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Start your garden with some smart design basics branches to spread out. Water conservation and smart usage of runoff is a hot gardening topic In gardening, a blank slate can be these days, and can easily be incorpointimidating or thrilling, or anywhere rated into your garden design. in between. with heating bills. Some plants and shrubs prefer very When faced with designing a garYour Southern exposure is where wet conditions, others prefer dry soil den, from the ground up, it’s good to you should plant your deciduous and little water. take into account some garden design trees. In winter, when the leaves are Do some research before grouping basics. off these trees, the sun is low in the your plants, and place water thirsty For starters, figure out which way Southern horizon, and sunlight can plants together. your home is oriented; north, south, flood through windows, helping to A good place for plants that like a east or west. heat your home. lot of water is near a downspout from Since prevailing winds tend to In summer, the sun is higher in the a gutter, or close to the natural runoff come from the north and west, this sky, and the leaves will help to shade areas in your yard. is where you want to plant your ever- your home, keeping it cooler. There Go outside after a heavy rain green trees. are many lovely trees that can be and look for tell tale signs of runTall evergreen trees placed to the used for this purpose. Look for trees off channels, such as debris (pine north and west of your home will help that are medium sized when fully needles, leaves, twigs) pushed aside, block strong winter winds, resulting grown, such as suger maple. or grooves in the soil where runoff in less heat loss and more energy Trees that reach more than 40 or 50 flowed through. CoNtributEd photo savings. When using several types feet when fully grown may be too tall These are your runoff areas and of evergreens, such as arborvitae, to help with shading. they are a good location for a rain Using a rain barrel to catch rainwater coming off your duodar cedar and leyland cypress, Also, be sure to plant trees a safe garden. gutters is a smart way to reuse a valuable resource. you can create a wind screen that is distance from your home’s foundaThere are many kits, like the one used in this photo, beautiful year round that also helps tion. Trees need room for roots and See TIPS, 5C that can help you collect and disperse rain water. By Cyndy SCaLf
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Coral bells’ beauty lies in leaves, blossoms this plant makes a nice groundcover. Pewter Veil, another variety, has purple leaves overlaid Coral bells (Huechera spp.) are with a pewter sheen. Leaves of plants that earn their keep even yet another variety, Garnet, are when not in bloom. dark red. Here is a perennial, especially Given American alumroot’s some of the newer hybrids, that is spectacular leaves and the tradiloved as much for its leaves as for tional coral bells’ showy flowers, its flowers. And in many regions a hybrid of the two species could the leaves put on their show bring out the best in each. Soyear-round, although in northern called hybrid coral bells, having climes they are apt to be ragged the genes of other species also or covered with snow in the cold- thrown in, do offer showy flowers est weather. and very showy foliage. And what The traditional coral bells, a visual range they offer on both H. sanguinea and native to our fronts! Southwest, is grown primarily for As an example, Bressingham its airy sprays of tiny, bell-shaped, Blaze has fiery red blossoms and red, pink or white flowers. white-marbled leaves. Cherry Although these sprays rise a foot Splash has bright red flowers and and a half off the ground, coral leaves splashed white and gold. bells is still an ideal plant for the Frosty’s bright red flowers hover front edge of a flower bed. That’s above foliage seemingly painted because the bulk of the plant is a in sparkling snowflakes. Both ground-hugging whorl of rounded Chocolate Ruffles and Chatteror triangular leaves. The flower box sport plum purple foliage, the stalks are so delicate that the former with tawny white flowers flowers seem to float untethered and the latter with large pink above the leaves. ones. One of the most famous hybrid HERE COMES THE coral bells is the variety Purple OTHER AMERICAN Palace. It won Perennial of the Enter American alumroot Year in 1991 and remains popular, (H. americana), a cousin of frequently turning up for sale in coral bells that doesn’t at all flash spring even though you’d hardly around its flowers, which are ho- look twice at its greenish-yellow hum and greenish. No, American flowers. The foliage is, of course, alumroot struts only its leaves. bold purple, making it a nice foil, Leaves vary from plant to like other dark-leaved plants, plant, but typically begin life for bright red or orange flowers, flushed reddish and with copper- which can look jarring against a colored veins. From there, the backdrop of green leaves. show begins. The leaves of the EASy TO GROW AND Dale’s Strain variety, for example, MULTIPLy mature silvery blue and marbled; By LEE REICH
