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Extending the Season: Fall and Winter Gardening Classes
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More and more, people are realizing that gardening can be a year-round proposition. (See the post on cold frames from earlier this year.) In fact, master gardener June Hutson is teaching a class called "Add Winter to Your Garden Season," at MoBot in

Garden Q&A: Several plants can survive in shady days of winter
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I don’t have a real full-sun area, although most of my planting beds get some sun every day, especially in the winter. Are there any flowering annuals that will tolerate a little shade? While shade is not helpful in the winter, there are quite a few

Confident Gardeners Try Out Daring Garden Plants And Displays
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Gardening the world over is a wonderful hobby, and as gardeners get more confident in what they grow, they get a bit more daring and try out different garden plants and displays.

Home and garden news and notes
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By MARY BETH BRECKENRIDGE ON THE SHELF: BOOK SUGGESTS NATIVE FLOWERS FOR MIDWESTERN GARDENS Native plants have earned a new status in the garden as people have come to appreciate how easy they are to grow and how good they are for wildlife and the

The weird world in your veg patch
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Why not let the season of all things strange inspire you in the your garden, with the weird world in your veg patch. Halloween is only one night, but why not let the season of all things strange inspire your garden? A pineapple-flavoured strawberry,

Water is a mood maker for the garden
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Waterlilies are as attractive as any flower in the garden with their large blossoms and iridescent colors. The water feature the new National Butterfly Center Visitor Pavilion has already become a hit though it is young in age. Of course what kid doesnt

T Magazine: Graphic Content | 'Eames Words'
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I’ll take wisdom anywhere I can get it. Even on a wall. As part of the Getty Foundation’s ?Pacific Standard Time? program, the A+D Museum Los Angeles is presenting “Eames Words” (through Jan. 16), an exhibition that highlights the ideas —

White Rock community gardening
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On a sultry Friday evening, Jeanne Larson and her husband, Bill, are in their yard, which also happens to be the Bon Aire Community Garden in Old Lake Highlands. Jeanne is laying out clippers and galvanized tubs for the volunteers who are gathering to

Garden Calendar: Events of note Nov. 3-12
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ROSES:Cindy Graham, Collin County Rose Society president, will share the story of Elsie de Raedt’s garden. Built on the site of a former vineyard in the heart of the Loire Valley in France, the garden contains more than 350 varieties of organically

Beautiful, hard-fired pottery comes to Canton
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If you’re old-school, like I am, you like your ornamental flowerpots made of hard-fired terra cotta, not plastic. Pumpkin-orange clay pots do not appeal to me, but the powder pinks of containers made in Crete and Greece and the soft russets of Italy

Texas Discovery Garden’s plant sale
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It has been a tough year for all kinds of garden and landscape plants; the winter and summer temperatures and the drought have caused perennials, shrubs and trees to be stressed, if these conditions did not kill them. It’s time to assess your losses

Currents | Deals: Sales at Chilewich, Desiron and Others — Deals
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Many wallpapers are $3 a square foot during the Trove At the Chilewich During the Sferra Desiron All Jose Esteves lighting is up to 70 percent off at Interieurs in November (the Globe chandelier, regularly $3,990, is $2,790; the Jose floor lamp, usually

Currents | Open: Global Table Comes to the Upper West Side
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After 15 years in SoHo, Global Table, the tabletop and home accessories store, is opening a second location, on the Upper West Side. A lot of designers were coming in and purchasing for apartments up there, said Nathalie Smith, the owner, and she sensed

Currents | Shows: Ayala Serfaty’s Light Sculptures on Display
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The ethereal glass filament-and-polymer Soma light sculptures created by the Israeli designer Ayala Serfaty appear to be incredibly delicate, yet a handful of them has safely made the journey to Manhattan for her solo exhibition, In Vein, which opened

Currents | Furniture: A Barstool That Offers a Seat on the 50-Yard Line
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GrassSit offers a fresh spin on the classic barstool. The stainless steel base is topped with ersatz grass recycled from local school football fields sometimes complete with a yard line. Originally created for the Rockenwagner Souffl Bakery, in Santa

Currents | Events: Chessy Rayner Estate Sale on One Kings Lane
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When the legendary decorator Chessy Rayner died more than 13 years ago, she left behind several homes full of treasures. Some 750 of those items will be available at the first estate sale on One Kings Lane, in a 72-hour online event that begins on

Currents | Q&A: Karen Knorr’s Photography Offers an Ironic Sense of Place — Q
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Karen Knorr is an American photographer living in London who was born in Germany, grew up in Puerto Rico and went to art school in Paris and London. Fittingly, she has made a career out of examining the meaning of places: investigating rooms, houses and

A Minimalist Loft in Greenwich Village
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Two Chipotle executives didn’t intend on creating a luxury version of the restaurant in their home, but colleagues have noticed connections.

Shopping With Katherine Chia: Bathroom Faucets — Shopping With Katherine Chia
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THE architect Katherine Chia usually spends her time thinking about buildings and interiors, but recently she has been focusing her attention on smaller-scale design. Her firm, Desai/Chia Architecture, which she runs with her husband, Arjun Desai, has

Refinishing Wood Floors Before Selling — Market Ready
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Q. Our wood floors look worn. Is it worth the cost and disruption to refinish them before selling? Market Ready is a series of articles on strategic home repairs and redecorating that can be done to prepare a home for sale. More Articles in This Series

On Location: A Minimalist Loft, With Touches of Chipotle — On Location
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The Chipotle Mexican Grill executives Mark Crumpacker and Tim Wildin furnished their Greenwich Village kitchen with a vintage black granite Saarinen table bought through 1stdibs ($8,500). MARK CRUMPACKER, a branding expert who created the original

Home Tech: The High-Tech Home Office
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WORKING from home has its charms. My home office is quiet (except when the baby stirs), theres no dress code, I can choose my own music and I have my own executive washroom. The only downside is that my buildings super my wife wont allow cigars. The

Domestic Lives: Walter Mosley: In an L.A. Childhood, the First Mysteries
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The author recalls growing up in California in the 1950s, and his father gardening, tending to rosebushes and dahlias. MY first memory and so, in some essential way, the beginning of my life starts with me on my knees in front of an old console

Zediva Ordered to Permanently Shut Down
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Zediva thought that they could stream content from physical DVDs, instead of digital files, without having to pay license fees, but apparently that wasn't the case. Nice try though, Zediva... To add insult to injury, Zediva has been ordered to pay the

Home Theater Term of the Week: Dolby Digital Plus
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Dolby Digital Plusis a high definition digital-based surround sound format that supports up to 8-channels of surround decoding, but also contains a standard Dolby Digital 5.1 bitstream that is compatible with standard Dolby Digital-equipped receivers.

T Magazine: Graphic Content | Eames Words
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I’ll take wisdom anywhere I can get it. Even on a wall. As part of the Getty Foundation’s “Pacific Standard Time” program, the A+D Museum Los Angeles is presenting “Eames Words” (through Jan. 16, 2012), an exhibition that highlights the ideas

Eco Gardener: Fall Planting Tips
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The secret to a lush garden? Plant new perennials in the autumn. The most successful gardens that I have ever planted have been planted in the autumn. New plants have limited root systems and struggle when planted during hot and dry weather. Planting in