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Designs for Aging-in-Place

Aging-in-place may mean different things to different people.

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Go From Ordinary to Extraordinary page 16 Whether you think of landscaping and gardening as a hobby and a great way to put your eye for design and green thumb to work or prefer to have some help from the experts, now’s the time to consider how to transform your outdoor area from ordinary to extraordinary.

30 Designed for Kids Traditional blues and pinks are taking a back seat to neutral colors in children’s rooms

34 Pet Friendly Homes Incorporating your pet's needs into the style of your home.

Official Show Guide Making the Most of Your Visit........................................10 The World Famous Disc-Connected K-9's.....................12 Garden Expert, Melinda Myers......................................13

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March 18-20, 2016

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The 66th annual Home, Garden & Remodeling Show, presented by Window World, returns to the Kentucky Exposition Center Friday, March 18 through Sunday, March 20. The Home, Garden & Remodeling Show is the largest, longest running locally produced home show in the region. This is your opportunity to see, learn about and buy the latest home products and services from nearly 350 companies under one roof. Local companies and hundreds of experts will help you find just what you need to complete all your home improvements! The Home Garden & Remodeling Show is sponsored by LG&E and locally produced by the Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville.

This home show has so much to offer, showcasing everything imaginable for your home remodeling needs — whether they are inside or out. Think of this as a massive showroom of home and landscaping products — where you are able to compare companies and products without driving all over town. It does not matter if your project is big or small, the experts on hand are willing to help you with their knowledge and expertise to make sure you are headed in the right direction.

With that in mind, you will want to be prepared – so be sure you do a little research for the product or service you are looking for and know what questions to ask. You should always take a notebook (or take notes on your smartphone). Bring something

to collect the cards and brochures that will be given out. Many times things are lost in the shuffle, including your ability to remember everything. So feel free to take pictures and add them to that inspiration file.

It does not matter if you are shopping for kitchen and bathroom ideas, flooring, decking, windows, doors, lighting, furniture, a new HVAC system, lawn equipment, storage solutions, patio rooms, a new look for your backyard, a pool, a fireplace, or a security system, the Home Garden & Remodeling Show will have it all.

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If you enjoy the great outdoors and being in your yard, you will want to visit the Garden Stage featuring nationally known speaker and author Melinda Myers. Expert gardener Myers has over 30 years of experience in handson gardening and as an instructor in horticulture.

The Belgard Hardscapes Outdoor Living Pavilion has something for all aspects of the outside of your home.

Louisville’s finest landscape architects will be on hand to talk with you one-on-one and share their ideas on how you can create an outdoor oasis.

Our featured entertainment is the Disc Connected K-9 Frisbee Dog Show – This incredible dog show returns to us for its fourth time in the last five years. This is fun for the entire family and is sure to put a smile on everyone’s face.

If you do bring the whole family, be sure to stop by the Kids Craft Area or the butterfly house (Booth #2207).

Things to know before you go: SHOW HOURS: 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Friday, March 18: Saturday, March 19: 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Sunday, March 20: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. *The ticket gate closes one hour prior to the Show closing times listed.

NO PETS ALLOWED - Only service animals permitted in the Show.

TICKET PRICES: Regular Admission: $10 per person Senior Admission: $9 per Senior (62 and older) Children: 15 & under are free with an adult. ** Military members may present their military ID at the ticket booth on site to gain free entry for the service member into the Show.

BUY TICKETS ONLINE: www.LouisvilleHomeShow.com BUY ONE GET ONE FREE Only offered through Facebook (Good Any Day) www.Facebook.com/LouisvilleHomeShow Visit www.LouisvilleHomeShow.com for all the details, seminar descriptions and times.

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This incredible dog show returns to us for its fourth time in the last five years. This is fun for the entire family and provides that much needed break as you make their way through nearly 7 acres of show floor. Be sure to see at least one of the acrobatic, gravity-defying, high energy shows. Hear the heart-warming stories of how these World Champion performing dogs went from being abandoned to the performers they are today.