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For all they offer, coral bells and its kin are not particularly difficult to grow. Like most other garden plants, they enjoy a soil that drains well yet holds moisture – a condition created in any soil that is kept enriched with organic materials such as compost, leaves and wood chips. Generally, these plants thrive in either full sun or partial shade, although the leaves of American alumroot and hybrids with marbled or variegated foliage will scorch in full sun in hot weather. Give them partial shade, preferably in the afternoon. Adequate water and removal of spent blossoms can keep all these plants bedecked with blossoms right up until fall. But some gardeners contend that the newer hybrids of coral bells are worth growing more for their leaves than for their flowers. Look around and decide for yourself.Then, if you see a plant that you like, you can – with the owner’s permission, of course – propagate new ones like it. Every three years or so, the clumps need dividing, an opportune time to garner a sprig or two or three, with attached roots, for replanting. The time to divide plants is in spring. If you can’t wait till then, start some new plants from leaf cuttings. Stick whole leaves, with a bit of their stems still attached, into a flowerpot filled with moist sand or a mix of half peat and half perlite. Put the pot in bright, but not direct, light with a clear covering until rooting occurs. For a slew of coral bells plants,
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can expect all sorts of interesting variations on the coral bells theme to emerge when you sow a packet of seeds that has the words “coral bells” on its label.
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Working with wood comes naturally to New York interior designer Dan Faires. He grew up in an old farmhouse and has been developing his carpentry skills for much of his life. So in any house or apartment he occupies, he finds creative ways to decorate with this natural material. But many homeowners have no experience working with wood, so they don’t realize, Faires says, how easy it is to make a home more beautiful by improving the existing wood or creatively adding new wood to walls, floors and even ceilings. Designer Brian Patrick Flynn, creator of the Flynnside Out Productions design blog, agrees: “While different materials come and go with trends, wood is here to stay. Whether it’s for a home’s exterior, bedroom walls or for adding shade to your yard or deck, wood is an investment that will never go out of style.� Here, Faires, Flynn and Betsy Burnham of the Los Angeles-based Burnham Design share their favorite ways to decorate with wood.
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“Creating interior feature walls with soft woods is an amazing way to add a focal point to a room otherwise considered a ‘basic drywall box,’� Flynn says. You can add decorative wood to a wall from floor to ceiling, Burnham says, or just part of the way up. Options include tongueand-groove panels, bead board or traditional board and batten.
No matter what you choose, a decorative layer of wood is “so much more interesting than drywall and paint,� Burnham says. “It adds texture and interest and timelessness.� Living room or bedroom walls are great candidates, but you can also use this technique to bring architectural interest to an alcove or corner that’s tough to decorate with art, Faires says. Or cover the walls of a small bathroom to remodel it inexpensively. Another great spot to add wood: “Interior entryways, especially those in new construction homes, are a perfect fit for a wainscoting update, as it can make an entryway feel much more grand, add graphic impact, break up the monotony of drywall and also ensure a classic look,� says Flynn. “
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We expect to see wood on floors and walls, but ceilings are also a great place to add it. You can get creative with patterns, arranging panels of wood in a chevron or other shape, rather than horizontally or vertically. “Overall, I say stick with a graphic pattern that’s large enough to read without becoming too busy,� Flynn says. “Diamond patterns are my favorite since they’re classic and work with many different styles of decor and architecture.� And you can experiment with color. Wood ceilings can be painted the same shade as the walls for a sophisticated look or in a contrasting color. If you’re really ambitious, add decorative wood
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A classic board-and-batten treatment illustrates how you can change a room by by adding wood overlays.
to a ceiling or wall in a pattern you design yourself. “I’ve drawn designs for full walls and had them built in wood, like raised molding that gives the entire wall a pattern,� Burnham says. She has undertaken complicated chinoiserie patterns, but you can plan a simpler pattern and ask a carpenter to cut and install the pieces. Or consider a painted design: It takes time and patience, but with a roll of painters tape and several shades of paint, you can create your own painted pattern on a ceiling or wood floor.
