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<p>The initial stages of brick removal during the wall breach to create the new back door.</p>

Breaking barriers for more access to your home

Marc LaBossiere
September 30

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<p>Pierre Moitrier&rsquo;s sense of artistry is seen in a beautifully crafted treehouse, which has an almost fairytale-like quality.</p>

Transform your yard into an enchanted garden

Adrian Higgins
September 30

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Savour the hushed magic of Japanese gardens

Brian J. Cantwell
September 30

Renovation & Design

<p>Michael Allen / Winnipeg Free Press files</p><p>You&rsquo;ll learn about hybrid oaks that can handle the Prairie climate in Trees for Northern Landscapes.</p>

Manitobans write the book on ideal Prairie trees

Michael Allen
September 30

Renovation & Design

<p>Roswitha Nowak</p><p>Planting bulbs this fall, such as martagon lily? Protect them from rodents with hardware-cloth fencing.</p>

Fall for your garden

Colleen Zacharias
September 23

Renovation & Design

<p>Aunt Madge&rsquo;s house stood in Margaret until some time in the mid-1980s, when she moved to a seniors&rsquo; residence.</p>

My procrastination cost me -- again

Laurie Mustard
September 23

Renovation & Design

<p>L.V. Anderson / Slate</p><p>Brownies could be the ideal snack to make while camping with homebody kids.</p>

Chocolate makes the outdoors even greater

Reena Nerbas
September 23

Renovation & Design

<p>Alex Schudtz / The Holmes Group</p>

Finding a fix for frosty foundations

Ari Marantz 
September 23

Renovation & Design

<p>The tub was sealed along the tile edges with white silicone.</p>

Let the experts handle it

Marc LaBossiere
September 23

Renovation & Design

<p>Adrian Higgins / Washington Post</p><p>Marker flags guide the complex planting schemes for which Piet Oudolf is world famous, with creekside woodland in the background. </p>

Big-time designer attracted to Delaware garden

Adrian Higgins
September 23

Renovation & Design

<p>Michael Allen / Winnipeg Free Press</p><p>Prairie Silk Honeylocust, a short-growing tree, is shown at its maturity in a Manitoba setting.</p>

Don't crowd your choices for a new tree

Michael Allen
September 23

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