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FlowersBy Amy Hannaford July 11th, 2010
Dried flowers add long-lasting beauty to any decor and can be made into keepsakes for weddings, anniversaries or birthdays. Drying your own flowers at home saves money and allows you to preserve flowers from your garden that otherwise would wither and die.
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Plants, Trees & ShrubsBy Amy Hannaford June 17th, 2009
A Redbud is one of the earliest flowering ornamental trees and one of the most popular trees among homeowners. It's a fairly small, compact tree with small white and pink flowers in the spring and dark green foliage through the summer.
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GardenBy Amy Hannaford June 16th, 2009
There are two types of honeysuckles: bush honeysuckle and native vine-like plants. The bush variety is often found in yards, whereas the wild native plants grow more commonly in the woods. This deciduous shrub blooms from April through June and will usually get to a height of 15 feet.
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FurnitureBy Amy Hannaford February 12th, 2009
Although keeping throw rugs flat on carpet can be a little tricky, with a few simple ideas you're bound to find one that works for your home.
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