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I've heard if you buy ladybugs, to release them around sunset - they lay eggs and reproduce at night. You'll have a better chance of them sticking around for good. Apartment Therapy Los Angeles \| 4 Easy Ways to Keep Bugs and Pests Out of The Garden Flag this comment	8/18/09 6:04 PM
Movie night. What a radical idea. Apartment Therapy Los Angeles \| 10 Cheap Summer Party Ideas Flag this comment	8/13/09 3:34 PM
My husband LOVES his iced tea maker - it's not the one in the picture, but the one he has uses loose tea or bags, and it's great. Apartment Therapy The Kitchn \| The 10 Most Useless Kitchen Gadgets Flag this comment	7/23/09 7:17 PM
Yes, it was definitely used in The OC and many commercials and movies. It's gorgeous - definitely worth a visit if you're in the area. Apartment Therapy Los Angeles \| Look! Wayfarer Chapel in Palos Verdes Flag this comment	7/6/09 12:26 AM
Go for the container garden, stay for the margaritas... Apartment Therapy Los Angeles \| Outdoor Inspiration: El Chavo in Silverlake Flag this comment	6/18/09 5:19 PM
I have heard the rocks are both pretty and functional - they promote good water drainage - the less water that sits near the succulent, the less likely they are to rot. This usually happens with over-watering or soil that holds the moisture too much (which is why it's good to get a cactus mix). In my experience, once a succulent gets rot, they're pretty much done for. Apartment Therapy Los Angeles \| Make Your Own Succulent Garden Flag this comment	3/19/09 2:26 AM
Definitely make sure to re-seal them. There are different sealers for different tile, so make sure you get the right kind. It's not hard to do yourself, and makes a big difference when it comes to keeping tile clean. Apartment Therapy Los Angeles \| Good Questions: Cleaning Stained Bathroom Tiles Los Angeles Flag this comment	1/23/09 9:41 PM
Take a look at Natural Stone Outlet (I bought some backsplash tile there) - the prices are $6-$8 per linear foot and the shipping is free. http://www.naturalstoneoutlet.com/standingpebbles.html Also, the John Bridge tile forums were a huge help to me when I installed my own tile: http://www.johnbridge.com I'd search the forums - the pros who post there have stories about installing just about every kind of tile and stone, and are eager to help. Apartment Therapy - Pebble Tile Flag this comment	9/15/07 12:35 AM