration from the Art of Yorkshire garden featuring a Barbara Hepworth sculpture. Designed by Gillespies and sponsored by Welcome to Yorkshire, it picked up
Ruffled Party Streamers
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedPut a pretty new spin on crepe paper streamers with ruching.
Van Vleck House and Gardens hosts plant sale
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedGlen Ridge Voice Bob Donahue of Glen Ridge adds a scotch broom to his wagon of plants as he shops more than 300 varieties of plants at the annual Van Vleck House and Gardens plant sale, held May 7 in Montclair.
Bob Donahue of Glen Ridge adds a scotch broom to his wagon of plants as he shops more than 300 varieties of plants at the annual Van Vleck House and Gardens plant sale, held May 7 in Montclair
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedVan Vleck House and Gardens hosts plant sale Last updated: Thursday May 26, 2011, 1:24 AM Glen Ridge Voice
Richard Reynolds' highs and lows in pictures
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedRichard Reynold's, the acclaimed guerilla gardener, took a camera on his own idiosyncratic tour of this year's Chelsea Flower Show. The first stop was Patrick Collins' B&Q Garden, which boasted an edible vertical display.
Perfect Party Companion
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returned‘Tis the season for outdoor cooking. With the impending arrival of Memorial Day weekend and graduation parties galore, chances are you and your loved ones will be spending more time eating and cooking outdoors. (I know I will). To help make that
Gardeners go on the grid: ‘less work, more results’
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedShe sees Square Foot Gardening as the best route. “I’ve tried lots of gardening methods,” she says, “and Square Foot Gardening is less work for more results, by far. I want to share this with everyone.” Get Subscriber Content access to read
Tips for Dealing with Weeds in Your Lawn or Garden
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedIn categories: Diseases & Pests, Gardening Basics, Lawn & Garden, Lawn Care, Video While you’ll never be able to eliminate all the weeds in your lawn or garden, here are some tips to help keep weeds under control: Use a weed pulling tool to help dig up
Garden talk: Colorful garden starts with a highlighted plant
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedPlanning the scheme for a garden, or even just a flowerbed, calls on all of the same techniques as planning the décor for a room. As a rule, when decorating you choose a fabric, or a sample of wallpaper, or a rug and pull all of the colors for the
How To
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedQuestion: Our house is a 1950s Cape Cod. An aluminum awning supported by aluminum posts was part of the house when we bought it eight years ago. After many winters, this structure has deteriorated and is an eyesore from the street. We want to replace it,
Letters: Not Just Hoarders
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedTo the Editor: Leaving the Cluttered Nest (May 12) focused on adult children of hoarders, noting that it is difficult for the kids to keep a neat place. As an adult child of a mother who kept a beautiful home, however, I have to admit that I have trouble
Letters: Garden Nibblers
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedTo the Editor: Andrea Filippones account of her battles with ravenous ruminants (Loving What the Deer Dont, May 19), would be of special interest to many residents of Peaks Island, Me., which is offshore from Portland. Exasperated at having their gardens
Currents | Awards: Honoring a Designer Who Gave Computers Their Fonts
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedIf influence can be measured in the quantity of typewritten words produced, then the most powerful wordmonger in history may be Matthew Carter. The British-born designer, 73, has created typefaces for newspapers (including The New York Times), phone
Current | Open: Fresh Design for an Antiques Town
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedFor two years, the furniture designer Chris Lehrecke has had a 600-square-foot shop in Hudson, N.Y. Last week he opened a new space, nearly double the size, across the street. The little store was just a tester, Mr. Lehrecke explained. If I put any major
Current | Deals: Cutlery and Tables to Put It On
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedSome floor model furniture, artwork, textiles and accessories are 20 to 50 percent off at Michael Hennessy Home, through June 5 (the white oak Farmhouse table, originally $3,200, is $1,600; a walnut Retro console cabinet with fossil knobs, regularly
Currents | Lighting: Following a Lure to Delicate Lamps
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedWhen you hold a lure in your hand, it is so delicate that you feel you could crush it like an eggshell, said Alison Berger, explaining the inspiration for her latest piece, the Lure sconce. The glass for the sconce is also super-delicate you just sigh
Currents | Events: A Summer Show House on the Jersey Shore
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedDcor by the Shore, a show house to benefit the Sephardic Community Center of Brooklyn, opens Wednesday in Deal, N.J. The three-story house on Ocean Avenue a beautiful old mansion built in 1906, in the style of Stanford White, said Francine Dweck, a
Currents | Q&A: A Celebrity Designer in the Service of Glamour
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedMartyn Lawrence Bullard is a favorite of Los Angeles celebrities. The interior designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard is a favorite of Los Angeles celebrities. Since moving to the city from London 19 years ago, he has amassed a list of high-profile clients
At Home With Allee Willis
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedAllee Willis, songwriter, and her house, a monument to kitsch.
