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<p>Bylands Nurseries</p><p>Hugh Skinner with Baby Bear Dwarf Cedar, developed in Manitoba.</p>

From seed to cedar

Colleen Zacharias
March 16

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<p>Adrian Higgins / Washington Post</p><p>Seed-saver Horace Pippin is depicted on the seed packet for Pippin&rsquo;s Golden Honey Pepper, a multihued sweet pepper variety from Hudson Valley.</p>

Find enrichment in preparing your garden now for spring

Adrian Higgins
March 16

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<p>Modsy</p><p>Modsy&rsquo;s online design service asks you to fill out a style quiz and provide a few pictures and measurements of the space you&rsquo;re looking to decorate. Then a designer does several possible plans complete with furniture options.</p>

Experts answer big questions about living small

Kim Cook
March 16

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<p>Home Edit</p><p>Decluttering reduces anxiety and boosts mental health, studies have found.</p>

See the value in empty space

Nicole Anzia
March 16

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<p>The 2019 Winnipeg Home and Garden Show is set to take place at the RBC Convention Centre from April 4 to 7. (Mike Deal / Free Press files)</p></p>

Home and Garden Show means spring is near

Lanny McInnes
March 16

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<p>High Performance Homes</p><p>Upgrading insulation may stop warm air from finding its way into the attic, but often, enlisting an air-sealing specialist is the better choice.</p>

This may require some special(ist) attention

Ari Marantz 
March 16

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<p>Laurie Mustard / Winnipeg Free Press</p><p>Staff from Anderson Movers in Rossendale move an old home from its river lot in Headingley to its new lot in Warren.</p>

Moving homes is heavy work

Laurie Mustard 
March 16

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<p>Sprinkling baking soda or washing soda with borax on a dampened green abrasive cloth should take care of most tub stains.</p>

Tackling the toughest tub stains

Reena Nerbas  
March 16

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<p>Photos by Helen Norman</p><p>Replacing stained and flattened pillows is one inexpensive way to spruce up your bedroom. Designer and HGTV star Lauren Liess (below) says pillows should be examined every other year.</p>

Replace tattered items to give home a boost

Jura Koncius
March 9

Renovation & Design

<p>Christina Ryan / Calgary Herald files</p><p>Hard towels saturated with detergent can be revitalized with a soak in vinegar.</p>

Vinegar renews crunchy towels

Reena Nerbas 
March 9

Renovation & Design

<p>Huron Sunrise Miscanthus has incomparable burgundy plumes in fall.</p></p>

Spice up garden with ornamental grasses

Colleen Zacharias
March 9

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