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Articles in Oct, 2006 issue of Sunset

• What to do in your garden October
  by Julie Chai
• Orange crush: from caramel to persimmon, three ways to make this contemporary color work in your home
  by Jess Chamberlain
• Meadow at home: lessons in creating an artfully untamed display from a Beverly Hills garden
  by Sharon Cohoon
• Wild about grasses: why have a lawn when you can have a meadow? A passionate grower shares his secrets for using grasses in pots and beds
  by Kathleen N. Brenzel
• From the editor
  by Katie Tamony
• What to do in Northern California October
• Country retreat: how to use playful plantings, rustic materials, and color to inspire your landscape
  by Julie Chai
• Lush geometry: bold shapes and foliage soften a home's angular lines
  by Sharon Cohoon
• Berkeley walk: take an urban hike along the East Bay's gourmet streets for tasty treats and views
  by Elisabeth Carr
• A feast for game day: forget 'dogs and chili: for one group of Seattle chefs and winemakers, tailgating means spicy grilled ribs, crunchy salad, rich stew, and plenty of great wine
  by Jenny Cunningham
• Gold Country autumn
  by Peter Fish
• How to make cat lanterns: combine two Halloween icons for a new twist on a classic
  by Sheila Schmitz
• Outdoor decor: bring on the magic of fall with simple, natural decorations using squash, persimmons, berries, and leaves
  by Irene Edwards
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• Greens you'll love to grow: make healthy meals easy with garden-fresh arugula, chard, lettuce, and more
  by Sheila Schmitz
• Is solar worth it?
• The flavor of fall: enjoy the savory taste of mushrooms baked in a buttery tart, simmered in a hearty soup, slow-roasted, sauteed with garlic, and tossed into pasta
  by Molly Watson
• Top 10 city bike rides: pedal through favorite neighborhoods and get to know a place the way the locals do
• Best of the West: the results are in: these Sunset readers—out of some 1,800 contestants—have won a Western dream vacation by creating easy, delicious, interesting recipes that celebrate the flavors of the West
• Winchester Bay, Oregon to the lighthouse
  by Peter Fish
• 3 ways with butternut squash: a flavorful stew, spicy soup, and moist cake show how butternut squash is fall's most versatile ingredient
  by Molly Watson
• The Road to Wonderland
  by Julie Fleury
• Mark Harmon: the actor talks trailers, boats, and remodeling with his wife, and reveals his favorite escape
  by Peter Fish
• Best bulbs to plant this fall: our top five picks for brilliant spring color
• Halloween in a pot: celebrate the season with orange and black plants
  by Julie Chai
• West Marin retreat: whether you're seeking enlightenment—or just peace and quiet—we've found the place
  by Amy Wolf
• Celebration Idea House
• October in the West
• The cactus rangers: it's SOS—save our saguaros. In booming Tucson, the Cactus Rescue Crew protects the spiky symbols of desert beauty
  by Lawrence W. Cheek
• Spicy beef noodles: part stir-fry, part pasta, this zesty mix of beef, broccoli, and Tomato is a meal in itself
  by Molly Watson
• Passion for peaches
  by M. Conahan
• Sun Valley slowdown: aspens, empty trails, and reduced rates make fall the golden season in Idaho
  by Lisa Taggart
• Celebrate the outdoors: welcome to our Celebration Idea House, built to showcase new materials and a fresh approach to outdoor living
  by Daniel Gregory
• Great wine, naturally: from cosmic forces to chickens, winegrowers embrace nature to make wines full of character
  by Sara Schneider
• Recipe inspiration
  by J'Nene Wade