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People.com: INSIDE STORY: Kendra Sparkles in a Fairy-Tale Wedding

Wilkinson enjoys a romantic ceremony in a crystal-bedecked dress and a third wedding band - one for the baby

Downtown Atlanta recycles self into a Zero Waste Zone

Last year, downtown Atlanta lost a convention to another Southern city because the visiting group perceived the other city as "greener" than Atlanta. The loss propelled Holly Elmore into action.

'Recession gardens' trim grocery bills, teach lessons

As American families try to stretch their food budgets during the recession, some are turning to the backyard, rather than the grocery store, as the place to look for produce.

Commentary: Don't be my Valentine

With retailers hurting and the U.S. president trying to encourage Americans to spend money to restore consumer confidence, what I'm about to say may seem like treason. But here goes: Please boycott Valentine's Day and all that is associated with this horrendous "holiday."

Guerrilla gardeners green their city on secret moonlit missions

On any given day amidst a backdrop of buses, buildings, cars and construction sites, Richard Reynolds can be found bent over pulling weeds, planting flowers or maybe even trimming some shrubs.

Fortune: Black thumb? Your computer can help

We have been taught to keep our electronic gadgets out of the sun, dirt and rain. So it is a surprise to come across a startup that wants its sophisticated gear subjected to everything nature can throw at it, at least within the confines of your yard.

'Instant' flowers and a backyard makeover

These gardening and decorating tips can transform your space -- giving your backyard a complete makeover.

Best temperatures for these tasks

From making an omelet to getting some sleep, a little change in the mercury can make a big difference

How to grow the perfect tomatoes

There are countless varieties of tomatoes available, each of which differs from the others in taste, the size, shape and ripening time of the fruit.

No-sweat way to fill yard with roses

Maybe you think you know roses - those long-stemmed, full-petaled beauties that need a lot of coddling to keep disease at bay.

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