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It took him only a day to find and buy a four-bedroom Georgian-style Colonial in Fox Chapel. But it took a year and a half to remodel it. (Yesterday)
It goes without saying that if a large tree has been damaged by snow this past winter, don't tackle it yourself. That is one chore better left to the experts. (Yesterday)
Once upon a time, if you wanted to build a new house, you could pick one from the Sears, Roebuck House Catalog. (Yesterday)
A Backyard Gardening lecture series by the Penn State Cooperative Extension's Master Gardeners will be held today from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Trax Farms in Finleyville (412-835-3246). (Yesterday)
Q. I was really shocked to see my lawn after the snow melted. Can you look at these pictures and tell me what happened? Will I have to replace the whole lawn? A. (Yesterday)
- A fresh start in an old Colonial in Fox Chapel (Yesterday)
- Buying Here: Wilkins (Yesterday)
- 2 Different Homes Under 1 Factory Roof (03/19/2010)
- Serenity Point Beach Development (03/19/2010)
- Living Against the Grain in the Czech Republic (03/18/2010)
- Luxurious Piatt Place penthouse in downtown Pittsburgh perfectly situated for over-the top city views (03/17/2010)
- Top-end stoves are a real gas (03/17/2010)
- House Hunting in ... Egypt (03/17/2010)
- What You Get for ... $350,000 (03/17/2010)
- Housing construction drops 5.9% in February (03/16/2010)
- Repairing shrubs damaged by winter (Yesterday)
- Garden notes: Lectures, symposium help gardeners get ready for spring (Yesterday)
- Lawns can recover from snow mold (Yesterday)
- Orchid mystique on display at show (Yesterday)
- Setting a Spring Table (03/19/2010)
- Let Your Conscience do the Walking in Green Pages (03/19/2010)
- Eva Zeisel Prints With Wings (03/19/2010)
- A U.S. Debut for a Dutch Design Duo (03/19/2010)
- How Smart Could I Make My Dumb Manhattan Apartment? (03/18/2010)
- An Expert on Choice Chooses (03/18/2010)
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PG Video
PG Gardening Videos
- Dealing with damaged plants
- Salvaging beets
- Going native at Audubon Center
- Care of snow-covered trees, shrubs
- Flower power
- Battle of the Dawn Redwoods
- How to create ivy topiary
- Visit to Bidwell
- Attracting birds to the garden
- Poinsettias
- Planting bulbs indoors
- Tools and blooms
- Preparing for winter
- Moving shrubs
- Composting 101
- Saving seeds
- Bringing bulbs indoors
- Putting the garden to bed
- The chicken experiment
- How to plant a tree
- Planting bulbs made easy
- Fall planting for winter
- The Great Potato Experiment;
identifying late blight in tomatoes
- Frogs, cherubs & angels
- Summer pests
- Planting perennials; edging beds
- Four-legged pests
- Trellis; summer vegetable planting
- Renovating an old perennial bed, Part III
- Renovating an old perennial bed, Part II
- Renovating an old perennial bed, Part I
- Summer garden tour
- Nancy Gift
- Controlling weeds naturally
- Topsy-turvy tomatoes
- Chapon's Greenhouse
- Planting tomatoes horizontally
- Container planting
- Spring garden tour
- Spring edibles
- Seeding a new lawn
- Part I: Spring planting
- Part II: Cool-weather crops
- Improving the soil
- Spring seeds
- Spring pruning
- Fruit tree pruning
Great Gardens Contest
Gardening Forum
The PG's Backyard Gardener Doug Oster answers your questions in a new and improved forum home.
