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Punching holes in your grass now will make for a better looking yard this summer | In the Garden
Garden writer Ciscoe Morris suggests punching holes with an aerating machine in your grass and overseeding it to improve the look of the lawn. Morris will be one of the garden experts at the upcoming University Village Village Green Garden and Patio event. Morris suggests improving our environment by trading out a gas lawn mower for a rechargeable electric mower.
Monday, March 15
4 fun ways to clean out the stuff you no longer want
Removing coffee stains from carpet
Sunday, March 14
Stirring the volunteer spirit within kids
Stench from drains is a signal to call plumber
Sticky situation inspires a cleaner remote control
Saturday, March 13
Island cottage sails on wings of steel and glass | Northwest Living
Growing your own veggies fills the larder and the soul | Plant Life
Friday, March 12
Renters can get creative if landlord allows it
Celebrity horticulturist Jamie Durie makes gardening sexy
Start a garden in a soil block
Turn an extra room into a comfy, private study
Use 'green' rebates to save energy and boost economy | EcoConsumer
Thursday, March 11
Plus size furniture for plus size people
Treasures: Chocolate pot has a rich history
Brunch for bridesmaids nice but not necessary
How to install a new toilet seat and fix a gurgling sink
Smart Spending: Wedding gifts on a budget
Wednesday, March 10
Spring has sprung! Here are 25 ways to celebrate
Two unusual varieties of Trillium available to local gardeners | In the Garden
Send the kids to grandparent's home instead of camp
Stepchildren still are family, even after divorce

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