Domestic Lives: Collegiate Living: Honeys, I’m Home
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedWE would meet in the kitchen just after sunrise each morning he in his white terry robe, I in my black embroidered caftan. We would talk groggily while making coffee he meticulously nursing a drip cone over a single mug, I stoking up the automatic for a
In the Garden: I’m Moving. And the Plants?
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedTHE TRANSFER Garbage bags and a shovel are used to dig up and move a Saskatoon berry plant. A BERRY bush may be natures answer to the gumball machine. There the thing stands, dispensing bits of cheer by the palmful. And a berry bush needs no coins; the
Shopping With S. Russell Groves: Spoons for Thinkers
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedS. Russell Groves, architect and flatware collector, inspects the goods at Moss. EVERYTHING about S. Russell Groves is just so, from his style of dress to his choice of words; nothing is superfluous. A modernist who worked for Richard Meier and Peter
House Proud: Bopping to Her Own Beat
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedLos Angeles A PASSION FOR KITSCH The songwriter Allee Willis, with Niblet, in her Streamline Moderne Los Angeles home. More Photos � STEPPING out of her home near North Hollywood to get the mail on a recent sunny morning, Allee Willis noticed a bowling
Garden Club of Hingham plant sale
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedThe annual plant sale sponsored by the Garden Club of Hingham will take place on Saturday, June 4, on Hingham Commons, Route 228, Main Street, from 9 a.m. to noon, or until all plants are sold. Many varieties of perennials will be offered and have been
On Location: In Spain, the Modern Transformation of a Family Home
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedThe kitchen takes up the middle of the spacious second floor, with one wall lined with sleek white cabinets. A large kitchen island houses a Viking range top. Just behind it are appliances by Gaggenau. Thick slabs of charcoal-colored basalt were made
A first-class second home
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedDewey Beach, Del. As a child, Cheryl New looked forward all year to the first scent of salt air as her family rolled into Bethany Beach for their annual one-week vacation. As a young couple, Cheryl and husband Andy savored their week at a seaside rental.
Victory gardens: A winning idea
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedSince Britains Prince Charles came to town this month to talk up the vital need for more sustainable food systems, another event pressed the message home for me: exploding watermelons. In China, the land of lethal milk, toxic pet food and tainted honey,
Make weeds feel the heat
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedAs an exercise, lets apply the four elements of the classical world earth, air, fire and water to the garden. Earth comes first, because you certainly cant grow much without soil. Youll also need air in that soil or plant roots will decay and soil
How to divide perennials in the garden
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returneddetermine the need for division. Has your plant doubled or tripled in size, and outgrown its location? If it has, it needs to be divided. Delay can result in a less vigorous plant with fewer flowers; the center of the foliage can begin to die off. These
Place The Right Kind of Furniture To Spice Up Your Garden
posted to Moreover Technologies - Consumer: home and garden news - 30 of 1355 returnedArticle Summary: Placing appropriate outdoor furniture always enhances the decor of your garden and provides a sophisticated look. Considering some important points, you could spice up your outdoor escape with right kind of furniture matching your needs