Fire on Ice: The New Crape Myrtles
When crape myrtles were first planted in the Southeast in the mid-1700s, they were instant hits because of their bright, dependable summer blooms. Today,…
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When crape myrtles were first planted in the Southeast in the mid-1700s, they were instant hits because of their bright, dependable summer blooms. Today,…
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With the help of designers Desi McAlister of Kitchen & Bath Galleries and Donna Gates Davis of Design Works Studio, the Spivaks finally decided…
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At the onset of a home renovation project, it’s all too easy to be focused on the end result. Unfortunately, sometimes that means forgetting…
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Reds, yellows, oranges — these are the bright colors of the coming autumn in the garden. And so is purple. Yes, purple, which is…
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I like to use a tall, pretty glass pitcher my dear friends found at a yard sale. They thought of our family when they…
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The blueberries and peaches add the perfect touch to this old-fashioned dessert! Wonderful by itself, but even better with a dollop of my Cinnamon…
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Cookout season is officially here, and a versatile, hearty pasta salad is perfect for any occasion. To please the vegetarians in your clan, leave…
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How can moist and flavorful burgers filled with antioxidants and loaded with vitamins be bad for you? You’ll never miss your regular burgers once…
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Building a brand-new home is a dream for many, but filling that home in style can turn extra square footage into a nightmare. Doug…
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If your grandmother enjoyed gardening, chances are pretty good she grew hollyhocks, Alcea rosea. An old-fashioned favorite, hollyhocks can be striking, colorful additions to…
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