For a full schedule of entertainment & semimars, see pageS 37 & 38

Craft Area The Kids Craft Area is a fairly new addition to the event and provides kids (from 3-10 years of age) the ability to enjoy a craft or plant some seeds to take home. Louisville Water will feature Adventures with Louisville Water: Have Some Fun and Expand Your Water IQ. Near the Kid Craft Area, a 13’ x 13’ butterfly house will been added by Idlewild Butterfly Farm and Insectarium, a privately owned small business in Louisville, operates as an insect rearing lab, educational center, and retail store. Nothing says springtime more than butterflies – and these beautiful creatures are a welcome addition.

Sponsors: Entomology Solutions, LLC, Good Garbage, Louisville Water Company Wallitsch Garden Center, Yew Dell Gardens Kids Craft Area Hours: Friday, March 18th: 2 pm – 6 pm Saturday, March 19th: 11am -5 pm Sunday, March 20th: 11 am – 3 pm 12 Louisville Home, Garden & Remodeling

Garden Garden Stage Featuring StageMelinda Myers With special guest speaker Jeff Wallitsch

March 18-20 Melinda Myers

Nationally known speaker and author Melinda Myers will offer 3 popular seminars: Low Maintenance, Big Impact Perennial Gardens; Simple Landscape Makeovers; and Small Space Gardens & Landscaping for Small or Large Lots! Melinda will educate you on perennials, explain how to best create a private space in your yard (big or small)Â & discuss landscapes & plant materials best suited for our growing conditions. Melinda Myers has over 30 years of experience in hands-on gardening and as an instructor in horticulture.

She will not only share her knowledge but also get you looking forward to getting a little dirt under your fingernails.

Local garden expert Jeff Wallitsch will join Melinda on stage with two seminars of his own: Container Gardening and Tips for Accessorizing Your Garden on a Shoestring Budget.

Jeff will demonstrate how easy it is to create your own gorgeous containers that will create color, curb appeal and jealousy as he gives tips on dressing up a drab yard for pennies on the dollar.

For schedule of entertainment & semimars, see pageS 37 & 38

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Friday, March 18th : 12pm, 3pm & 6pm Saturday, March 19th : 12pm, 3pm, & 6pm Sunday, March 20th : 12pm, & 3pm

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March 18-20

Spend an Evening in our Backyard

The Belgard Challenge in the Outdoor Living Pavilion This year’s Belgard Challenge promises to be the most exciting ever! “We’re showcasing three of Louisville’s top landscapers/hardscapers,” says Jason Hammon, of Belgard Hardscapes. “Competitors will have 25 x 50 foot exhibit areas that will display more than 40 Belgard products, including retaining walls and hardscape pavers.”

The 2016 Home, Garden and Remodeling Show, presented by Window World will debut new Belgard products such as the Mirage porcelain paver system, the Moduline three-piece paver series and the Lafitt rustic slab paver. In addition, the Belgard area will display custom fireplaces, brick ovens and grill islands.

Vying for the Belgard Challenge championship are Zeppa's, Greenside Outdoor Services, and Mike Osbourn Lawn Care.

Zeppa’s comes to the Belgard Challenge as a very enthusiastic first-time competitor. Antonio Zeppa says he’s excited about his participation because it’s a unique opportunity to pique everyone’s imagination about hardscapes that can create stunning and very livable outdoor spaces.

Antonio's show design will incorporate several different styles of Belgard pavers, including an intricate border, that will provide texture, color and dimension, an elaborate water feature, bar with a granite countertop, and a Belgard Elements Bristol fireplace.

“We won the challenge last year so we’re coming back to defend our title,” says Dustin McGehee of Greenside Outdoor Services. “We’re going with a very contemporary look, with the use of steel and natural woods, which is a break from what we’ve done in the past. It’s the trend we’re seeing in larger markets that hasn’t hit Louisville yet.”

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gard’s new porcelain pavers that are imported from Italy and will mix sizes of pavers to define specific areas and establish a character for each. The company’s designs also incorporate customized inlays of colorful and textured artwork.

