Updated Ashley Lynn Victorian for Sale in Ivyland

Take a tour of this home and several others for sale in Warminster at open house events this weekend.

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$217,900 Listing Price for Home Near County Line and York Road

This single-family Warminster home will be open for tours this weekend.

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Colonial-Era Farmhouse For Sale in Warminster

Check out this house and several others for sale at open house events Sunday.

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House Hunt

Homes for Sale in Centennial School District

In the market for a new home? Check out these open house events Sunday.

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House Hunt

House Hunt: January 27

Looking for a new home? Check out the open houses in our area this weekend.

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House Hunt

House Hunt: January 20

Looking for a new house? Check out these open house events with the boundaries of Centennial School District.

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House Hunt: January 6

Looking to move into the Centennial School District? Check out our list of open houses being held in the area this weekend.

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The Garden Patch

A Little Taste of History

Heirloom vegetables have interesting stories to tell. Delve into heirloom history this summer in your own vegetable garden.

Heirloom vegetables are designated as such if they have been around for at least 50 years, according to most gardeners. Others believe that the seeds must be at least a century old. Some say that the seeds can be designated as heirloom, regardless of age, if they have been passed down through generations or if the plant has a story. If seeds could talk, they would spin some fascinating tales. Some seeds were tucked into the dress seams of immigrants or hidden under suitcase linings to avoid the eyes of customs officers. One of my favorite stories is the tale of Jimmy Nardello and the "Jimmy Nardello Italian Sweet Pepper." Giuseppe and Angela Nardello grew these sweet frying peppers in their garden in a small village in southern Italy. …

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The Garden Patch

Planning a Colorful Summer Garden

Bright, low maintenance annual plants will give your garden a color boost from summer until frost. Annuals are the icing on your garden "cake."

Each year I resolve to plant fewer annuals and save time—and then something happens. The weather warms up and I crave color. But I like to plant annuals I can plant and fuggedabout. Perennials add fabulous texture, color and variety to the garden, but they bloom for a short period each year. A backbone of trees, shrubs and perennials comprise the best-planned gardens, with some colorful annuals added for punctuation. Annuals brighten up a bare patch of ground. Want an instant focal point? Pot up some annuals in interesting pots and you're done. Group containers together for your own unique design and color variations. For a low-maintenance approach, re-use self-watering containers year after year. You'll find them at garden centers and …

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Recipe: Chicken Francese

Restaurant quality meal for less than the cost of going out to dinner.

Want a restaurant quality dinner for less than the cost of one restaurant priced entrée? Done. Chicken Francese made at home is easy and you can make four entrées for less than the cost of going out to dinner. I like using the thin sliced chicken breasts from the grocery store to cut down on a lot of time. You can also purchase regular boneless skinless chicken breasts and then pound them with a blunt meat hammer until they are thin. It should only take approximately 20 minutes to prepare if you use the thin sliced chicken. Topping the chicken with the lemon slices makes it look very professional and perfect for dinner guests or dinner parties. All of these ingredients can be purchased at your local supermarket like Shop Rite or Acme …

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