TOP 100 GARDENING SITES
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| Carriage convert: Woman knew old building was just her style ST. LOUIS -- DiAnne Myers loves horses, to be sure. But it really wasn’t the love of horses that drove the St. Louis woman to buy a converted carriage house in the historic Soulard neighborhood six years ago. There was something artsy and unique about it, explains Myers, a piano teacher with 60 children on her teaching roster. pantagraph.com |
Quietly rich: Wealthy tone down, hide extravagance in economic slump BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- Throwing your money around is so pre-recession. As the economy weakens, the wealthy and the businesses that cater to them say it’s more common — even chic — to scale back extravagant spending and play down affluence. pantagraph.com |
Fireflies shine light on insect conservation The fireflies on Denise Wade’s property in Montgomery, Texas, are so magical that they remind her of a very different time of year. pantagraph.com |
The downside of holidays: garden rescue Kate Weinberg explains how to restore order to plants after you've been away telegraph.co.uk |
International Real Estate: House Hunting in ... Mexico While asking prices in the last 10 years have remained steady, over the past 12 months sellers in Acapulco have been more flexible. feeds.nytimes.com |