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2BD/2BA Del Webb RM $1,299,000 Ann Tennyson 760-469-9389 3BD/3.5BA Mira Vista $1,499,900 Randy Heyl 310-497-7983

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3BD/4BA Indian Ridge Country Club $1,850,000 Barbara Merrill 760-668-5808

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Bennion Deville Homes Welcomes John Rivett to the Palm Springs Office

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ennion Deville Homes proudly welcomes REALTOR® John Rivett to the Paul Kaplan Group Palm Springs, with offices located at 201 N. Palm Canyon Drive in the heart of the Downtown Palm Springs village. John earned his real estate sales license in 2020 and works with clients throughout the Coachella Valley, including the communities of Palm Springs, Cathedral City, Rancho Mirage, and Palm Desert.

In addition to earning his real estate license, John also studied real estate development and environmental land use at UC San Diego.

Prior to becoming a full-time REALTOR®, John enjoyed a successful career in project management and conducting analyses of real estate holdings for major universities to advance their development and fundraising operations. “My background in data analysis within the real estate industry, along with my experience working directly with key stakeholders and benefactors at the universities, allows me to read both the data and the people receiving the data,” John states. “I can distill market information and make sense of it to help my clients make the best decision for their situation. Additionally, I have great instincts for where people are coming from and how I can help them accomplish their real estate goals.”

The key to John’s success is his ability to listen to clients and remain in tune with their needs. “Really listening to my clients and understanding what they want is essential to delivering the results they require. It is also important to have emotional intelligence as a real estate professional.

Beneath real estate transactions are so many driving circumstances, from marriage and divorce to relocation and investment. Regardless of a client’s specific needs or situation, I love being a trustworthy resource and intend to always work with honesty, integrity, and professionalism,” John continues.

In addition to working with others, John enjoys and has a keen eye for architecture and design. He can deploy his ability to see a home’s

best qualities to aid his clients in properly marketing their property for sale, and also help a homebuyer see the potential in a home that aligns with their lifestyle goals. Adds John, “You must prepare properly and showcase listings in the best light to attract the right buyers. It is also important to gather the right information and share it with prospective buyers and their agents to position the home on the market. If buyers can’t imagine themselves in the listing, I haven’t done my job.”

Beyond a strong desire to help others accomplish their real estate goals, John is deeply involved in giving back to the local community. From serving in a role on his community’s HOA board to contributing resources and time to causes such as environmental stewardship, promoting literacy, and AIDS awareness, John enjoys philanthropic endeavors and being a positive influence on movements and in the lives of others. “It is important to give back. When you are involved in your local community or in a cause, you are calling attention to ideas and movements others may not be aware of and adding to the life of that community,” John adds.

The Paul Kaplan Group with Bennion Deville Homes is the place for John to call home because of the culture and support. “I spoke to several Paul Kaplan Group team members before I made the move and everyone was genuine and warm. Additionally, we receive excellent support from Paul, Erik [Rosenow, Client Care Coordinator], and Dean [Foster, Bennion Deville Homes Managing Broker]. The systems that are in place work well with how I operate my business and match my ethics. The integrity and honesty of everyone on the team and at Bennion Deville Homes is apparent. It felt good to make the decision,” John concludes.

About Bennion Deville Homes Founded in 2001, Bennion Deville Homes is a Berkshire Hathaway affiliate serving home buyers and sellers throughout Southern California. Visit our website, BDHomes.com, for the location of the Bennion Deville Homes office nearest you. Follow us on major social media platforms @BDHSoCal for the latest local and national real estate and lifestyle news. We will unlock possibilities for you.

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Planter paradise

The whimsical Äppelros can be used indoors and outdoors, and is perfect for herbs or flowers. $7 at Ikea.

Faceted Modern fiberstone indoor/outdoor containers are sure to make a statement. Mix and match sizes and colors for a striking look. $89-$189 at westelm.com.

The Jasper makes a great addition to any mid-century modern home. Choose from short or tall legs or no legs. $329$579 at rejuvenation.com.

Rodin containers have the elegant look of stone without the weight or price.

