Capitol Store Fixtures (www.csfixtures.com)
San Francisco, CA (916) 646-9096
as every store is unique, we build what you need. since 1984, capitol store fixtures has been and manufacturing fixtures for successful retail businesses and restaurants. call at (916) 646-9096, or send us an providing custom retail display solutions

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636 Blossom Hill Rd Los Gatos, CA (408) 358-3977

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Reduce hassle for holiday lighting: Set it up now www.mlive.com
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outdoor lighting is to start early and get the lights up before bad weather sets in, said barney naylor, president of naylor landscape management. 1300 s. eighth st. ``look at the areas of the house and yard that will look nice with lights and holiday

Soil Solarization and Weed Control www.gardenguides.com
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if there were one sure way to destroy virtually every kind of harmful insect egg and larvae in your garden soil, would you be interested? how about if the process were easy, cheap, and carried a host of other benefits along with it? solarization is a

White powder on leaves likely is mildew seattlepi.nwsource.com
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q: there is a fine white powder growing on the leaves of some of my houseplants. this happened once before and i was able to wash it off. now it seems to be spreading to other plants. any suggestions would be appreciated. m.b.: white powder on the

Don't shrink from growing this form of Violet www.insidebayarea.com
@ 12/20/06 08:42 comments(0) report
a: exacum affine is a flowering plant that is also known as the persian or german violet. it originated from the socotra islands (part of yemen), off the coast of saudi arabia. a half-century ago, exacum couldn't be found in the united states but that

Helpful (ahem) tips from Martha and Amy www.mercurynews.com
@ 12/17/06 06:08 comments(0) report
kitchens? what are your special ingredients? you would find imported sardines, 20 different kinds of salt and 13 varieties of olive oil, and a drawer full of many types of tea. you'll also find four large shelves filled with cat and dog food. i don't

GREG RISLING, Associated Press www.ohio.com
@ 02/08/07 22:07 comments(0) report
flower garden club of st. sebastian church -- 12:30 p.m. friday, fairlawn park garden and civic center, west market street and white pond drive, akron. anita meeker will present an overview of the master gardeners' program. olde stark antique faire -- 9

‹ Fighting back: Zap them, soak them, make a big stink www.adn.com
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to help you avoid a catastrophe in your garden and yard this summer, we've polled alaska gardeners, scientists and gardening experts about ways to keep moose gulping grass and willows and away from the fruits of your labor. for local distributors) is

TREASURES IN YOUR ATTIC: Teddy bear has value, but not that of originals dwb.sacbee.com
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dear helaine and joe: enclosed are pictures of an old teddy bear that belonged to my now deceased father. i know it is a rare one and very collectible, but i need to know more. it is about 24 inches tall, has two color glass eyes and is stuffed with

Beautiful Edgings! Wrap your garden up neatly www.gardenguides.com
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kitchen garden. imagine , with its burgundy ruffles, outlining a bed. or australian yellow - an heirloom variety i planted one year - a delicious chartreuse that lit up the entire rose garden it bordered. make terrific border plants, spilling all over,

But they all look so real! www.latimes.com
@ 12/09/06 06:43 comments(0) report
artificial. fake. faux. call them what you will, but synthetic christmas trees are finally getting real �€” or closer to it. for decades, most artificial trees were greened up with thin sheets of pvc, polyvinyl chloride cut into paper-like needles.