Friday, February 10, 2012 - Page updated at 08:18 a.m.
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Women shop for dahlia tubers, Wednesday, Feb. 8, at the 2012 Northwest Flower and Garden Show, which runs through Feb. 12th at the Washington State Convention Center. Read story
Get an eyeful of spring at Northwest Flower & Garden Show
Northwest Flower and Garden Show, Feb. 8-12, Washington State Convention Center, Seattle.
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Wednesday, February 8
A look behind doors at Northwest Flower & Garden Show | In the Garden
Tuesday, February 7
Seattle Times writers present seminars at the Flower & Garden Show
Men, time for a wardrobe update
Poster art transforms a dresser
Stylist advocates for return to natural black hair styles
Monday, February 6
Clothes made of paper and tape
Rein in consumption, cut stress | EcoConsumer
Sunday, February 5
5 tips to get your house organized
Handling your son's newfound passion for ballet
Keep your winter clothes and shoes looking good for years
Saturday, February 4
David Smith's Vashon house is Java old, garden new
Northwest gardeners' outbuildings charm and delight | Plant Life
Christiansons grow charm at home and in the garden
Seattle backyard shed suits father and sons
Whidbey playhouse fit for a gardening, pizza-eating queen
Don't be a flake when it comes to shoveling snow off a roof
Rising rebuild costs force homeowners to boost insurance
Friday, February 3
Snapshot of 2011 housing market: More activity, lower prices
To your health: Learning more about building materials' content
Gone with the whimsy: Smith Mansion has life of its own
Phoenix housing market starting to recover
Stay calm around off-leash dogs
Thursday, February 2
A closet makeover can open up new storage options
Home style: Personalize your home collections
Interiors: Create an elegant winter table
Treasures: Bronze statue not likely to lure collectors

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