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By Carol O’Meara, C o lo r a d o
State University Extension
There are 172 days untilThanksgiving, so you’d betterhurry if you plan on decoratingthis year. For a cornucopia of col-or, get your seeds in the groundbefore June 15, popping in every-thing you need to stuff that hornin November.
Start by planting two staples offall decor – miniature gourds andtiny pumpkins. These must-haveaccents nestle into centerpiecesand are easy to grow in our hot,dry summer. Each vine producesenough fruit to make any decora-tor happy, but because they like toramble, give them room or trainthem up a trellis.
Customize your plants to fityour decorator’s style, by plantinga mix of orange and white minipumpkins. If you favor a flatpumpkin, orange Jack be Little orwhite Baby Boo is what you need.But for perfectly round, miniatureJack O’ Lanterns, check out LittleOctober at Botanical Interests( b o t a n i c a l i n t e re s t s . c o m ) .
For a striking red accent, grow
Love Lies Bleeding(Amaranthus cauda-tus), an amaranthwith long, pendulousseed heads. Plant infull sun, giving these3-to-4 feet tall plantselbow room and astake for support. Wa-ter, but keep them abit on the dry side.Clip mature flowersand hang them in acool, dark location todry. Seeds of change (seed-sofchange.com) has this.
Ornamental corn is available ina variety of sizes and colors, fromdiminutive, 2-inch strawberryears to huge, nine-inch SenecaRed Stalker whose stalks and earsdelight in fall on porches, tablesand doors. Directly sow seeds infull sun, planting at least fiverows to ensure pollination. Wateroften so ears get large, then waitto harvest until after the silk turnscompletely brown and the kernelsare dry and hard.
Pluck the ears from the stalk bypulling them down, peel back the
husk to reveal the ker-nels, and then hangupside down in a cool,dry location that isfree of mice. Leave thehusk attached to thecob for a decorativelook, or peel it com-pletely off before dry-ing the ears. For alarge selection of col-ors and sizes, checkout Seed Savers Ex-change (seedsavers
. o rg ) .
Normally seen springing upfrom straw mulch by accident,wheat is an unusual addition tocut flower gardens. But its spiky,bearded seed heads are gorgeousin arrangements and bundled insheaves on the table. Plant it likegrass seed by sowing onto a pre-pared bed, covering it with one-quarter-inch of soil. Keep theground moist but not water-logged. Johnny’s Selected Seedshas black tipped wheat, or try Sil-ver Tip, a wheat/rye cross withhuge seed heads (johnnyseeds.com).
Small to medium sized sun-flowers are cheerful in dried ar-rangements, and keep long intothe fall. Harvest when flowers arepartially open, cutting the stemoff at the length you want for ar-ranging. Then bundle the sun-flowers into groups of three, mak-ing sure the heads aren’t touch-ing, tie with twine and hang themupside down in a cool, dark placeto dry. The flowers will unfurl asthey dry.
Try the pollen-less Pro Cutsunflower series; the orange, yel-low peach and bi-color bloomswere developed for cut floweruse. Johnny’s Selected Seeds hasthem.
Make your own fall wreath orswag with broomcorn (Sorghum
bicolor). The name is misleading– this isn’t corn – but the seedsprays of this sorghum come inbronze, burgundy, black andcream. Harvest after the seedheads have colored up, but beforethe stalk becomes hard andwoody. Cut the stem, then hangthe sprays upside down to dry.But if you want them to have adecorative arch once dried, standthem up in a vase for drying. Vic-tory seeds has an heirloom mix(victor yseeds.com).
Carol O’Meara is a horticulture ento-mologist with the Colorado State Uni-versity Extension office at the BoulderCounty Fairgrounds in Longmont. Con-tact her by calling 303-678-6238 or e-mailing [email protected]. Formore gardening tips, check out her blogat gardeningafterfive.wordpress.com.
Carol O’Meara
Colorado StateUniversity Extension
Plant early for gourds. (Courtesy Carol O’Meara)
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Women know that the perfect twist ofsilk scarf can catapult an ordinary outfit in-to a fashion achievement. There’s a joyousinsouciance that prevails in such moments.Gardeners feel this thrill too – substitutethe perfect plant for the perfect scarf andyou understand the appeal of summerbulbs. Placed with strategic aplomb, thesesublime sub-tropical plants lend glamourto otherwise ordinary yards and gardens.
To sweeten the pot, smart garden retail-ers are dishing up a broader range of pre-grown summer bulbs as potted beddingplants, thus making such treasures as tuft-ed burgundy pineapple lilies (Eucomis),shimmering black-flowered callas (Zant-edeschia) and burgundy-splashed iron-cross shamrocks (Oxalis) accessible foreven the most novice gardener.