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If you don’t see the stain you want at the home-improvement store, find one that’s close and “talk to the paint guy,� Faires says. “They actually can create a lot of washes with water-
Owners of this basic midcentury modern ranch updated with a wood facade. Made from cedar, the wood planks Dan Faires outfitted the were installed vertically to make the house appear entry of this Atlanta home taller. Since the homeowners loved the cedar in its with pine wainscoting to natural state, they simply added a light stain and sealer add an architectural touch. to enhance the grain and protect it from the elements.
based stains.� Or bring a paint swatch and ask to have that color created as a water-based stain. If you want to try creating a stain yourself, “heavily dilute paint with water,� Faires says, “which is kind of the old school way of doing it.� Flynn recommends choosing a stain that is “dark enough to add a touch of sophistication, but light enough that the grain of the wood is properly showcased.� Dark walnut and pecan finishes are his favorites.
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is an excellent way to introduce a softer material to a home otherwise outfitted with heavy, hard materials such as brick or stucco,� he says. “My favorite trick is to install it vertically rather than horizontally to instantly add the illusion of more height to an otherwise small or average-size house.�
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O Lillie Rebecca Horchler to Lisa Renee H. Hill; tract 1, one acre; tract 2, 65.25 acres more or less; and tract 3, 0.85 acres* O Lillie Rebecca Horchler to Lisa Renee H. Hill; tract 1, tract 7, 12.35 acres; tract 2, tract 8, 11.325 acres* O Neil J. Cafasso and Susan Cafasso to Patricia Diane Delatte; 910 S. HornBeam Drive, Rocky Mount; $140. O Esther Rhora Long to Nicholas Todd Wiggs and Amanda Leigh Wiggs; 589 Haley Drive, Nashville; $262. O Richard L .Tyson Jr. and Kathryn A. Tyson to Sandy Loam Land LLC; tract; 46.9 acres; Coopers Township* O Richard L. Tyson Jr. and Kathryn A. Tyson to Sandy Loam Rentals LLC; tract 1, 1525 Lafayette Ave., parts of lots 7 and 8, block N, West Haven; and tract 2, lot 5, 1.72 acres; Coopers Township* O Richard L. Tyson Jr. and Kathryn A. Tyson to Dixie Place Land LLC; tract 1, 23.3 acres; tract 2, 113.04 acres; tract 3, 82.00 acres; and tract 4, 86.41 acres more or less; Coopers Township* O Angela C. Andrews as executor of the estate of Theodore A. Chadwick Jr. to Springleaf Financial Services of N.C. Inc.; 129 Ethridge St., Battleboro* O Tony M. Sykes to Stephen McKinne Register III; 216 Kent Drive, Rocky Mount; $103. O Mark Gerald Verville and Vanda Ann Verville to Linwood James; 1754
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Bridgewood Road, Rocky Mount; $240. O Maria B. Johnson to Robert David Johnson; tract; 15.36 acres more or less; Drywells Township* O Robert David Johnson and Maria B. Johnson to Robert David Johnson; lot; .92 acre; Drywells Township* O Ronald B. West Jr. and Jeannette T. West to Highland Co. of Eastern NC LLC; 1628 Greys Mill Road, Rocky Mount; $184. O The Highland Co. of Eastern NC LLC to Ronald Butler West Jr. and Jeanette Tapp West; 4028 Baybrook Road, Nashville; $392. O Dan H. Morgan to Danny C. Morgan, David Keith Morgan and Tonya