From the humble beginning in 1999 with a big heart and a red push mower, Mike Osbourn Lawn Care is making its Belgard Challenge debut as a company that boasts nine fulltime trucks and 17 skilled employees as well as an extended network of partners and contractors. Come witness Mike's impressive display, and marvel at how far that push mower has come.

The Belgard Landscapers are as follows: Belgard Hardscapes Brock Harmon | Jason Hammon Office: 317-787-3201 Cell: 317-339-3048 brock.harmon@oldcastle.com - jason.hammon@oldcastle.com Website: www.Belgard.com Zeppa's Antonio Zeppa (502) 648-4885 zeppaslawnservice@yahoo.com Website: www.ZeppasLawnService.com Greenside Outdoor Services, Inc Dustin McGehee 502-727-4925 dustin@greensideoutdoorservices.com Website: www.GreensideOutdoorServices.com Mike Osbourn Lawn Care Mike Osbourn 502-277-1020 mike@mikeosbournlawncare.com Website: www.MikeOsbournLawnCare.com

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GO FROM ORDINARY TO extraordinary

by Nancy Miller

If you’re like most of us, you’re counting the days until it’s time to enjoy being outside. Whether you think of landscaping and gardening as a hobby and a great way to put your eye for design and green thumb to work - or if you prefer to have some help from the experts, now’s the time to consider how to transform your outdoor area from ordinary to extraordinary.

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From Ordinary to Extraordinary

photo courtesy of Belgard Hardscapes

“Landscaping and hardscaping have to work together to maximize the effectiveness of both,” - Antonio zeppa

“Landscaping and hardscaping have to work together to maximize the effectiveness of both,” advises Antonio Zeppa of Zeppa’s. Before you begin a landscaping project, he suggests that you first think about how you want to use the space. Homeowners who frequently entertain may want to integrate sophisticated amenities, whereas if it’s going to be a gathering spot for a family, a smaller area with some special details may still reflect innovative design. Second, determine your budget at the outset. In many cases, you’ll save money by completing the design all at one time rather than approaching it in stages. Finally, you may be inspired by the Belgard Idea Book that presents styles that run the gamut from very modern to rustic. Take to heart some of his other insightful ideas for eye-catching landscapes and gardens: • Use tall plants to screen off areas that you don’t want to be visible. Layer the heights for interest.

• Choose plants that bloom at different times during the year so that there’s always color. Remember that all plants require some maintenance.

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From Ordinary to Extraordinary

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From Ordinary to Extraordinary photo courtesy of Belgard Hardscapes

Soften the edges of the patio with plants that overhang the edges.

• Select plant material that’s suitable for the temperatures in Zone 6, the Louisville area.

• Dig holes deep enough to fill with compost or fertilizer, even some manure, to compensate for our area’s clay soil.

Use outdoor lighting for path lighting or to accent an outdoor kitchen or individual features of the landscaping.

Dustin McGehee, of Greenside Outdoor Services, encourages thinking outside the box and to focus not just on installing a patio but on creating an environment. “If homeowners walk into their backyard, they shouldn’t recognize it, but should feel as if they’re at a resort.”Here are some of his suggestions for picture-perfect landscaping: • Before contacting a contractor or doing it yourself, research what’s involved in putting in a patio. Look for

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installers who are certified by the Integrated Concrete Paving Institute. A properly installed patio should last a lifetime.

• Don’t be afraid to move a tree or two. And consider what makes the most sense for good design. For example, a grill on the opposite side of the yard and a fireplace next to the kitchen may not be the most convenient layout.

• An irrigation system may be essential for your landscaping.

• Soften the edges of the patio with plants that overhang the edges. Choose plants that don’t drop their foliage.

Evergreens are ideal around pools and water features.

• Use low voltage lighting for uplighting and downlighting.

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Choosing a Registered Builder or Remodeler

By Nancy Miller

When considering building a new home or remodeling an existing home, it’s critical to select the right individual or company for your project. It is a decision that will help determine the quality and cost of your remodel or new construction. The Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville has Registered Remodeler and Registered Builder members who: • Are informed about new products.