Choose from two finishes and three sizes. $139-$199 at ballarddesigns.com.

Suitable indoors or outdoors, Lazo stainless steel elevated containers add contemporary glam to your space. $249-$349 at cb2.com.

Stylish and functional outdoor planters USA TODAY NETWORK

Now that warm weather is finally here to stay, it’s time to think about outdoor greenery and flowers. First, pick planters that fit your home’s aesthetic.

Handcrafted from terra cotta clay, the Bernache collection features a rustic texture and includes drainage holes. $179- $799 at Pottery Barn.

This 21.7-inch-tall lightweight concrete Kante outdoor planter has soft curves and is perfect for flanking an entry. $79.05 at Home Depot.

Made from a mix of lightweight fiberglass, cement and sand, the Sphere gives the illusion of concrete.

Comes in three colors and two sizes. $179-$279 at Crate and Barrel.

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Tomato lover offers tips for growing them big Jessica Damiano ASSOCIATED PRESS

Tomatoes are not only my favorite backyard crop – they’re also the most popular among American home gardeners. And it’s no wonder: Have you ever compared a supermarket tomato to a backyard one? The homegrown scent alone will transport you straight to summer.

Another benefit of growing your own tomatoes is variety. Seeds for yellow, black, pear-shaped and even giant tomatoes – which you won’t typically find in the produce aisle – are readily available in catalogs and many garden centers. And since my tomatoes-of-choice are large and lumpy, that’s typically how I roll.

I’m so enamored with them that while writing a garden column for Newsday in New York, I created and for 13 years hosted The Great Long Island Tomato Challenge, a gathering of fellow tomatophiles in search of the biggest fruit of the season (yes, tomatoes are technically fruits).

Over the years, I came face-to-face with many beautiful, sweetly scented, giant tomatoes, including a 5 lb., 4 oz., beauty that was the largest ever entered into the competition – not to mention heavier than some newborn humans.

I also got to meet and speak with the competitive tomato growers who raised those champions, and it didn’t take long to notice some commonalities in practice among them.

But first things first: Although tomato plants can be a little fussy, they aren’t difficult to grow. Give them consistent watering (deep and infrequent trumps a daily sprinkle), well-draining soil (incorporate generous helpings of compost into beds or containers at planting time), plenty of heat and light (direct, unobstructed sunshine for a minimum of 6 hours daily is best) and a slow-release, balanced fertilizer formulated for tomatoes.

Keeping beds well-weeded will remove breeding grounds for pests and diseases while eliminating competition for nutrients and water.

Tomatoes thrive best in soil with a pH level between 6.0 and 6.8. Test kits are worth their $10-$20 cost and will

This large tomato was entered into the Great Long Island Tomato Challenge competition in Farmingdale, N.Y., in 2019.

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last for many years. If the pH reading is lower than 6.0, incorporate about 2 cups of dolomitic lime into the soil for each plant, working it about 8-12 inches deep.

So, you want to grow a whopper? Follow these seven expert tips for success: 1. Select large, indeterminate varieties like Big Zac, Porterhouse, Rhode Island Giant or Bull’s Heart, all genetically programmed to produce large fruit.

2. Start seeds early indoors and transplant seedlings into larger con-

tainers several times before moving them outdoors. Plant them deeply each time, removing leaves from the bottom one-third of plants and burying stems up to the next set of leaves. This will produce stronger plants.

3. Remove new flowers that develop at the top of the plant when older fruits near the bottom begin to grow. This will force the plant’s energy into producing fewer but larger tomatoes.

4. Be vigilant! Monitor plants daily for pests and diseases – and react to

problems quickly to keep plants from becoming stressed.

5. Remove suckers – the small shoots that grow at the junction where the plant’s stems and branches meet – to prevent them from sapping the plant’s energy and shading developing fruit beneath them.