M. Bulluck; 205 Clifton Road, Rocky Mount* O Belcher Land Co. to Jose Clemente Hernandez Gonzalez and Cherry Watson Hernandez; lot 6; 1.28 acres; Green Pond Loop Road; Jacksons Township; $32. O Belcher Land Co. to Yolanda Patricia Espino; lot 8; 1.06 acres; Sage Meadows Road, Jacksons Township; $32. O Bradley Berry Bulloch and Amy Lindsay Bulloch to Jacqueline Smith Barnes; lot 16, block B, section 2; Crosswinds Subdivision; $269. O Patrick R. O’Connell and Jacqueline C. O’Connell to Four Seasons Contractors LLC; lot 74, block A; Old Carriage Farm; $272. O Four Seasons Contractors LLC to Jacqueline O’Connell and Patrick O’Connell; lot 54; Baywood Subdivision; $500.Julia Sutton Rayborn and James C. Rayborn to Blue Ridge Property Buyers LLC; tract 3; 1.433 acres; $4. O Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
 
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of Washington DC to Elberta Wilson; 156 Berryhill Road, Rocky Mount* O Corry J. Cole Jr. to Claudia L. Cole; 5102 Wollett Mill Road, Battleboro; $252. O Kimberly H. Reams and Jerome D. Reams to Anthony Caporaso and Deborah Caporaso; tract 1; and tract 2, lot 16, block J; $180. O Christy Joyner Kelly and James P. Kelly to Timothy B. Dempsey and Marisa S. Dempsey; 2597 Horseshoe Drive, Rocky Mount; $309. O Elizabeth S. Zaliagiris, Stephen David Smith, Donna W. Smith, Sally H. Barnhardt and Boyd L. Barnhardt to James Earl Whitaker and Gloria Jean Whitaker; lot; 18.49 acres; Griffins Township; $50. O Miguel Galan and Alba Quintanilla to Alba X. Quintanilla; 1436 Foxhall Drive, Rocky Mount; $206. O James A. Rackley to Julia R. Coley, Nina R. Langley and Laura R. Pendergrass; lot; 9.24 acres* O Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. to Elias O. Medina; 835/837 Sunset Ave., Rocky Mount* O Federal National Mortgage Association to William B. Nichols; 1220 Green Tee Lane, Rocky Mount* O Federal National Mortgage Association to Max Valery Sr.; 208 S. Tillery St., Rocky Mount* O Roy C. Coffey Jr. and Diana B. Coffey to Serena Rene Quillin and Desiree Krista Smith; lot; 1.02 acres more or less; $299. O Rowland C. Evans Jr. and Linda S. Evans to Cheryl Lynn Byrd; 1530 Lafayette Ave., Rocky Mount; $228. O Jeffrey S Ward and Robin O. Ward to Pablo K., Nieves and Janessa N. Nieves; 3633 Wagon Wheel
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Road, Rocky Mount; $361. O Kimber Nicole Sikes, Jason Brown and Timothy Dale Sikes to Timothy Dale Sikes and Jantha Elaine Sikes; lot 3; 0.77 acres* O Grady I. Ingle to Secretary of Veterans Affairs; 115 Collingbourne Court, Rocky Mount* O Michael Earl Sledge to Helen Teretha Nicholson Sledge; lot 15, block D; 0.69 acres; Sexton Farm* O Lawrence Reed Bradley to Tawana Gray; 104 McLean St., Spring Hope* O Michael E. Dales to Sparkles J. Dales; lot 3; South Whitakers Township* O Jeff D. Rogers to Branch Banking and Trust Co.; lot 2; 19.59 acres; $125. O Edith C. Dowling to Iler M. Miller II and Rhonda A. Miller; lot 1; 2.00 acres; Drywells Township* O Joseph C. Sykes and Carolyn V. Williams-Sykes to Nash MB Properties LLC; lot; 31 acres more or less; $10. O Mary A. Antunes to James A. Antunes; tracts 4, 5 and 6; Mannings Township* O Tammy R. Collura, Richard R. Collura, Kimberly S. Estrada and Jose Angel Estrada Rivera to David Alan Liles and Brittany Hope Liles; parcel 1 and parcel 2; Bailey Township; $10. O Gilbert Sutton and Rachel B. Sutton to Barbara Jean Sutton; lot 10, block 2; North Whitakers Township* O Cecilia Franco Gonzalez to Josefina Fidel; 1521 Lafayette Ave., Rocky Mount* O Genia T. Bone and Marjorie J. Bone to WJL Residential LLC; tract 1, 1.47 acres more or less; and tract 2, 0.83 acre; $330. O Geoffry A. Fitch and