• Are linked to a network of industry professionals on the local, state and national level.

q Check to be sure the remodeler or builder has a permanent business location and a good reputation with local banks and suppliers.

• Have the ability to address special building issues/techniques.

• Have access to a conciliation process should problems arise that cannot be easily resolved.

• Have experience in the home or commercial construction profession for a specified period of time.

• Have submitted the names of previous customers as references • Have Registered Remodeler or Builder sponsors with personal knowledge of their remodeling/construction activities and business integrity.

• Appear before a committee for a personal interview.

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You want to be sure they’ll be around after the project is complete to service warranties and to address issues that could develop. It usually takes three to five years to establish a financially sound business.

q Check with the Better Business Bureau to learn of any complaints.

• Have demonstrated financial and on-site responsibilities.

• Have acceptable credit history.

It’s also important that you become familiar with the business of a prospective remodeler or builder and that his or her experience relates to your individual project. You might find it helpful to use this checklist when choosing a Registered Remodeler or Builder member of the Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville: q Check to be sure that you’re talking to a Registered Remodeler or Builder.

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• Agree to take part in continuing education.

• Agree to abide by the Code of Ethics of the BIA.

Visit bialouisville.com for lists of Registered Builders or Remodelers.

q Be cautious of unusually low-priced bids. If the remodeler or builder is unable to pay for materials and labor as the project proceeds, there could be potential problems. q Look for these logos:

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Smart Designs for

Aging-in-Place

by Nancy Miller

Aging-in-place may mean different things to different people.

“For some Baby Boomers, it refers to living comfortably and conveniently on one floor as they get older, and being able to move about without having things in their way,” says Brandon Bailey of Bailey Remodeling and Construction. Stonehenge Construction’s Karen McKechnie believes it’s about thinking ahead. Lora Nix of Nix Miller states its simply: “Aging-inplace is the smart thing to do.”

She says aging-in-place design can be carried out gradually or as a single, total transformation. According to Renotta Henson, of Victory Home Builders, aging-in-place new construction or remodeling doesn’t have to be expensive as long as planning is focused and comprehensive.

“The quality of lighting is important. The new LEDs have a range of colors."

- Lora Nix General aging-in-place features encompass wider doorways, handrails on all steps, elimination of obstacles that could cause tripping, and a mix of lighting types ‒ overhead, sconces, table and floor lamps and nightlights ‒ in all areas of the house. There’s even a toe kick that has a sensor that’s triggered when a person enters a room. Bailey recommends considering the construction of a ramp that leads from the garage to the kitchen, and designing the kitchen to limit the number of steps required to navigate it.

“The quality of lighting is important. The new LEDs have a range of colors from harsh blue similar to a fluorescent, a true white light, or close to a yellow that’s similar to an incandescent. I like a true white for most spaces,” says Nix. LouisvilleHomeShow.com 27

Since kitchens are central to aging-in-place design, she urges clients to incorporate these ideas: • Design contrasting colors of cabinets and countertops to make different work spaces more visible. Vary the heights of the island.

Must HaveS for an Aging in Place Bathroom • Grab bars. (If you don’t want them when building or remodeling your bathroom, install wood blocking in the wall so they can be added later.)

• Place lights under and inside cabinets.

• Curbless showers with a seat, and a hand held and wall- or ceiling-mount shower.

• Eliminate sharp edges on countertops.

• Non-slip floors.

• Use drawers, rather than stationery shelves, for easy access to pots, pans and large bowls.

• More than one color tile to distinguish areas of the bathroom.

• Install pegboards to hold plates.

• Comfort height toilets.

• Use roll-out trays in tall cabinets.

• Taller and multi-height vanities.

• Use a microwave drawer instead of one that is higher on the wall.

• Lighting controls near the entrance to the shower instead of on the back wall.

Make storage more workable by building a walk-in closet that’s large enough to accommodate a wheelchair, and features roll-out trays in the linen cabinet, door mount racks, and pull-down and lighted closet rods.

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Traditional blues and pinks are taking a back seat to neutral colors in children’s rooms, but that doesn’t mean the rooms aren’t alive with color. Artwork, bedding and accessories add pops of bright hues and accents.

