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Working with plants can do more than lift the spirits. It can be an effective therapy for many chronic diseases.
HGTV's "Landscape Smart" crew turned an eyesore into an enchanting French retreat in a Minneapolis couple's back yard.
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Spring is a great time to divide perennials. Home and Garden Editor Connie Nelson demonstrates some different techniques.
How Candice Olson of HGTV's "Divine Design" turned a blah basement into a luxe lair for entertaining.
Birding
It's exciting to see a hawk, especially while one is hunting, but distinguishing one hawk from another can be difficult, even for experienced birders.
Photo right: Red-shouldered hawk in flight
Two of the biggest spring plant sales are this weekend. But be prepared: They’re likely to be mob scenes. Here’s what you need to know before you go.
Turns out, I’m not the only one at my house who’s eager to dig in the dirt. The chickens want to be scratching outdoors. Having outgrown the basement bathroom, they are now housed in the garage in four giant dog crates. I think of it as a staging area for their final move to the [...]
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