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Make your own upside-down planter

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Jun 22, 2009 - 10:04AM

I first heard of upside-down tomatoes from the late Tom Robinson of Russelton, Pa., back in 2000. I still use the techniques he taught me to plant one or two tomato plants each season.

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Tuck in some light bedding, colors for warm weather

Christina Vanoverbeke, Tribune

Apr 25, 2007 - 12:45PM

As we heat up in the East Valley, you’ll find yourself kicking off cozy comforters and flannel sheets, wishing for something a little lighter. Gloria Wedlake, owner of Valerianne of Scottsdale, says her customers want to lighten up colors and textures this time of year, and there’s plenty of bedding choices that allow them to do it.