Lisa Steinbock, of Steinbock Interiors, uses murals to introduce a theme or to customize a room to a child’s interest, such as sports or dance.

Most of the window treatments she designs for the rooms are cornice boards, either simple or fancied up. They are usually paired with blinds to provide privacy. If children have a separate bathroom, white subway tile on the wall invites color to individualize the space through a shower curtain, area rug and towels. These design details can be easily changed as the child’s tastes change or is ready for a fresh, new look.

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rooms so that they will take pride in the space and also be more likely to keep it neat,” she says.

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“Lots of storage should be incorporated into a child’s room,” says Jeff Speedy of Closets by Design. His recommendations include tilt-out hampers for dirty clothes, a shoe shelf, and movable shelves and rods in the closet. “When you have the right system in place, kids learn to be organized, and it reduces everyone’s stress,” he says.

Safety First Safety is of paramount importance in a child’s room and throughout the home. According to Kosair Children’s Hospital, each year more than five million children sustain injuries in the home that are serious enough to result in a visit to an emergency room. To create a home that’s safe for the little ones, Kosair suggests that you ask yourself a variety of questions about your home.

• Are all possibly poisonous plants, loose change and latex balloons out of reach?

• Are high-traffic areas well lit and free of obstacles?

• Is there at least one working smoke detector on each floor of the home and one in the hallway by bedrooms? Are they checked and cleaned monthly and the batteries changed at least twice a year?

• Do you practice a fire escape plan that includes two exit routes?

• Do your children know how to “stop, drop and roll” if clothing is on fire?

• Is there a carbon monoxide detector in the home?

• Do all electric switches and outlets have cover plates and do unused outlets have child-proof covers?

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• Are electric cords out of reach of children and undamaged? Are they under rugs or stapled to baseboards?

• Are there safety latches on cabinet doors?

•Are vitamins, medicine, alcoholic beverages, cleaning supplies and sharp items stored out of children’s reach?

• Do sharp corners on counters and tables have protective cushions?

• Is the laundry door kept closed (even locked) as much as possible?

• Do you always empty buckets, ice chests, diaper pails, etc. immediately? (Children can drown in as little as one inch of water.)

• Is your water heater turned down to 120˚ or warm?

• Are all pieces of furniture stable or securely fastened to the wall?

• Are toys stored in a lidless toy chest?

Spaghetti & Turkey Meatballs For the meatballs: 2 pounds ground turkey 8 ounces frozen peas 1 medium onion, finely chopped 2 garlic cloves, minced 2 large eggs 1 cup Italian breadcrumbs ½ cup olive pomace oil

For the tomato sauce: 1 carton Pomi brand tomatoes

(available in your local grocery in the toma to

2 garlic cloves, minced 4 ounces olive pomace oil 2 tablespoons dried oregano 2 tablespoons dried basil 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar 4 ounces unsalted butter Salt and pepper to taste

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Preheat oven to 350˚. In a large bowl, mix together all the ingredients except the olive pomace oil. Season with salt and Form the mixture into 2-ounce portions pepper. of meatballs. Set aside. In a large skille t over medium-high heat, add the olive meatballs. Cook until browned. Place oil and the meatballs on a baking sheet. Roast about 12 minutes, until the meatballs through. are cooked Meanwhile, make the tomato sauce.

In a sauce pot on medium heat, cook the garlic in the olive pomace oil for about onds. Add tomatoes, basil and oregano.

45 secOnce it begins a slow simmer, add balsa mic vinegar; allow to simmer slowly for minutes. Season with salt and pepper. about 15 Remove from heat. Stir in the butt er (a great job for kids since they will get to watch the butter melt and emu sauce!). lsify with the Serve the tomato sauce and the meatball s over your favorite spaghetti. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese.

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Just because you have a pet romping through the living room or snuggling up on furniture doesn’t mean your home can’t be full of style if you put some of our designer secrets to work.