Now, a new Summer Bulb Primer onwww.bulb.com uses Flash technology todish the dirt on top summer bulbs in an en-tertaining fashion. Newly-updated,bulb.com is the website of the NetherlandsFlower Bulb Information Center in Danby,Vt. It’s a non-commercial information sitefilled with images and easy-to-follow how-to videos.
H e re ’s a quick look at the top 10 summerbulbs covered in the Primer. All are readilyavailable from garden retailers as barebulbs or professionally pre-grown pottedplants for instant color.
• Begonias – Most bulb plants love sun,but begonias are shade dwellers and one ofthe few that bloom so exuberantly in low-light settings. Short in stature, begoniashave large dense flowers with ruffled petalsin rich shades of red, yellow, white, cham-pagne, pink or orange.
• Caladium – Another shade lover, cala-diums are known for colorful “painted”heart-shaped leaves in mixes of greens,whites, pinks or reds. Some are solid col-ored, others sport spots, flares or blushes.Caladiums can handle more sun if keptwell watered.
• Calla (aka Zantedeschia) – A romanticchoice for bridal bouquets, calla lilies wereonce available primarily in white or softest
pink. Today, these lovely summer flowersare also available in red, orange, yellow,rust, lavender, pale green, gold, purple andnear-black. In the garden or the vase, thecalla’s chalice-shaped flowers and luxuri-ous leaves are elegant and long-lasting.Grow in full sun to partial shade.
• Canna – Cannas are garden peacocks,strutting their magnificent foliage. Theycome in dwarf (18 to 36 inches) and tall(3 to 12 feet) versions. Their broad leavesin shades of green, brown, burgundy,black and multicolored stripes are sodramatic that their fluttery flowers seemirrelevant. Still the flowers are an addedtreat, worn aloft like little cocktail hats.Grow in full sun, also suited to watergardens, if desired.
• Dahlia – Razzle-dazzle dahlias are thesurprise of the decade. Once pooh-poohedby the genteel set for their raucous colorsand exuberant shape shifting, dahlias todayare prized for these same traits. Count ondahlias to anchor the late season garden,blooming their hearts out, till frost slows
them down. Plant dahlias in full sun. Cutflowers for the vase any time you like, butdefinitely snip off faded flowers. You’ll behappy you did, because the more you cutdahlias, the more flowers they produce.
• Elephant Ears – Under this monikerthree elephantine-types are pooled – Colo-casia esculenta, Alocasia, Xanthosoma – allearmarked by elongated, outsized, heart-shaped leaves. These tender toughies tendto transform ho-hum settings into tropicalholiday havens. Different varieties have dif-ferent looks, with green, chartreuse, blackor striped foliage. Their heights vary wide-ly, ranging from 12 inches to 6 feet. Ele-phant ears like sun, partial shade, evendeep shade. Suited to water gardens, ifd e s i re d .
• Gloriosa – How truly odd: a summerbulb vine that pulls itself aloft by throwingtiny green tendrils from its leaf tips, its ex-otic flowers draped here and there like somany huge energetic spiders. Gloriosa liliesboast striking, streamlined petals so deeplyreflexed they’re bent back. They are sun
lovers that relish any bit of support, scram-bling up a trellis or obelisk, happy to hitcha ride to another woody vine or shrub.When the flower show is over, gloriosakeep going. Their fat undulated seedpodsprovide garden interest well into fall. Lookfor varieties with red-and-yellow, orange oryellow flowers.
• Lily – While most summer bulbs arefrost sensitive tender bulbs, lilies are hardyperennial bulbs and can be planted in ei-ther spring or fall. They are often consid-ered the queens of the summer garden in anod to their regal bearing and sophisticatedflowers. Many are wonderfully fragrant, toboot. Lily styles, colors and looks abound –especially now.
• Pineapple Lilies (Eucomis) – C e rt a i n l ythis bulb flower is reminiscent of the tuftedtropical fruit. With its 15-inch spire of tinyg re e n i s h –white (or wine-colored) flowersatop a base of broad, strappy green leaves,eucomis are decidedly dramatic. As pottedplants, they’re spectacular.
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Rosa ‘Princess Alexandra of Kent’ – re -peat-flowering English Old Rose Hybridwith approximately 130 petals.
David Austin named this rose for PrincessAlexandra, a cousin of Queen Elizabeth IIwho is a keen gardener and great lover ofro s e s .
