Red Dwarf

10. October 2009 | 15:20

Patio Planters’ tour offers a peek behind the garden gates

Containers, fountains and opulent plantings add life inside the walls (News Source: New Orleans Times-Picayune - 10:10:37)

World class drivers only way to stay ahead

WE started off with a bang as a nation in Formula One, a statement heard throughout the world when the then revolutionary Sepang Circuit came up in 1999. (News Source: The New Straits Times - 05:34:13)

OTL: Seats Of Gold

Yankee Stadium’s Legends Suite was sparsely populated at times this season — a sign of what greed does to loyalty (News Source: ESPN - 15:58:04)

Master Gardener: Growing a community garden in Tiburon

Blackie, a retired Calvary and rodeo cutting horse, stood in his Tiburon pasture for 28 years, until his death in 1966. (News Source: Marin Independent Journal - 06:46:15)

Tips for planting and protecting your fall landscape

(ARA) - As the crisp fall air ushers in a new season, many gardeners may be left wondering: what now? Garden experts from across the country weighed in with their tips on the best things you can do this fall for a fabulous garden next year. (News Source: Lexington Clipper-Herald - 06:33:09)

Family Dysfunction Bathed in Cosmic Neon

At the performance of “Siegfried” on Wednesday, conducted by James Conlon, the qualities in the production that have both captivated and exasperated Wagner buffs were on display. (News Source: New York Times - 01:53:37)

Culinary Ecotourists Turn Wilderness Foraging into Dinner

Strolling through an equatorial rain forest or a northern pine forest can be thrilling enough, if only for the lavish scenery. But when you learn that you can eat a lot of what you see, a picturesque landscape takes on added intrigue. That’s the fun behind a burgeoning form of responsible leisure travel called culinary ecotourism–a new breed of gastronomic vacation, different from the languid … (News Source: Scientific American - 13:08:18)

Green Thumb: Dahlias spice up fall gardens

The Raleigh-Durham, N.C., area is a horticultural mecca in many ways. It’s the home of several impressive public gardens, such as the J C Raulston Arboretum at North Carolina State University and the Sarah P. Duke Gardens on the campus of Duke University. It’s also where Tony Avent, owner of Plant Delights Nursery, lives and grows great things for his mail-order catalog. As I tromped … (News Source: Memphis Commercial Appeal - 01:05:29)

Texas Pro Sedans chase down to the wire

Kingsland drivers Mike Merrell and Tom Johnson will duel for the Texas Pro Sedans points title Saturday night at Thunderhill Raceway. Merrell leads Johnson by six points in the standings. (News Source: San Antonio Express-News - 16:42:47)

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