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Pruning is necessary for the health of the tree. How to decide which branches to prune and which to leave is important.

Hold paper behind your back and tear it into shapes that you'll then assemble into a collage. Challenge your sense of touch. This is harder than it sounds!

Create festive centerpiece and tablescapes for the holidays, which have been inspired by the 3 ghosts in "A Christmas Carol."

Decorate your Christmas tree in a country style with homemade and natural holiday ornaments, to showcase your welcoming home to your guests.

Everything you ever wanted to know about drawing leaves for flowers and trees.

The whole family can get involved in this quick kids' arts and crafts project. Melting crayon stubs into jumbo crayons makes use of what would normally be thrown away.

The terms organic and eco-friendly have become two of the most overused terms of 2008. They have been attached to everything from jewelry to plastic bags.

The DIYer can learn to create unique floral displays for many types of entertaining events, while still maintaining a budget.

It is not necessary to have a complete set of tools for bonsai from the outset.

That last minute search for some red berried holly and glossy ivy could after this Christmas be a chore of the past. Simply grow your own and pick it fresh each year.

Store bought Christmas tree skirt options are often fussy, formal and expensive. In a single afternoon and for very little money, a family can create a unique tree skirt.

Crown mother with a culinary bay on Mother's Day.

This is an evolving technology with many home applications such as LED Christmas lights, rope lighting, spotlights, etc. These bulbs last over 50,000 hours.

Love is in the air! Here's a collection of classic, romantic words from poetry and celebrities... to help express your devotion to a loved one on Valentine's Day.

One of the best ways to boost your home's curb appeal is with fanciful window boxes. Even if you don't have a green thumb, you can create a show-stopping display.

Flowering Crabapples: "The Genus Malus" by Rev. John L. Fiala is an essential reference for those wanting to know about flowering crabapple trees in built landscapes.