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Death and sex drive the two inaugural shows at Miller Yezerski Gallery, the joint venture of longtime Boston art dealers Ellen Miller and Howard Yezerski in the space previously occupied by Howard Yezerski Gallery.

I love the look that's achieved by repurposing old kitchen gadgets into knew, beautiful-yet-functional furnishings.

This is the season of gardens opening. Across the Midlands, hundreds of families in dozens of villages will open their gardens to the public many for the first time.

AS THE weather hopefully begins to warm up and the sun shines, we all start looking for interesting and fun ways to spend our weekends and holidays with friends and family, storing up memories of all those good times shared.

We tend to fall into a pizza rut, returning to the same saucy pepperoni palaces whenever the urge for a hot slice -- or exhaustion at the prospect of cooking dinner -- strikes.

Kerry Annison, a Norwich in Bloom officer and award winner who has been told by the city council that her ' rooftop garden ' presents a health and safety obstruction.

A North Carolina environmental group is offering a $1,500 reward to find the thief who stole more than 1,000 Venus flytraps from a city garden in Wilmington.

Year 8 at Ramsey College have started a gardening club at their school to promote healthy eating at their school and in their community.

I lived in a fifth-floor New York City walk-up apartment with no yard when I started getting the itch to put food to flame.

Green-fingered pupils at St Augustine's Primary School have been busy rolling up their sleeves to pitch in for their new wildlife garden.

The centre in Crowell Road, which provides a creative space for young people, has received a A 47,000 grant from BBC Children in Need and Oxfordshire County Council to build a new garden area.

RIDGEFIELD/WILTON, Conn. -- Do you have a green thumb? Do you enjoy painting colorful gardens? Celebrate Connecticut's Historic Gardens Day this weekend at Weir Farm National Historic Site, where gardens and art go hand-in-hand.

Front row, left to right, James Elliott, seven, Mia Forden, seven, Noah Stand, six, Neve Cooper, five, Kate Neasham, six, Maisey Metcalfe, five.

No, not the dinner salad you see on some menus; the salad made up of lettuce, a wedge or two of tomato and maybe some carrot threads.

The Buddha Board is a specially designed art board that you paint on with an included brush and water.

AXA Wealth's roof top terrace garden opened by chief executive Mike Kellard with David Monkman and Nikki Acton from st Michael's Hospice Staff at the pensions and investment firm have transformed a rooftop terrace into a garden, growing all manner of vegetables and fruit, from potatoes, carrots, onions and beans, to strawberries.

PEOPLE have been urged to plant bee-friendly plants and trees after a report revealed the number of the insects in the north had dropped alarmingly.

Temperatures are rising, and while that may force those of us faint-of-heart indoors for the dog days of summer, it's a tomato's dream come true.

Plants need water to keep cool, pump minerals up to their leaves and grow. And in many regions and many seasons, they can fend for themselves getting water.

It's dark outside and although I'm still snuggled beneath a mound of covers, my husband is not by my side.