The rose that bears her name has unusual-ly large flowers of a warm, glowing pink.They are full petalled and deeply cupped,the ring of soft pink outer petals enclosingthe warm pink inner petals to create a mostpleasing effect.
In spite of their size, they are never clum-sy, being held nicely poised on a well-round-ed shrub. Because of their size, there is a lotto be said for planting in groups of three,keeping both flowers and growth nicely bal-anced.
They have a delicious fresh tea fragrancewhich, interestingly, changes completely tolemon as the flower ages – eventually takingon additional hints of blackcurrants. It isvery healthy. Size: 3.5-by-2.5 feet. Hardiness:USDA zones five to nine.
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She suggests starting with the homebathroom, where the water-saving poten-tial is great. “The EPA estimates thatAmericans use roughly 3.3 billion gallonsof water each day just for showering,”Kemper says. “We can bring that numberdown by taking a slightly shorter showeror using a water-saving showerhead.”
It seems to be abundant, but water is arelatively scarce resource. Less than 1 per-cent of the world’s fresh water is readilyaccessible for direct human use. Here area few tips that you can follow to reduceyour water consumption in the bath.
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• Fix a leaky faucet. According to theEPA, a leaky faucet dripping at the rate ofone drip per second can waste more than3,000 gallons per year.
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In conjunction with manufacturers,leading organizations are also taking onwater conservation as a serious issue. InMarch 2010, the EPA established its Wa-terSense specifications for showerheads topromote water efficiency in the shower,product performance and quality.
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Market prime for homebuyersBy Scott Van Voorhis
b a n k r at e . c o m
If you missed the April 30 homebuyertax-credit deadline without snagging ahouse, pat yourself on the back: You justmay turn out to be one of the lucky ones.
While the credit is now history, buyersmay be able to make up that money – andthen some – through some shrewd house-hunting throughout the next two months,industry experts say.
“Savvy buyers can put their feet back intothe market,” says Rona Fischman, principalbroker at 4 Buyers Real Estate in Cam-bridge, Mass. “It will be more sane and lessof a seller’s market.”
Thanks to the tax credit, buyers came in-to the market in the past year who other-wise might have waited on the sidelines,says Olivier Garret, chief executive officerof Casey Research in Stowe, Vt.
Because the credit pulled demand for-ward, competition among buyers is set toplummet just as the spring market tradi-tionally peaks in May and June. That couldcreate bargains for buyers.
Several factors may put downward pres-sure on home prices and increase seller des-peration throughout the next few months,according to some economists and marketobser vers.
Home-mortgage rates may climb nowthat the Federal Reserve has ended its cam-paign of buying up $1.25 trillion in mort-gage-backed securities. In addition, inven-tory levels may swell as more foreclosuresand short sales come onto the market.
All of these factors could cause demandfor homes to soften. Garret is predicting an-other step down in home prices across theUnited States by year’s end.
“Nationwide, prices are going to go backdown,” Garret says. “We anticipate a de-cline in pricing in 2010 of 10 percent.”
For buyers who are employed and notburdened by debt issues, the weeks ahead
may turn out to be a great period for bar-gain-hunting. Real-estate agents and hous-ing-market experts offer the following tipsfor buyers who want to take advantage ofthe new sweet spot in the market:
• Maximize seller desperation. Sellersmay be ready to make a deal, especially ifthey thought they had an agreement linedup before the tax-credit deadline, only tosee it fall through.
Careful reading of MLS records may offerinsights into whether a seller is sufferingfrom such post-tax credit blues. For exam-ple, the property’s listing history mightshow it was placed under agreement in theweeks leading up to the expiration of thetax credit, only to be put up for sale againlater. A broker can be especially helpful inuncovering such clues.
“The seller is probably going to be moremotivated after suffering a disappoint-ment,” says Barry Nystedt, a board memberand former president of the Avondale, Ariz.-based National Association of ExclusiveBuyer Agents.
• Practice psychological warfare. Sellersdetermined to hold out for a higher pricemay require some subtle reminders aboutthe true state of the market, says Mitch Rib-ak, broker-owner of eHomes Realty Net-work and Tropical Realty in Suntree, Fla.
In a bid to get some sellers to move, Rib-ak has reminded them the tax credit won’tbe coming back and the competition willonly mount as foreclosures roll onto themarket.
• Be choosy but open-minded. Homebuy-ers may not find the range of selection theyexpect in today’s market. For starters, thesurge of buying that took place before thetax-credit deadline may have put a tempo-rary dent in your local market’s inventory.Also, new homes coming onto the marketare more likely to be foreclosures and shortsales.
