In Autumn, a Garden Loverâs Thoughts Turn to Kiku
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New York gets a chrysanthemum exhibition fit for Japanese royalty.
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By LISA CORNWELL CINCINNATI - Kathy Choi touches a kiosk screen, then looks up at a larger wall screen to see digitally created yellowish-brown mounds snaking through bright green grassland dotted with brilliant blue rivers and lakes.
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By TOBY MUSGRAVE The TV Gardener  CARING for wildlife is really about a mindset as much as doing practical things.   So why not get into the swing of things now, so that come next spring you are fully wildlife aware.
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On any other day but this one, the village of Ahmad al-Hamadi, on the green banks of the Euphrates, would be an idyllic place. In the rich agricultural gardens along the great river, it is easy to understand
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By KRISTEN DAVENPORT, PHOTO BY JANE PHILLIPS
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These are suggestions from landscape professionals of software for garden design.
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Life & style: Ten years ago, Conor Jameson planted a hedge, a long row of thin, bare stems, not much to see. This spring, he returned to savour the fruits of his labour - and found a thriving corridor of life.
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By Gardner Chris  Tomoko Ishijima held on to her dream of working on a dairy farm when a Japanese farmer hired another worker instead of her.
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Gardening in our area is difficult sometimes. Clay soil, too much heat, too much cold, poison ivy ... whew. That said, last week I took a break from my little plot of land in the Kanawha Valley and landed in dreamland.   Hubby asked me to join him as he ventured west for a conference.
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Beautifully colored leaves, warm days, chilly nights, high school football and ah, yes, October baseball. Like most things in nature, fall is predictable.
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Your own patch of greenery may be your haven, but what you put in it could be harmful to the environment
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Autumn is an especially pleasant time of year to be in the Principality of Liechtenstein.
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Bob Fuchigami was 12 years old when he and his family were told to leave their 20-acre farm in northern California. The peach trees that his immigrant parents had planted were about to yield their first big crop.
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By Backus, Perry  CONDON - Nature in the Swan Valley has unfolded its rich story one footprint at a time for Tom Parker.
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The Museum of Modern Artâs Summergarden series reinvents itself every so often, but for now it has settled into a pattern that has worked well these last two summers.
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By Anne Le Tran  THROUGH the long, soggy winter, when I sat at my desk staring out the window at the sky, I fantasized about one thing: indolent days by a body of clear blue water.   Finally, the rain stopped and the earth dried out.
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In the second part of a special report on Kenya&#39;s first Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai, religious writer Joseph Ngala recounts her environmental crusade through the Green Belt Movement and how a tree-planting campaign turned into a bitter