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Ivie L .Fitch to Michelle L. Cobb and Mondale Cobb; 3413 Merrifeld Road, Rocky Mount; $274. O Grace Mebane Hamrick and Alger Vason Hamrick IV to John C. Harris and Jose R. Negron; 1635 Lafayette Circle, Rocky Mount; $277. O Carol Cooper Pelt to Madison Scott Taylor and Mary Helen Pelt Taylor; tract 1, 1.00 acre; and tract 2, 7.76 acres; Griffins Township; $315. O Ellen J. Geoffrion to Richard Isaiah Sneed; 1641 Shamrock Lane, Rocky Mount; $250. O Anne May King to Anne May King; lot 5, block E, section 4; High Meadows* O Robert Earl Williams Jr. and Tonia R. Williams to Deealdo Gerrard Pulley; 199 N. Browntown Road, Nashville; $40. The following deeds were recorded with the Edgecombe County Register of Deeds from July 16-22. Each $2 in revenue stamps is equal to $1,000 in valuation. (* No fee required.) O Barnhill Contracting Co. to Ferrell Leighton Blount III and Don C. Carson III; tract 1, 10.5655 acres; tract 2, 18.1761 acres; and tract 3, 15.00 CRES; No. 3 Township* O Johnette B. Strickland to Charles H. Pollard and Frances S. Pollard; 940 Pitt Road, Rocky Mount; $40. O Spruillco LLC to PNC Bank N.A.; lot 109, section 5; West Hills Subdivision; $206. O Carolyn Cherry, Eugene Stokes and Dorothy Lodge to East End Baptist Church; 901, 913 and 928 E. Highland Ave.; 501 and 511 Coleman Ave.,; and 510 and 512 Magnolia St.* O Alison L. Boyette to Catalyst Dreams LLC; 514 E. Holly St.; $7. O Alison L. Boyette to Catalyst Dreams LLC; 529 Park Ave., Rocky Mount;
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$6. O Brandon L. Cashwell and Lauren Gums Cashwell to Antonio Gonzales Ramirez; 289 Ebenezer Road, Whitakers* O Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. to One Diamond Homes LLC, Two Diamond Homes LLC; 514 Forest Acres Drive, Tarboro* O Roosevelt Noble, Jimmie Williams and Robert Randolph to United Temple United Holy Church; tract 1, 712 E. St. John St., Tarboro; tract 2, 713 E. Wilson St.; tract 3, 707 E. Wilson St.; and tract 4, 705 E. Wilson St.* O Theresa Kidd and Larry Kidd to Dennis Randy Poythress; 188 Orchard Road, Elm City; $250. O Richard S. Tyree Jr. and Khristie Tyree to James G. Sills Jr.; 1526 Old Country Home Road, Tarboro; $30. O J. Chad Hinton to Eastern Star Missionary Baptist Church; tract 1, lot 2 and the eastern 3.2 feet of lot 1; and tract 2, lot 3, block D; No. 1 Township; $5. O Harris Development Corp. to Larry Rauda Betancurt; lot; 4.42 acres more or less; No. 1 Township; $16. O Willard Hyman Jr. to Mary Elizabeth Hyman; 7806 N.C. 42 E.. Tarboro* O Vinton E. Fountain Jr. to Carnell Staton and Selma C. Staton; lot 37; Lawrence Acres; No. 4 Township; $16. O Lizzie Wiggins Praylow, Carl E. Wiggins and Frances Wiggins to Vincent J. Hill; lot 4; 1.625 acres more or less; No. 12 Township* O NGOC Beamon to Thomas V. Beamon; lots 7 and 8, square E* O Edward K. Taylor and Sharon Sessoms Taylor to Johnny Wayne McKinney and Linda Keeter McKinney; tracts 1 and 2; No. 14 Township; $20.
