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Feature Garden: Paradise Regained

This Louisville oasis overflows with verdant plants, sparkling fountains, tropical scents and the many paradisiacal elements of Eden. It’s hard to believe that Richard and Myriam Doerr started with zilch when you look at their luxuriant landscape. Greenery greets you at every turn, jasmine and lavender perfume the air, cascading water sparkles in sunlight, and […]

Feature Home: The House that Binx Built

Tour a home in Fourmile Canyon that qualifies as one huge “Mother of Invention.” It all began on a foggy day in 1994, with a 42-second series of painstakingly planned blasts using 80,000 pounds of explosives. Just 60 feet from the excavation site, on a steep wooded hillside, a slightly eccentric inventor named Binx Selby […]

Prefab-ulous!

Toss out your old image of prefabricated buildings, because modern prefab “sheds” are sleek enough to be chic, but cheap enough to give you a spare room for minimal expense. Sarah wanted a serene space where she could meditate and practice yoga, but with a husband, three kids and two dogs in a three-bedroom home, […]

Grill Skill: Your Guide to Grills

Nothing says summer more than freshly grilled meals. Today’s portable gas grills have enough frills to turn even an amateur griller into a master. Outdoor cooking has progressed since the days of dumping charcoal in a $20 hibachi, dousing it with lighter fluid and tossing in lit matches. Today’s portable gas grills sizzle with tasty […]

Historic Home: Tour a 1906 Boulder Mansion

This grand mansion built by early Boulder Mayor James P. Maxwell is a tribute to a bygone era. In 1906 James P. Maxwell built a house worthy of his station in life. As a Boulder pioneer, engineer, statesman, cattle rancher, banker and one of the town’s earliest mayors, he chose a substantial brick foursquare with […]

Chile Connoisseur’s Guide

Use these tips to enhance chile flavor and, if desired, reduce heat. If you prefer peppers with less heat, purchase large, heavy fruits that have more flesh to disperse the peppers’ heat-producing capsaicin compound. If you like it hot, purchase lighter, smaller fruits. Peppers have different flavors that the heat often masks. The flavor is […]

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