Mostly Yours, a home staging and makeover design company in

Peachtree City, welcomes Emily Byrd as a design and organization

consultant. MORE

Everything in its

place

Stuff. You've got a lot of it. It's now fall, again, and you've

been meaning to get organized since your last new-year's resolution.

You've

tried to squeeze everything you can into closets. You've even

considered lugging your stuff down to the basement so that you

can make more room - for more stuff. Instead, try clutter-reducing

shelves that won't cost you a fortune in cash - and 20 or

30 trips to the basement. Whether you are looking to improve

your decor or just get your home organized, shelving is the way

to go. It's cost effective, easy to install, and comes in a variety

of colors, styles and finishes.

MORE Briggs & Stratton

seeks America's most "Yard Smart" woman

Women with yard care success stories encouraged to enter contest

Women, sharpen your lawn sheers and start your mower engines.

Briggs & Stratton Corporation is seeking "America's

Most Yard Smart Woman."

Women who care for their yards are invited to participate in

the contest which will name one woman the most yard savvy. The

grand prize winner will be selected based on a 200-word or less

essay on why she should be crowned "America's Most

Yard Smart Woman" based on her yard care skills and achievements.

MORE

Color code: Hues

you can use

The Hartford Courant

It's often called the easiest and most affordable way to

transform a room. Yet paint -that magical makeover in a

can - is sometimes the most vexing and frustrating part

of a home refurbishing or remodeling project.

MORE

A vista of hostas

Knight Ridder Newspapers

Who needs colorful flowers when you can have a garden of hostas?

The star of many a shade garden, hostas are adored for their

diverse leaves - not their blooms.

MORE

Invest in daffodils:

Delightful, durable and deer-resistant

Plant now for spring color

The dog days of summer will soon ebb and a morning chill will

be in the air - a sure sign that fall planting time is upon

us. If you are planning ahead for early spring color in your

garden, - now's the time to think daffodils. MORE

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