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@ 12/02/06 20:49
amaryllis are a picture-perfect, living holiday decoration and an easy hostess gift, whether the gift is given in bloom or in a box. their tall elegant stems and exotic, trumpet-shaped flowers are a sophisticated contrast -- and yet a comfortable | |
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@ 02/08/07 10:56
winter garden, but their colorful charm is wasted if the shy, nodding flowers are situated in the back of the garden, where no one will see them. fortunately, these pricey perennials are easy to move while in full bloom. plant them along a sidewalk or | www.gardenguides.com
@ 02/08/07 10:56
there are those who say that you are not a real gardener until you learn to start your own transplants from seed. i can't say i completely agree with such a notion, but i do maintain that very few aspects of gardening are as deeply rewarding as watching | seattlepi.nwsource.com
@ 12/02/06 17:16
when it came time to choose a rose to be named in her honor, the 93-year-old widow of president lyndon johnson chose a reddish-orange hybrid tea with a spicy fragrance. i would have bet money she would have gone for yellow, said bill ihle, spokesman for | www.newsday.com
@ 12/03/06 03:55
i heard you're supposed to cover a poinsettia plant with a paper bag in october. is this true and why? poinsettias are tropical plants that thrive outdoors in the right climate. unfortunately, that isn't here. on long island, they're purchased mostly | www.rockymountainnews.com
@ 12/03/06 03:51
this was no doubt applied to early life training of children, but the same thinking will reward you with plenty of twiggy holiday decorating materials at virtually no cost. while sap is still high in the woody trees, shrubs and vines, their limbs are | www.orlandosentinel.com
@ 12/11/06 04:55
visit our new neighborhood pages where you can send in photos, find quick information and news and join our message boards. visit our new neighborhood pages where you can send in photos, find quick information and news and join our message boards. | |
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@ 02/08/07 22:07
is stone and brick. the wide front porch offers plenty of room for rocking chairs. out back, there's a fire pit under an arbor on the patio. the house sits behind a big circular drive, and makes the most of its views of the adjacent pond in the gated | www.baltimoresun.com
@ 02/08/07 22:07
besides being endlessly apprised of e. coli contamination scares and new breakfast cereals, we food writers are constantly being notified of advances in cooking equipment. unfortunately, the winners -- your microplane graters, your horizontal-blade | www.ocregister.com
@ 12/11/06 04:53
i don't know what is worse ã¢â‚¬â€œ getting out with the holiday mall crowd or staying home on a december saturday to prune the wisteria. better to hang with the wisteria. with a few educated cuts you'll have the gift of weeping flowers that keep on |
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