Wednesday, November 5, 2003
Home & Garden

Wallpaper Windows and More celebrates 15 years in Peachtree City

“Steps in life,” according to Ann Spink, are what led her and husband, Bill, to start their business 15 years ago.

Game tables taking over family rooms

Mike Myers is doing it. So are Kathy Najimy, Hank Azaria and Julia Roberts.

Fall is the perfect time to organize your garage

As days grow shorter and temperatures become cooler, it means the inevitable is just around the corner: everything that came out of your garage this spring needs to go back in before winter rolls around. That means you need to find room for the gardening supplies, the patio furniture, the sandbox toys and more. Not to mention corralling all the tools that you’ve used throughout the summer to tune up the bikes, fix the swing set and put together the new picnic table

Baby boomers demand alternative style

This is a story of passion and passionate differences, experienced by couples facing the strategic and often wrenching shifts taking place on the home front. One aspires to live in a home filled with the warmth, beauty and romance of a log home, while the other agonizes over the concept.

Training for Master Gardeners starts in January

Gardening remains one of America’s favorite pastimes. Are you interested in becoming a better gardener? You can learn to garden like a master through the Georgia Master Gardener Program.

Cree earns landscape certification

Landscape designer David Cree of Peachtree City was a recent recepient of the coveted award of Georgia Certified Landscape Professional.

Three steps to an environmentally responsible home

More and more homeowners are interested in having their homes built in an ecologically conscious manner. But what does that mean? What makes one house more environmentally sound than another?

Order tree seedlings now for fall/winter planting

The Georgia Forestry Commission continues accepting orders for seedlings to be planted this fall and winter. Seedling price lists and application forms are available at all Georgia Forestry Commission offices and are available on line at www.gfc.state.ga.us. Interested persons need to place their orders early so they can be assured of the seedlings they want and will need this planting season. GFC is offering several new species of hardwoods this year and are allowing landowners to order hardwoods in quantities of 10, 50, 500, and 1,000.

Get the right mix for flagstone, brick

Q. I am installing flagstone and some paving brick on top of a concrete patio. A book I read suggests mixing sand, cement and hydrated lime in different proportions to make the mortar mix. What is hydrated lime, and is it necessary to add it? Lastly, as cold weather is around the corner, when should I stop working so as to prevent freeze damage to fresh mortar? — R.A., Blacksburg, Va.

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