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@ 12/09/06 15:34
i'm thinking of hollies, boxwoods, magnolias, cedars and junipers, and so were members of the memphis garden club when they did their annual festooning of the dixon gallery and gardens. the current art exhibit at the dixon is about artful duck decoys and | |
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@ 02/08/07 10:56
where have all the slash pines gone? with apologies to peter, paul and mary, it's a question many floridians are asking these days. the slash pine is a towering native pine tree that can reach 100 feet, and although there are no exact figures on the | www.miami.com
@ 12/05/06 00:17
a vine that is not overly vigorous in south florida, but takes direction well and can be trained over trellises. from madagascar, is in the milkweed family. it has pure white, waxy flowers that form in clusters and give off a lovely fragrance, ample | www.sun-sentinel.com
@ 02/08/07 10:56
landscape design this year, said stephanie langlais, manager of special events for the greater palm beach county chapter of the american red cross. we've had a lot of folks ask how we're going to top this next year. norton hid her large sculptures | www.projo.com
@ 12/09/06 05:25
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@ 12/03/06 06:48
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@ 12/16/06 23:53
after hurricane katrina damaged almost every structure in st. bernard parish's roughly 465-square-mile area, it was time for a radical neighborhood re-thinking. obviously, not every resident would return; what if only 10 percent of the population | |
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@ 12/03/06 05:42
i've mentioned before that there are two kinds of alaskans: those who call this season fall and those who call it late summer. when it comes to gardening in alaska, it's always a good idea to be optimistic. it's late summer, which means you shouldn't | www.gardenguides.com
@ 02/08/07 10:56
lawn. it seemed like a waste of time, energy and money, says angela. first you fertilize it to make it grow, then as soon as it does you whack it off. that seems so contradictory to me. as her lawn shrunk, flower gardens, shrubby areas and eventually a | www.newsday.com
@ 02/08/07 10:56
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