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San Francisco acupuncturist Jennifer Prongos lets you in some home remedies you might not be familiar with. Comments

Classic Elegance Benjamin Dhong has a minimalist approach to life's little luxuries.

Material World
Richlite, a paper fiber- and resin-based material, is emerging as the new bamboo.

Sunny Side Up Light became the principal ingredient in Sally Landis' remodel.

Luxurious, But Livable
Spaces by interior designer Jay Jeffers have an elegant balance of old and new.

This Old Garage A decrepit structure is turned into a garage fit for a Jaguar.

Sweat Equity
You can install granite over Corian counters. Q&A.;

Got Gnomes? We're looking for readers who love gnomes.

It's A Wash
Lori Adams transformed a drab section of her basement into a cheery laundry room. Video

Cleaning Arsenal What you should keep under the sink - and what you should not.

Homemade Cleaners
Save money and stay green by mixing up your own cleaners.

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Maximum Green
Piggybacking plants take to the air in gardens. The Dirt.

A Hardy Bunch Don't fall for that orchids-are-so-needy line.

Ask The Bugman
Here are some DIY tips for controlling termites. Q&A.;

For Warmer Weather Check It Off: What to do in the garden in March?

Ready The Garden
Spend the final weeks of winter clearing the way for spring.

Chronicle Garden Radishes and daylilies make not-so-strange bedfellows.

Golden Gate Gardener
What fruit-bearing tree is best for San Francisco?

Hot Stuff Silk-Under-Glass plates; an Ikebana arranging show; and more.

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What A Resume Trevin, a Lab-golden retriever mix, works like a dog.

Ask the Vet
Why is my housebroken dog now urinating indoors? Q&A.;

In The Lead The Obamas could inspire a wave of water dogs.

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