Lyn Mabry of Living Spaces by Lyn says ceramic or porcelain tile floors are ideal for pets because the floors are durable and easy to clean. She advises that for some spaces carpet tiles may be preferable to wall-to-wall carpeting because they can be changed out when needed. Another great flooring idea is an indoor/outdoor rug that can be cleaned with a damp mop.

“Hardwood flooring will scratch (and will absorb moisture, causing joints to weaken, if a sloppy dog or cat splashes water on it.) Prefinished hardwood will scratch less because it has aluminum oxide in the factory finish,” says Natalie Goodin of The Flooring Gallery.

Do a little research to select attractive, stain-resistant upholstery fabric. Surprisingly, you don’t necessarily have to rule out leather, especially if it has a lanolin seal.

Mabry melds into her designs a variety of medium-color, small print washable fabrics, color-coordinated boiled wool blankets to protect sofas and chairs, and washable duvet covers.

“A transition space to the outside is always a good idea for people who have dogs,” says Stacye Love, of Stacye Love Construction. “In one such space I constructed a dog washing station that’s built like a shower on stilts, with subway tile walls and a handheld shower with a short hose,” she says. In

the same room she built an area that had an open area underneath for a dog bed.

“For large dogs, I’ll include a pull-out trash bin in the cabinetry to hold dog food. We haven’t found a dog yet who can open the bin,” laughs Love.

When considering bringing a pet into your family, there are a few options for finding the right pet. Because there are so many abandoned and homeless dogs and cats who desperately need a home, adoption is a loving alternative to buying a pet. There are several things to keep in mind when considering adopting a pet: • If you live in an apartment rather than owning your house, check with your landlord whether pets are allowed, and if there are any restrictions on the breed or size.

• Both dogs and cats should be micro chipped in case they get lost.

•Slowly introduce a new pet to your home, and limit its interaction with other pets for the first week or so. Gradually let it explore the house, while setting any boundaries, such as not allowing them on a bed or couch, if you want them to avoid those places.

• Remove or put away poisonous materials or plants.

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Pet Friendly Homes If you see a dog in your future, Shelby Schultz, of the Kentucky Humane Society suggests several things to keep in mind: • How hectic is your schedule? Do you have time to devote to training a puppy? If not, a dog that’s at least a year old might be a better choice.

• If you and your family are very active, a high-energy dog may be perfect for your lifestyle. But if you lead a more quiet life, a dog that won’t be as rambunctious or won’t need as much entertainment could suit you. Or, a senior dog may be just what you’re looking for.

• Use positive reinforcement training.

• If the dog you adopt isn’t perfectly trained, the Humane Society offers a variety of training classes, from basic manners to addressing issues such as separation anxiety or aggression.

“Cats are more particular than dogs about everything. Give a new cat time to warm up to its new home. Some will be comfortable in a couple of days. For others, it may take a couple of weeks,” says Karen Harris of the Shamrock Pet Foundation. She has more words of wisdom about adopting a cat: • We try to match the right cat with an adoptive family. We have had adult cats in our foster care, so we know their per-

sonalities. Everybody wants a kitten because they’re cute and people think they will more easily bond than a grown cat.

But, we aren’t as aware of a kitten’s personality. Also, kittens are like toddlers. You’ll need to be very careful about their safety and about taking care of what’s in your home. Put away any breakables and keep closets and cabinets closed so they can’t sneak in without your knowing they’re there. An older cat might be better for a family with young children.

A kitten might want to run away or may scratch, whereas an older cat is probably used to being handled.

• Cat proof the home by tying up draperies or blind cords.

(This is also a good idea for a new dog.)

• Before you bring the cat home, decide where you will put the litter box. Remember, some cats prefer an open box while others like a closed box.

• Give your cat a few items specifically designed for scratching.

• Keep the cat’s nails trimmed to minimize damage to floors and furniture. If you absolutely must declaw your cat, remove only the front claws.

• If you’re not sure a cat is for you, you may want to foster on a trial basis.

We all like a snack. So do our pets. The friendly folks at Three Dog Bakery in Chenoweth Squa re think your pooch may like these dog biscuits. If you want to give your cat a treat, you could do a little online sleuthing for a recip e or could purchase those that are ready made. But if we know cats, they might prefer a bite of salmon or a nibble of turke y!