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Dear Helaine and Joe: Attachedare photographs of a knickknack thatwas handed down by my motheryears ago. It seems like it was in ourkitchen for ages. Stamped on thebottom is “c” in a circle followed by“1961,” “Inarco,” “E-19” and “o/c.” Iwould like to know what the valuemight be. Thank you, L.R.G.
Dear L.R.G.: Head vases were made ina staggering variety of styles by an amaz-ing number of companies.
Many were imported from Japan afterthe end of World War II, but others weremade in this country by such firms asShawnee Pottery of Zanesville, Ohio; theCeramics Art Studio of Madison, Wis.;DeLee Art and Ruth Sloan, both of LosAngeles; Florence Ceramics of Pasadena,Calif.; and Betty Lou Nichols Ceramicsof La Habra, Calif.
However, most head vases found ontoday’s collectibles market were import-ed from Japan by such companies asNAPCO, Enesco, Fitz and Floyd, INAR-CO and Lefton.
NAPCO is the acronym of the Nation-al Potteries Corporation, which wasfounded in 1938 in Bedford, Ohio, but
in the 1970s it was listed as being locat-ed in Cleveland. NAPCO imported fromJapan a variety of novelty and giftwareitems.
In the 1940s, Irwin Garber joined thecompany and is said to have been in-strumental in the development of thehead vase planters.
It is said that Garber designed manyof the head vases that were subsequentlymade in Japan, and that his wife some-times served as the model and inspira-tion.
Interestingly, this model, with itsberibboned black hat and hand heldgracefully near the face, is often identi-fied with Hollywood star Lana Turner(1921-1995).
The example in today’s question ap-pears to be in good condition, with boththe pearl earrings intact and its originalpearl necklace. The blush on the cheeksappears to be unmarred, as does theblack on the eyelashes, hat and off-the-shoulder dress.
It has an insurance-replacement valueof between $150 and $175.
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Light up your nightsStarry evenings and backyard entertainment go hand-in-hand.
When the sun goes down, the right landscape lighting can turn anybackyard into a stylish outdoor living space. Try these ideas:
• Keep your lighting simple. Start with one main lighting sourceand add accent lighting to highlight garden features.
• For illuminating your entryway, deck and patio, use lightingthat mimics moonlight, like new solar-powered lighting systems.
• Stagger path lights. Be creative.• Skip the complicated wiring and costly electric bills by using
new solar lights.• With energy costs rising, people are looking for ways to cut
costs. Decorative lights illuminate specific areas but draw onenergy, have wires that need to be hidden and need replacementbulbs.
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A few years ago, it seemed likeyou could stake a “for sale” signoutside your home and within a fewhours you would have multiple of-fers. Not anymore. Today’s tougheconomic times mean that homesellers need to do their homework,take a more assertive role in mar-keting their home and, at times, getcreative to help their home standout from others that are on the mar-ket.
Regardless of how tough thetimes are, the fact remains that anice home, well maintained, in adesirable neighborhood, and pricedright will sell more quickly than ahome that hasn’t been kept up orhasn’t been priced according towhat other homes in the neighbor-hood would sell for. Whetheryou’re selling your home as part ofdownsizing your lifestyle or you’reseeking a larger home for a growingfamily, the following steps offeredby FindLaw.com, one of the na-tion’s leading online sources for realestate law, can pay dividends inhelping you achieve a quick saleand a price that reaches your goal.
Assemble your TeamMost sellers prefer to work with a
real estate agent or a lawyer at somepoint in the process. In fact, in ahandful of U.S. states, a lawyermust help finalize the sale. Real es-tate agents typically charge a com-mission, about 6 percent, to be splitbetween your agent and the buyer’sagent, if any. Lawyers normallycharge by the hour.
Conduct a Pre-InspectionMany states require a home in-
spection report as part of a disclo-sure form before placing a home onthe market. To make sure yourhome passes the test, hire a third-party home inspector to conduct apre-inspection of your home tohelp you make repairs and updates
before an official inspection.
Conduct a CompA “comp” is shorthand among re-
al estate agents for comparing yourhome to similar types of homes inyour area with similar features.This process will help you deter-mine a price range for your home.
Review Actual Selling PricesOf course, list prices don’t tell
you how much houses ultimatelysell for – that’s the comparable datayou need. In a hot market, housesmight go for well over list price,and vice versa.
Go to Open HousesSellers need to understand what
others are doing and offering to selltheir homes. The best way to dothat is to go to as many open hous-es in your area and take note ofwho the potential buyers are, theirfeedback on nearby homes, andwhat sellers are offering potentialbuyers in terms of incentives.
