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Out of the Bag

Written by Tom Xavier

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Brown bag. Right away, you think: elementary school, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches on Wonder® bread with the crusts cut off, a carton of 2-percent milk, a baggie full of carrot sticks, a cookie, and maybe even a little note from Mom tucked in somewhere...

Goin' Green

Written by Bakersfield Magazine

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Recently, it seems like everyone is giving more thought to how they impact the planet.

Yep, It's Time

Written by Tom Xavier

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It’s that time of year when you’re ready for a new look in the house. I’ve found that one of the most cost-effective ways to add new life to a room or two is with paint. You could paint a wall, the cupboards, or an entire room. However, choosing the right paint for the right area can be a real chore...

Fear The N. G.

Written by Lynn Pitts

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How many of you live with a N.G.? That’s “Non-Gardener” to those of us who till and toil alone. The late Mr. P was, to be honest, an N.G. Oh sure, he gifted me with a dozen pots of lovely white ‘Pascali’ roses early in our courtship. This was because I’d told him how much I loved white roses...

WOW Time!

Written by Lynn Pitts

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Go ahead...try to ignore this beauty!

Going Green - Hybrids

Written by Bakersfield Magazine

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We’ve covered a lot of ground in our Going Green stories over the years. A lot of it has involved environmentally-responsible products and green living, but for this one, we literally want to cover a lot of ground. And the only way we’ll be able to do that is by driving...

Going Green - Mulch

Written by Bakersfield Magazine

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In a classic episode of The Simpsons, Lisa falls for a young dreamboat environmental activist, whom she tries to impress by explaining she started a compost pile in her backyard.

Inside-Out Gardening

Written by Lynn Pitts

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Get growing with a bonus fall-winter season!

October and November are what some people call “Inside-Out Time.” It’s an odd sub-season in Bakersfield that may last a few weeks or longer. You start the day in a chilly house, but after going outside, you’re still close to summer warmth. Off come the sweaters and on go the sprinklers. There’s a slight chance of frost, which seems to encourage re-seeded lawns into that Oz-like emerald green color.

Fall into the Season

Written by Tom Xavier

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Decorating for the seasons is nothing new, but with a few fresh ideas, you can do wonders with a tired room. And it seems autumn is the favorite season to decorate for...the subtle fall colors bring warmth into our lives and homes. But how to handle each room?

John Dovichi Custom Homes

Written by Bakersfield Magazine

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“I never forget that I’m building somebody’s dream house. Every job matters to the family we’re working with, so it matters to me.”

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