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QUESTION: What would you suggest for the backyard of our new home? It is a steep slope, eastward facing, that is 55 feet wide and 30 feet deep, leading to a wetland....
October 22, 2005 Special Sections
Leetta Christy of Clearfield Township looks over the pineapple plant she grew. Christy bought a pineapple at a grocery store about 4 or 5 years ago, cut off the top, and...
October 22, 2005 Special Sections
Call them what you will. Whether pet pedicures or nail trims, they are part of an everyday activity we perform at our clinic. We perform this service for a variety of re...
October 22, 2005 Special Sections
About four years ago, we met with an engineer and inventor who said he had designed a new type of screw head, one, he said, "that would revolutionize screws as we know t...
October 18, 2005 Special Sections
Manufacturers add some zip Two words describe the new 2006 cars, trucks and sport utility vehicles: power and utility. From the new-generation Honda Civic to the sporty C...
October 17, 2005 Special Sections
Color splash a nice touch The rest of the country may want to take a little hint from what is happening in the South. No, I don't mean get yourself a hurricane or tornado...
October 11, 2005 Special Sections
Cover or take them indoors It's best to start protecting patio furniture before all the leaves have fallen. Autumn's wind, rain, changing temperatures and leaves damage e...
October 11, 2005 Special Sections
QUESTION: I have a couple of poinsettias, kept since last Christmas. They are getting tall and leggy. I wonder, if I cut them back now, would they still have time to...
October 08, 2005 Special Sections
QUESTION: A friend told me that to save energy, he always unplugs his television and other electronic equipment when he is not using them. I'd imagine that today's T...
October 04, 2005 Special Sections
John Marchuk of Butler Township pulls back a garden swing to reveal a single tomato plant that measures 5 feet in diameter. ...
October 04, 2005 Special Sections
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