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Articles in July 2006 issue of Sunset

• Starburst plant
• Sheer drama: a classic bungalow gets a light-filled, low-cost rear addition
  by Kathryn Harris
• Reader weekend project
  by Mike Shwe
• Pick of the crop: in California, a few iconoclastic farmers are growing the world's best peaches—at a price. Jim McCausland explores a sweet revolution
  by Jim McCausland
• What to do in your garden in July
  by Julie Chai
• Pickle passion
• Playful, elegant style: color and stripes define a carefree summer cottage
  by Jess Chamberlain
• Cooking together—online
• Catch a breeze: find the endless summer along Santa Barbara's beloved waterfront
  by Ken McAlpine
• More prolific whites
• Backyard bounty
• Cottage reborn: a Victorian beach house becomes a collage of old and new
  by Mary Jo Bowling
• Your guide to the West
• The Healdsburg you remember: savor simple Wine Country charms on a lazy summer day
  by Amy Wolf
• Sea-splash blooms
  by Kathleen N. Brenzel
• A sweet double play
  by Harriot Manley
• Fourth of July flair: quick and easy ideas for outdoor entertaining
  by Jess Chamberlain
• Paradise found
• It's prime time for Pecos: forests, fish, fiery breakfast burritos—try summer Southwest-style
  by Michelle Pentz Glave
• No-fuss cocktail party: easy appetizers, lime rickeys, and casual style
  by Mary Jo Bowling
• Let's eat out: catch Seattle's sun with the best alfresco meals around
  by Molly Watson
• Hamburger heaven: our easy tips get you there
  by Molly Watson
• Finding your own bag among acres of suitcases is no small challenge
• All-American celebration
  by Gary Singh
• Cool and crunchy: lead off your next party with lettuce wraps
  by Lisa Vollmer
• Vibrant raised bed: a stone planter doubles as a room divider and fountain
  by Julie Chai
• July favorites: recipes from our readers, tested in Sunset's kitchen
  by Molly Watson
• Icy treats for summer
• Night light: for a new perspective on the coast, visit a lighthouse after dark
  by Amy Wolf
• Party pairing: a master makes it easy to pick the right wine
  by Sara Schneider
• Patchwork patio: dig it, stain it, done in a weekend
  by Felisa Finn
• Streams of stone
• Ski resort hikes
• Tiny treasure: four outdoor rooms on one compact lot
  by Sharon Cohoon
• A summer lunch, Spanish-style: at Sonoma's Gloria Ferrer winery, that means rustic tapas and plenty of sparkling wine
  by Linda Lau Anusasananan
• Smart summer watering
  by Jim McCausland
• Hang-loose umbrella
• Bookshelf
  by Julie Chai
• The road to wonderland; Waterfalls, bison, and geysers: an unforgettable vacation in Montana and Wyoming
  by Peter Fish
• Kathleen and Errol Speed on Orcas Island
• So near, so far: a path and bridge extend the journey from house to patio
  by Sharon Cohoon
• Best burger
  by Katie Tamony
• Chilled corn soup
• Living tapestry
  by Jim McCausland
• Cliff notes
  by Peter Fish
• Heath's new hues
• Outdoor showers: six irresistible designs as varied as the West itself
  by Daniel Gregory
• Connect, share, learn
• Homestead Market
• Red's the rage
  by Sharon Cohoon