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Garden Q & A: In the Garden, Raised Beds for Plants

Q. I want to grow vegetables in my backyard, but I’m worried about the toxic stuff that might be in the soil. Should I use raised beds?

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In the Garden: Raindrops Keep Falling in My Tank

You won’t save a lot of money harvesting rainwater but you’ll save water.

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Wave Garden v5.0.0

(A new mineral ocean in the works in the laboratories of HypoSurface, Inc. Source: ORF / Prix Ars Electronica 2003.) No doubt you've seen the HypoSurface , the “World's first display system where the screen surface physically moves,” at technology fairs and architecture biennales and blogs and advertising industry conventions everywhere. Now let's imagine it as a temporary art installation at a Chicago...

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one of my favorite gardens

Not my garden, but I wish it was. I'm taking pointers from watching this gardener. Well spaced plants. Lots of soil covers. Beautiful varieties - great big dill, big purple eggplants.... And I LOVE the blue door. I'm always thinking of what to do with may garden next year, and here are definitely some ideas. reBlogged to gardens...

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Remembering the victory garden

San Francisco is experiencing a victory garden revival this year. An organization called Victory Gardens 2008+, founded by artist Amy Franceschini, has just planted a Civic Center Victory Garden. Described as "an ornamental edible garden" that reflects the...

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Simple Green: Espaliered Trees, Perfect for a Small Garden

An example of espaliered trees against a wall in Los Angeles Earlier today, we noted that today's Home and Garden includes a piece on Pearl Fryar, a master of the topiary form. Another garden art we

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Garden events: What's on (July 26 - Aug 3)

Your guide to the week's gardening events, up and down the country.

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Texas gardeners are good to know

That statement or something really close was the message of an NPR segment that had me tearing up—oh hell, crying—on my commute home today. Here’s the story in brief: Tracy Pruitt's property manager gave her 30 days to leave her...

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Skippy

reBlogged to dogs gardens...

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Chimney odors go up in smoke

What causes a fireplace to emit a heavy ash odor during humid weather, mostly when it's hot, but sometimes when it's raining and mild?

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How to prune a bridal wreath

Q: When and how are bridal wreath shrubs pruned - immediately after blossoms, late summer or mid-autumn? We have bridal wreaths as hedges. I love their soft, graceful appearance. Please help, as I have tried other sources to no avail.

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Storage items for the garden

All manner of outdoor items, from cushions to tools, can be stored in these stylish hideaways, writes Joanna Fortnam.

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Gardening advice: Top of the Pots

High summer is the season for theatrical containers. Alan Gray shows how to plant extravagant displays.