Dottie’s Banana Biscotti

from Three Dog Bakery

5 cups white flour ¼ cup peanuts, chopped ½ teaspoon baking soda 1 medium egg ¼ cup vegetable oil 1 ½ cups banana, puréed 2 teaspoons pure vanilla Water Preheat oven to 325˚. Mix dry, then wet ingredients until lumpy. Add water, one teaspoon at a time, as needed. Kne ad by hand on table until mixed thoroughly. Form into logs approximately 2 to 2 ½-inches high. Flatten so that log is 6 to 7 inches wide by 1-inch high.

Bake on nonstick baking sheets for approximately 30 to 40 minutes. Remove and cool 10 minutes. Slice into ½- to ¾-inch slices. Place on baking sheets and bake for approximately 20 min utes or until golden brown. Cool and serve.

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11 am – Jeff Wallitsch: Contain Yourself: A Beginners Guide on Container Gardening 1 pm - Melinda Myers: Small Space Gardens & Landscaping for Small or Large Lots!

3 pm - Melinda Myers: Simple Landscape Makeovers

4:30 pm – Jeff Wallitsch: Martha calls it living, I call it surviving: Tips for Accessorizing Your Garden on a Shoestring Budget 7 pm - Melinda Myers: Low Maintenance, Big Impact Perennial Gardens Melinda Myers

Saturday, March 19 (Booth #2052)

11 am - Melinda Myers: Small Space Gardens & Landscaping for Small or Large Lots!

1 pm – Jeff Wallitsch: Contain Yourself: A Beginners Guide on Container Gardening 2 pm - Melinda Myers: Simple Landscape Makeovers

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5:30 pm - Jeff Wallitsch: Martha calls it living, I call it surviving: Tips for Accessorizing Your Garden on a Shoestring Budget

Jeff Wallitsch

Sunday, March 20 (Booth #2052) 11 am - Melinda Myers: Simple Landscape Makeovers 1 pm - Melinda Myers: Small Space Gardens & Landscaping for Small or Large Lots!

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Small Space Gardens & Landscaping for Small or Large Lots!

Nationally known gardening expert, TV/radio host and author Melinda Myers will cover simple ideas for packing a lot of garden into a small space or creating an intimate garden space within a large lot. She’ll share tips and techniques for designing and maintaining gardens with year round interest in every layer from the ground to the roofline. General concepts and specific plants suited to the area will be covered.

Simple Landscape Makeovers

Join Melinda Myers to learn how to make your landscape a welcome retreat, entertainment center or just a pretty space to view. Changing the layout, adding a few key plants and containers or fine-tuning your maintenance practices can make a big difference in the beauty and enjoyment of your landscape.

Low Maintenance, Big Impact Perennial Gardens

Melinda Myers will share perennial plant combinations and varieties that provide big impact with minimal care.

Plus, learn tips on selecting perennials for all sorts of situations. Maintenance tips for keeping perennial gardens looking beautiful year round will also be covered.

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Contain Yourself: A Beginners Guide on Container Gardening

Grow your knowledge with Jeff Wallistch of Wallistch Garden Center, our own local expert, who will not only educate, but also entertain you on the simple and elegant ways to create beautiful containers that will add WOW to any porch or patio.

Martha calls it living, I call it surviving: Tips for Accessorizing Your Garden on a Shoestring Budget

Let local garden expert Jeff Wallitsch of Wallitsch Garden Center shed light (and inspiration) on your yard. Jeff will give you tips and tricks as to how you can best bring life to your boring, drab yard, for just pennies on the dollar.

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Show Details:

March 18-20 Friday & Saturday: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Sunday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Place: Kentucky Exposition Center, South Wing B & C Admission: Tickets: General Admission $10, Senior Citizens (62+) $9 Children 15 and under are FREE with an adult.

No credit cards accepted. ATM on site Military members may present their military ID at the ticket booth on site to gain free entry for the service member into the show.

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Parking: Kentucky Exposition Center parking is $8

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