Average mortgage rate at 4.14 percent They have fallen in recent weeks after climbing last summer when the Federal WASHINGTON – Average long-term U.S. Reserve began talking about reducing the mortgage rates rose slightly this week but monthly bond purchases it was making to remained near their lows for the year. keep long-term borrowing rates low. Mortgage company Freddie Mac said The Fed issued a statement last week Thursday the nationwide average for a 30- suggesting that it wants to see further imyear loan inched up to 4.14 percent from provement in the economy before it starts 4.12 percent last week. raising its key short-term interest rate. The average for a 15-year mortgage, The central bank offered no clearer hint a popular choice for people who are of when it will raise that rate, which is at a refinancing, rose to 3.27 percent from 3.23 record low near zero. percent last week. At 4.14 percent, the rate on a 30-year Mortgage rates are below the levels of a mortgage is down from 4.53 percent at the year ago. start of the year. Rates have fallen even The Associated Press
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though the Fed has been trimming its monthly bond purchases. The purchases are set to end in October. Home prices rose in June by the smallest year-over-year amount in 20 months, data released Tuesday showed, slowed by modest sales and more properties coming on the market. Data provider CoreLogic said prices rose 7.5 percent in June compared with 12 months earlier. That’s a solid gain but less than the 8.3 percent year-over-year increase in May and a recent year-to-year peak of 11.9 percent in February. To calculate average mortgage rates,
Freddie Mac surveys lenders across the country between Monday and Wednesday each week. The average doesn’t include extra fees, known as points, which most borrowers must pay to get the lowest rates. One point equals 1 percent of the loan amount. The average fee for a 30-year mortgage was 0.7 point, up from 0.6 point last week. The fee for a 15-year mortgage declined to 0.6 point from 0.7 point last week. The average rate on a five-year adjustable-rate mortgage fell to 2.98 percent from 3.01 percent. The fee remained at 0.5 point.
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Heated driveways can keep shovels in garage
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While the rest of the neighborhood was digging out, Alex Geier had little problem leaving his Hinsdale, Illinois, house around 7:30 each morning last winter, no matter how much snow had piled up during the night. No, Geier didn’t pay some kid to shovel at the crack of dawn, and he didn’t hire a private plow service. He and his family were able to navigate even snowy mornings with relative ease thanks to a heated driveway, which melts snow as soon as it hits it. “It’s a classic example how you can’t put a price tag on peace of mind,� says Geier, who put in the (pricy) heated driveway when his house was built in 2005. “Given the climate of Chicago in the winter, it was really nice not to have to shovel.� As posh as it sounds, a whole lot of people are looking into heated driveways after an unusually harsh winter in much of the country. “It’s becoming more and more popular because of an aging population of boomers who are just tired of shoveling,� says Bryan Morris, director of sales for Warmzone, a Utah-based company that designs and supplies radiant heat systems. “We sell a great deal . to whoever gets snow.� David Veron, who owns The Veron Co., a landscape and design business in Marlborough, Massachusetts, sees the popularity of heated driveways as part of a larger trend: Homeowners are trying to build outdoor spaces they can use yearround. In addition to driveways, his customers are heating walkways that lead to
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amenities such as hot tubs and fire pits. “It’s nice to sit around those in the winter,� Veron says. “But if you have to shovel first, it’s too much of a chore.� Morris says the uptick in business started last winter: “People were calling us saying, ‘I can’t keep up.’� Interest has persisted, since the warmer months are prime time for doing the work to install heated driveways. That generally entails ripping up the existing driveway and laying down snow-melting cables and mats, which can then be covered with asphalt, concrete or pavers, Morris says. You can zone a driveway so that one part of it is heated and another isn’t. And heated driveways can be programmed to turn on automatically when the temperature drops to a certain level. Although heated driveways unquestionably qualify as luxury items, Morris says there are so many ways to design and build them that they don’t have to be cost-prohibitive.
Prices range from, say, $6,000 for a small driveway that’s about 30 feet long to the $50,000 that Geier paid for his 200-foot-long driveway. The cost of electricity is also a factor. Again, it depends on the size of the driveway, although Morris says that heating a small driveway for the duration of a typical six-hour storm could cost as little as $13. A driveway heated by electricity is also cheaper than one heated by hydronics, or hot water systems. The choice often depends on the house’s heating system, Morris says. And many homeowners, he says, heat just enough of the driveway to drive their car out. Despite his peace of mind last winter, Geier, who is selling his Hinsdale house, says he doesn’t think he’ll put a heated driveway in his new home given the cost and other issues, like having to still shovel walkways and sidewalks. But you never know. “We haven’t been through winter in our new home yet,� he says.
