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Next year's beautiful spring begins with fall chores now
The Washington Post / Sandra Leavitt Lerner
Dividing day lilies -- an easy fall garden chore -- will yield more plants and produce larger, showier flowers.

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Soil moisture is back and temperatures are cool enough for it to stay moist, so apply an organic fall fertilizer for lawn and trees. Water it in deeply for the root system to absorb it by mid-November. If you miss this mark, wait until mid-March to feed lawn and trees.

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Fireplaces
MCT / Jill Toyoshiba
A fireplace has ceramic balls instead of logs in the living room of Kim Ebner, of Kansas City, Mo. Read the story.

How to put works of art to work in your home

CHICAGO — Chris Robb traces her love of art to a course she and her future husband, Bill, took as seniors at Northwestern University. It was, she says, the start of a commitment they have made to art.

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