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Midtown hideaway reveals treasure trove of art
Everett Long and Fred Smith's Atlanta home is a treasure trove of art, memories, books and a collection of houseplants that would make any millennial weak in the knees.
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Surprise lily won’t bloom
Walter Reeves explains why spider lilies may not bloom, plus tips on hosta leaf damage and how to treat armyworms in Bermuda grass.
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Where can I find it?
AJC readers are looking for help finding actual toothpaste (not gel) and Mayfield cottage cheese.
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How to check if plants are root-bound before buying
There are ways to salvage a plant that has a hard root ball, however.
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Not practical to protect isolated pine trees from beetles
A Cobb County resident asks how to protect pine trees from beetles. Plus: advice on drying onions indoors and removing overgrown arborvitae.
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It is OK to cut the ‘beard’ off muscadines, other grapevines
What do I do with grapevine 'beards?' Should i put fake grass in my backyard? What tool should I use to move mondo grass and liriope?
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River birch losing leaves is not a serious problem
Walter Reeves explains why a river birch tree might be shedding lots of leaves and why a crape myrtle tree might be send up suckers.
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Metro Atlanta becomes buyers’ market — for those who can afford it
Home prices are declining, but for many Atlantans ownership remains out of reach.
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I just graduated college. Will I be able to buy a house like my parents did?
A recent college grad asks: Am I going to be able to buy a home like my parents did less than 30 years ago?
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Hot fun in the summertime: 12 festivals to help you enjoy the steamy season
12 festivals to help Atlantans enjoy the steamy season, from Atlanta Ice Cream Festival to National Pollinator Week Festival.