6. Prune plants to retain only one main branch instead of allowing them to develop into shrubby forms.

7. Be diligent: Water, fertilize and weed regularly.

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AAPI-owned brands to shop right now make up the Asian-America experience have to offer. From the spices to sauces, there are so many delicious flavors to try. We love Fly By Jing’s chili crisp and there’s a whole line of products to explore. Inspired by her hometown of Chengdu, China, Jing Gao developed a line of products that could spice up your dishes. Some staples to try include Sichuan Chili Crisp for $15, Zhong Sauce for $15 and if you want food-food, then try the Dumplings Variety Pack for $107 – choose “Subscribe and Save” to get 15% off your order.

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May is AAPI Heritage month, which means it’s an especially great time to celebrate all of the success, contributions and influence Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have in the United States. From our vice president, Kamala Harris, to author Amy Tan, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have shaped American society. As we recognize all of the rich history of the AAPI community, it’s the perfect time to support AAPIowned companies – and find new favorites to shop year-round. Whether you’re thinking about getting a graduation gift or a Father’s Day gift, we have a list of AAPI-owned companies that you can support this month and all year round.

8. Glow Recipe AAPI-owned brands to shop right now: Blueland. BLUELAND/REVIEWED AAPI-owned brands to shop right now: Baggu. BAGGU/REVIEWED

1. 100% Pure

5. Cocofloss

If you’re a beauty enthusiast, you’ve probably heard of this organic and natural beauty brand 100% Pure. The brand was started by Susie Wang, who was on a mission to create a 100% natural beauty line made from premium ingredients and free of all the toxic chemicals that go into mainstream beauty products.

Her entire line has garnered a huge following but some of her standout products include the Vitamin C Serum, Multi-Vitamin + Antioxidants Potent PM Serum, Coffee Bean Caffeine Eye Cream and Mattifying Primer.

damage of single-use plastics and even bans in certain states, reusable bags have become an industry unto themselves, and a great alternative to packing your groceries, goods and anything else. When Emily Sugihara noticed that there was a need for bags that were both fashionable and sustainable, she came up with Baggu. While the brand carries everything from bags to home goods, her line of bags are the stars of the show.

Take a look at this single-use plastic bag replica, Thank You Happy Standard Bag, priced affordably at $14.

Looking for a luxury floss that takes flossing to a whole new level? Meet Cocofloss. The brand was started by two sisters, Dr. Chrystle and Catherine Cu, who were on a mission to make flossing an enjoyable experience. Just take a look at their Pineapple Upside Down Cake pack, which includes 4 flosses flavored in Sweet Pineapple, Fresh Coconut, Delicious Mint and Confetti Cake – all for you adults. The prices range from $9 for the Cocofloss Single to $55 for Celebrate Smiles Gift Set – and you’ll get free shipping with your $25 purchase.

2. Tea Drops

4. Blueland

6. The Sill

Whether you like sipping tea in the morning to start your day or in the afternoon for a pick-me-up, you’ll love Tea Drops. When founder Sashee Chandran couldn’t find a premium quality tea that was also convenient and eco-friendly, she created organic whole leaf teas that were bagless—which creates 15% less waste than regular teas. You can shop for kits, samplers, bundles and even sign up for Tea Drops Tea Club for $25 a month. Some of their best sellers include the Matcha Green Tea Drops for $15, the Chai Spice Tea Drops for $15 and the Deluxe Boba Bubble Tea Kit, marked down from $50 to $45.

If you’re a fan of “Shark Tank,” you may have already seen Blueland founder Sara Paiji Yoo make a deal with Kevin O’Leary for a 3% stake in her lesswaste cleaning line in exchange for $270,000 plus royalties. After becoming a mom, Sara was horrified at the amount of single-use plastics that she was throwing away, and set out to find everyday household products that weren’t packaged in plastic. When she couldn’t, she created her own solution: Blueland. From starter kits to refills, you can take care of your household needs without impacting our oceans, our wildlife and our drinking water. Some of the brand’s best selling items include the Clean Suite Kit for $83, the Hand Soap Duo for $30 and the Clean Essentials Kit for $39.

Want to spruce up your home with some living elements? You want The Sill. Founder Eliza Blank started The Sill after running into issues finding house plants for her small apartment – and then struggled with taking care of the ones she did find. At The Sill, the idea is that even the most inexperienced plant parent could own a plant. You can choose from a variety of plants including easy-care, pet-friendly and lowlight tolerant plants. If you’re still on the fence, our tester said that they “would buy another Sill plant in a heartbeat.”

