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Soon, it will all return: the mammoth egos, the nasty feuds, the career fates that teeter on choosing just the right fabric swatch. ... (09/02/2008)
By 2004, Pittsburgh was becoming nationally known for its green movement, but the average consumer still had nowhere to go to see sustainable products such as cork or bamboo flooring. Enter Artemis Environmental, a Lawrenceville store dedicated to green building supplies... (08/30/2008)
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Bark wallpaper |
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Wheat board |
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Game room with linoleum tiles |
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Kitchen that sustains |
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Paper counters |
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Cork flooring |
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Bill Lucki sports a deep tan from time working in gardens for his business, Natural Garden Design. He's a big guy with a gravelly voice, an imposing figure of a man. ... (08/30/2008)
This year, my wife and I have yet another son going into ninth grade. ... (08/30/2008)
Duquesne may be best known for the once-massive mill that employed thousands of people until it closed in the 1980s after nearly a century of steel-making. (08/30/2008)
- 'Top Design' shows complexity (09/02/2008)
- Lawrenceville store supplies demand for building 'green' (08/30/2008)
- A powerful therapy (08/30/2008)
- HomeMaking: Something's bugging me (08/30/2008)
- BuyingHere: Duquesne (08/30/2008)
- Real Estate People & Places (08/30/2008)
- Funk Times 2: In a pair of old homes, antique shop owners' quirky dreams come true (08/23/2008)
- A calm oasis at detention center (08/23/2008)
- Design Fair goes 'green' (08/23/2008)
- Buying Here: Emsworth (08/23/2008)
- Q&A With Sandy Feather: Weeding out crabgrass no easy task (08/30/2008)
- Q&A With Sandy Feather: Dollar spot fungus costly for lawns (08/23/2008)
- Design Fair goes 'green' (08/23/2008)
- Tryout: Castor bean plant's beauty will grow on you (08/23/2008)
- Gargantuan gourds and big blooms: Olympics-like competitions get gardeners flexing green thumbs (08/23/2008)
- Worm your way to a better garden (08/23/2008)
- Recycled with style: Discards find attractive uses as pots, accent pieces (08/23/2008)
- Urban lots going green (08/17/2008)
- Hazardous waste collection (08/16/2008)
- Q&A with Sandy Feather (08/16/2008)
MORE HOMES & GARDEN
Coming Saturday
A roundup of September house tours in the region, including a look at a historic farmhouse in Greensburg on the Westmoreland House Tour.
Great Gardens Contest
The Great Gardens contest is closed to new entries. Top winners will be notified by Aug. 29.
Do you want to go greener?
The PG is looking for a family that's environmentally aware but wants to go greener. For a story, we'll pair you with a consultant who will help you use new methods and products. Interested? E-mail PG environmental writer Don Hopey at dhopey@post-gazette.com and tell him why.
Gardening Forum
The PG's Backyard Gardener Doug Oster answers your questions in a new and improved forum home.
Series:
Community Gardens
Community Gardens
Follows three gardeners through the season.
- Introducing the gardens and gardeners, with videos (May 31)
- Community gardens get a midsummer look, with videos (July 5)
More videos:
- Homewood Community Garden: Part 3 (Aug. 9)
- Olde Allegheny Garden: Part 3 (Aug. 9)
- Mt. Lebanon Community Garden: Part 3 (Aug. 9)
- Homewood Community Garden: Inspiration (July 12)
- Growing Together: Second season (June 2)
Audio Slideshows / Gardening Basics
PG Backyard Gardener Doug Oster shows you how:
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