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Footprints Magazine
Home & Garden October 17, 2007
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What's hot in home heating trends?
      Renovations and home improvements are a growing trend among Canadian homeowners. One project that may not be on the top of your list, but is definitely worth considering, is installing hydronic (water) radiant floor heating.
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Fall Planting 101: What to plant where and when
      Fall is a great time to be working in the garden. The season's colours may be orange, but you can go green and be environmentally responsible while planting and prepping your garden for another glorious year.
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Homebuyers say energy-efficiency pays for itself
      Canadians buying new homes prefer ones with energy-efficient features and don't mind paying more if it will reduce their operating costs, according an independent survey. J.D.
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Will your furnace be reliable all winter?
      As outdoor temperatures drop, there's no time like the present to be assured of a sufficient heat supply. Your furnace is a reliable friend, but it does need attention.
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See your home in a whole new light!
      The leaves are changing color, the weather is getting cooler and the days are getting shorter. Soon it will be dark when we rise in the morning and dark when we return home from work in the evenings. But what about the time in between? While we are busy at work, the sun is busy slowly destroying t...
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Fall cleanup guide, eco-style
      The chill in the air signals that it is time to get your garden and lawn ready for the winter months ahead, so why not do so in the most environmentally friendly way possible? Consider the following top three cleanup tips for fall, courtesy of The Home Depot Canada.
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The Gardener's Corner
Trees also need love
By Judith Rogers
      We had a hot and very dry growing season this year which triggers concern for the welfare of our trees. Short term distress from heat and drought is evident by the wilting of leaves, scorch, and some exfoliation.
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