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There are many good websites that can help with planning a rain garden. Speaking of rain, why not collect your rain into rain barrels, and save yourself some money on your water bills? Even a short length of gutter and a single downspout can collect gallons of rain water that can be used to water your garden. Rain barrels are easy to install and can be found in local garden centers or online. If you’re worried about mosquitos finding your barrel, don’t be. You can add mosquito dunks ( Bacillus thuriengensis) to your bar-
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rels, and they will provide weeks or months of protection against mosquitos in your barrel. If you think before you dig, and plan for your
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4703 GaRdeNIa CIRCLe • $120,000 Subdivision: The Village at Westry Crossing Immaculate town home move in ready. Master bedroom down stairs. Large eat in kitchen, large den with fireplace. One car garage, Screened back porch. Directions: Sunset Ave. toward Nashville turn left into Westry Crossing then right into The Village at Westry Crossing AGENT ON DUTY: HELEN WiLLiAms 252-908-4792
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1938 BLUe HeRoN dRIVe • $259,900 Subdivision: THE LANDING AT COOPERS FIELDS This New Construction ALL BRICK EXECUTIVE STYLE HOME has all the Bells & Whistles! 3BR/2BA Certified Energy Star Home w/ multiple green features! Up-graded insulation, tankless water heater, sealed crawlspace, advanced framing, programmable thermostat, low-e windows, Granite Counter Tops, Stainless Steel Appliances, HW Floor, no city taxes, and low utilities. Dir: Hwy 64 to Nashville exit, Turn right onto Red Oak Rd, and left into The Landing at Cooper Fields.
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2106 LIVING StoNe dRIVe • $279,900
NEW PRICES! REDUCED! ECO means Energy Efficient! New construction home in the county! No City Taxes! Eligible for 100% Financing! All the bells and whistles! Granite & Stainless appliances! Convenient location! Price reduced $189,900! Directions - Sunset Ave to Left on Old Carriage Rd. Right on Oak Level Rd. Left onto Barnes Hill Church Rd. Left into BAYBROOK FARMS.
Subdivision: THE OAKS AT HUNTER HILL New Construction ALL BRICK EXECUTIVE STYLE HOME! 4BR/3BA Approx: 2800 sq ft Energy efficient Home! Up-graded HVAC & insulation, sealed crawlspace, Granite Counter Tops, SS Appliances, Hardwood Floor, screened porch, no city taxes, and low utilities. Directions: Hunter Hill Rd cross over I-95, subdivision is on the left.
AGENT ON DUTY: JAY HOOks 252-230-3406
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104 SaNdy HILL CoURt • $92,500
Lisa Tedder Bazemore & Associates
2554 Sweet Bay Road • $279,900
Nice home, Great room, cathedral ceiling and brick fireplacegas logs, new tile backsplash. Updated roof, windows, appliances, carpet, plantation blinds. Eat in kitchen. Master with walk in closet and full bath. New carpet. Directions: NC Hwy 97 from Rocky Mount, Turn left on S Halifax Rd - Continue onto Mill Branch Rd - Turn left on Sandy Knob Lane across from Saddleridge apts. 1st right on Sandy Hill Ct- Home on left in cul de sac
Subdivision: Asheboro West 4BR/3BA, bonus or possible 5th bedroom/office plus unfinished area. Energy Efficient Home w/ multiple green features: Granite Counter Tops, Stainless Steel Appliances, Hardwood Floors, no city taxes, and low utilities. Directions: Hunter Hill Rd towards Red Oak, after you pass THE OAKS AT HUNTER HILL start looking for the subdivision on the left. Ashboro West turn onto Brandymill, onto Middleton and on to Sweet Bay.
AGENT ON DUTY: HOsT 252-883-0259
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Subdivision: Sandy Knob
2007 BRIdGewood Road • $113,900
Lisa Tedder Bazemore & Associates
1412 BRookmeade CoURt • $69,900
Subdivision: Willow Creek 3 Bedroom/2 Bath Home. Cozy Fireplace. All kitchen appliances stay. Fresh paint. Screened in porch to sit, relax. Master with Walk In Closet and Bath with tile floors, Garden tub and separate shower, Dual vanity sink. Security system. Easy access to restaurants and shopping. MOVE IN READY. Directions: Hwy 43 North from Mall. Bridgewood Road on left. House on left.
Subdivision: The Grove at Old Farm Unbeatable price! This great 3 bedroom, 2 bath townhome offers many amenities all on one level. It has rustic siding, separate dining room, paved drive and secluded deck. The vaulted greatroom has fireplace with gas logs. Directions: Take Hwy 301 North to left on Benvenue Rd, to right on Bridgewood, turn right on Brookmeade.
