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Don't stop with your family tree - your house, too, might be hiding skeletons in the closet, as Anna Milford reveals. |
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Fire and burglary are the two biggest threats to our home safety, but there are measures you can take to prevent them, says Sheila Purcell. |
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You’re going to spend over 29,000 hours on your bed during its (10-year) lifespan, so it’s worth taking a little time and effort in the beginning to make sure you make the right choice. |
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Should we be worried about these outsiders? The answer is yes because at the moment there is precious little legislation in Britain to stop their sale or disposal. Penny Kitchen reports. |
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Have you seen how much a plumber charges these days? And what about the ‘handy man’ who never shows up? Perhaps it’s time to start doing a few of those jobs around the house yourself, suggests Nandita Dutta. |
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Charlie Dimmock talks to Woman’s World about Ground Force, volunteering and autumn planting. Woman’s World caught up with television gardener Charlie Dimmock before she headed off to the US to film her regular gardening slot on the CBS Early Show. |
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How has your garden fared this summer? A year ago I moved to a part of Surrey that features clay soil you could throw pots with, and as I write – in June – my flowerbeds are cracking like a parched riverbed in the Outback. |
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In 1910 London's White City was transformed into a Japanese landscape. An oriental bridge spanned a lake on whose surface pavilions with curious, upturned finials were reflected. |
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Vibrant and elegant, tulips can bring the warm shades of summer into the spring garden or create a cool, sophisticated effect. From March to May, tulips will create welcome splashes of colour in your borders but can also be planted in pots and window boxes. They can even be naturalised in meadows and areas of long grass, left uncut to attract wildlife. |
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For many years sales of flower seeds to gardeners outstripped those of vegetables, but in the last three or four seasons the pendulum of popularity has started to swing towards edible plants. |
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