3. Baggu With more awareness about the

7. Fly By Jing One of the best ways to celebrate AAPI month is through the amazing foods that all the different communities that

Co-founders Sarah Lee and Christine Chang drew inspiration from Korean spa menus to develop Glow Recipe.

Based on the idea that your skin changes daily and that no two skins are alike, the products are formulated to work with your skin’s needs. Just like the name, the products have glowing reviews from customers, especially the game changers such as the Watermelon Glow Pink Juice moisturizer for $21 and the Watermelon Glow PHA+BHA PoreTight Toner for $15.

9. Our Place Are you thinking about cooking up a plate of mapo tofu or even some chicken tikka masala in the kitchen? If you are, you can do it with the ever popular Always Pan from Our Place. Founded by Shiza Shahid, Our Place’s mission is to bring the family together through home-cooked meals while making dinner as easy as possible. The Always Pan is an all-in-one cookware that functions as a fry pan, skillet, sauté pan, steamer and more. When we tested it, we loved that it was super easy to clean and even better to store away. Whether you are cooking something simple like eggs or a full-on gourmet meal, this pan will have you covered – and for only $145. Even better, you’ll be supporting an AsianAmerican owned business.

10. Tatcha We love our beauty brands but Tatcha is a celebrity favorite that you may want to consider trying. Based on See AAPI, Page 10RE

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Japanese beauty rituals, founder Vicky Tsai created the brand after going to Kyoto and seeing her skin transform using Japanese ingredients and following ancient rituals. Known for using premium ingredients such as gold, pearls and silk, fans say this luxury beauty brand is worth every nickel and dime. Some of the bestsellers include The Dewy Skin Cream for $69, The Water Cream for $69 and Indigo Overnight Repair for $88.

11. Mount Lai We’ve all come across a jade roller or even a gua sha facial tool while looking for ways to improve our skincare routine. Deeply rooted in traditional Chinese medicine, these tools have been known to help with circulation, reducing puffiness and even healing. After being inspired by her grandmother’s daily practice of gua sha and jade rolling, Stephanie Zheng created Mount Lai, a line of beauty products. From jade rollers to skincare, Mount Lai’s products are

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made to bring out your most glowing skin. In honor of AAPI month, you can take advantage of the Limited Edition AAPI Bestseller Beauty Collection, marked down from $183 to $100.

12. Luna Calling all weighted blanket enthusiasts. Whether you want to reduce stress, get a good night’s rest or want to feel hugged by your blanket, Luna weighted blankets do the trick – they’re also one of the best weighted blankets we tested. Founded by Eddie Huai and Robin Zhao, Luna came about after Eddie had a life changing moment with a weighted blanket. Suffering from sleeping issues growing up, nothing ever worked to get him to sleep until he tried his first weighted blanket. Eddie struggled to find a high-quality weighted blanket – founding Luna was his answer. The brand’s blankets embody the qualities of a luxury blanket with soft material, high-end look and are even eco-friendly. The best part? They are surprisingly affordable, with prices starting at $45.

13. Ilha Candles

There’s nothing like walking into a room and being delighted by a scent that makes you feel pampered. If you’re a candle lover, you have to check out Ilha Candles. Founded by Michelle Hsu, each soy candle is hand-poured, packaged and shipped from a home studio in Queens, NY. Using toxic free fragrances and natural products, these candles will delight even the pickiest user. For a gift, check out The Everything Bundle for $78.

14. Dagne Dover Dagne Dover uses Repreve recycled polyester, vegan leather, 100% organic cotton and more – while also making a commitment to being a more ecofriendly brand using recycled materials, having ethical manufacturing practices and even giving a second life to used bags through Almost Vintage. Led by Melissa Mash, Dagne Dover creates bags that not only look stylish, but keep you organized throughout your day – in other words, fashionably functional. As a way to celebrate AAPI month, a portion of the proceeds will be donated to Stop AAPI Hate when you choose it from the drop-down menu at checkout all

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