AGENT ON DUTY: JO ELLEN rEAms 252-883-0259
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1509 BeaL StReet • $98,765
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Great open floorplan! ECO means “Energy Efficient�! New Construction ECO Home! Granite and Stainless Appliances! Hardwoods! Duke/Progress Electricity! 100% Financing! REDUCED! only $189,500! Directions: Sunset to left onto Old Carriage Rd. Right onto Oak Level Rd. Right into Oak Level Crossing! Follow the signs!
Subdivision: Millbrook Stunning 3BR/2BA home with lots of updates! Architectural Shingle Roof, Hardwood Floors, Granite Counter Tops, Ceramic Tile, Vinyl Clad Windows and a Large Beautifully Manicured yard with Fruit bearing trees. Come take a look!! Directions: Bethlehem Rd to Right on West Mount, Right on Emerson
3998 BayBRook Road • $189,900 Open 1:30 Til 4:30
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100 emeRSoN dRIVe • $139,500
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Subdivision: Mayo Heights Welcome! That’s what you will feel at this home just down the block from City Lake. Sit on a swing on the front porch, have tea in the formal living room. This 4-bedroom, something for everyone. Directions: From Sunset Avenue and Hwy 301, go east on Sunset. Bear left on Beal Street at City Lake. Home is on the right.
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Subdivision: Shepherds Way 2 Story Home With Hardwood Floors, 2305 sq. ft., Work Island, Appliances, Master Bedroom Down, Walk In Closets, Gas Logs! No City Taxes And Duke Progress Utilities!! Directions: From I-95 Exit 141 Red Oak, Left On Dortches Blvd, Right On Old Carriage, Right On Red Oak/Battleboro Rd, Left In Shepherds Way, Turn Right On Green Pastures East And Home Will On The Left!
AGENT ON DUTY: kEN mOOrEFiELD 252-314-0010
108 CLaNCy CoURt • $137,000 RedUCed $135,000
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4404 NoRtHStaR CoURt • $148,500 Open 1:30 Til 4:30
2 story Colonial home with all the bells and whistles! Granite tops and hardwood floors. New carpet and all new stainless appliances with fridge! Large lot in a cul-de-sac! Duke/Progress Electricity & 100% Financing available! Directions - Hunter Hill Rd to left onto Green Hills Rd. Left on Singletree. Right on Bessie Ln., right on Lessie. Left into Northstar Ct. AGENT ON DUTY: JAY HOOks 252-230-3406
113 CLaNCy CoURt • $122,000
Subdivision: Millbrook Tidy one owner beautiful home in cul-de-sac. Hardwoods everywhere except bedrooms & stairs. Expandable attic with plumbing. Second floor rec room (additional space not included in square footage). Come preview this lovely home! Directions: Bethlehem Road to Right on West Mount Right on Emerson. Left on Culpepper. Left on Clancy, house on right.
Subdivision: Millbrook Simple, elegant home on a cul-de-sac. Open and bright w/new carpet throughout. Great floor plan w/an amazing backyard. 3BR/2BA. Beautifully landscaped. Attached & detached storage. Come & see all it’s nice features! Directions: Bethlehem Road to West Mount Drive. Right on Emerson Dr (into Millbrook Subdivision). Left on Culpepper. Left on Clancy. House on left.
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4000 HamptoN dRIVe • $174,500 Wow! Completely remodeled and has the charm necessary to be YOUR Home! Stainless appliances including the fridge! Granite tops and superior paint colors! 4 bedrooms. Master down. Recently reduced - $174,500! Directions - Sunset Ave to Winstead Ave south. Right on Hawthorne. Left on Mansfield. Right on Gloucester. Right onto Hampton. AGENT ON DUTY: kAY OWEN 252-904-1434
1111 eaSteRN aVeNUe • $92,500 YESTERYEAR’S PRIDE & JOY! 2200 Sq. Ft. Formal areas, den, 3 bedrooms (1 down), 2.5 baths, Renovated w/hardwood floors, vinyl replacement windows, screened porch, detached garage, appliances, pictures pretty yard & much more. Directions: Sunset Ave East to left on George to right on Eastern Ave. AGENT ON DUTY: CAv mArTiN 252-903-8064