Make your Home as AttractiveBuyers will pay thousands of dol-
lars for a home that is tastefullydecorated and appears in ready-to-move-in condition. The first placeto start is to declutter. Put away anypersonal items or items of expres-sion that would detract a buyerfeeling at home.
Hold an Open HouseMany home sellers find open
houses a useful tool. They’re cer-tainly good for bringing in thecrowds. In deciding when to holdan open house, look for opportuni-ties when your area attracts a largenumber of people.
Price AggressivelyAs the seller, of course you
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Design a fun yetfunctional kids room
Article Resource Association
Parents and children rarely have thesame decorating tastes when the timecomes to redo a child’s room. But don’tworry – with a few tricks, you can create astylish bedroom that is fun and functionalfor your child.
“Your child’s bedroom is the one roomin the house they call their own,” says JeffNokkeo, academic director for Interior De-sign at The Art Institute of California – SanFrancisco. “Allowing your child to create asense of identity and personal space willhelp both of you to love the new decor.”
Here are some decorating tips that willhelp keep the whole family happy:
• Talk to your child about his or her vi-sion for the room. Then select a colorpalette and theme together. What are herlikes and dislikes? Does he have a favoritehobby or activity he likes to do? Incorpo-rating some of the child’s design ideas intothe room will help make it feel like his orher own.
• Does she want overpowering or brightcolors? “Compromise by using a neutralwall color in the room and adding punchand color with accessories and accents likebedding, lamps, wall art and other decora-tions,” Nokkeo suggests.
Both furniture manufacturers and homedecor companies have special sections forchildren, so there are plenty of options tochoose from. H e re ’s a look at some of thehottest trends for children’s bedrooms.
For GirlsIt’s all about bright colors for girls, from
purple to lime green to the ever-popularpink. Retro patterns are making a come-back, and they may look familiar to momswho had something similar when theywere young. But make no mistake: Thesepatterns are updated with a twist for a fun,funky look.
For example, Montgomery Ward fea-tures a personalized Sweetheart Pillow andThrow that will keep your daughter cozy
while sleeping. The set includes a throw(49 by 60 inch) that’s soft plush on oneside and silky smooth on the other and amatching 15-inch square pillow. Addingitems that can be personalized with a nameor favorite phrase, like this blanket, is away to make your child feel like the roomtruly is her special place. Choose pink withblack embroidery or black with pink em-broidery. The throw is machine washable,a good thing to note when choosing itemsfor a child’s room since little hands can bem e s s y.
For BoysIf your little guy loves sports, choose ac-
cessories that have his favorite professionallogo on them, such as a bedspread orposter. If your son isn’t a sports nut, youcan incorporate any interest into affordabledecor that will personalize the room. Forexample, if your son loves to play Army,add some camouflage curtains. Does helike science? Add a wall mural of the solarsystem. And if you don’t have a theme towork with, just choose his favorite colorsand find accessories that incorporate thatc o l o r.
For BothFunctionality is important in a child’s
room. Adding items like a desk or table towork on is a great idea. Montgomery Wardhas a great option for younger childrencalled the ABC Table and Chair Set thatgives little ones a special place for drawing,snacking and other activities.
Organization is also important in achild’s room. Consider adding a decorativetoy chest, closet organizers and storagebins to your child’s room to help avoidclutter. Encourage children to only takeout one or two toys at a time so their roomremains stylish and clean. Once they havea system to follow and know that their fa-vorite teddy bear is in the chest at the endof the bed, they’ll be more likely to put itaway when they’re done using it for easyaccess later.
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Addingto your
landscape
By Kim Palmer
Minneapolis Star Tribune
An edible landscape can be am-bitious or as simple as tucking afew edible plants among the orna-mentals in your existing beds orcontainer gardens. Here are somesuggestions.
• Lettuce: Leaf lettuces come inmany textures and colors, making
them great substitutes for flowers,says University of Minnesota horti-culturist Emily Tepe. She recom-mends red oak leaf lettuce andMizuna mustard.
• Sculptural veggies: Dinosaurkale, with its distinctive pebbly leaftexture, is an attractive addition toedible landscapes, suggests JulieWeisenhorn, state director of the
University of Minnesota Exten-sion’s Master Gardener program.
• Edible flowers: Consider signetmarigolds, which have an attractivemounded form, as well as pansiesand nasturtiums.
• Perfect pair: Plant thyme withsweet alyssum, Tepe suggests.
• Think ahead: Edibles withlarge heads, such as broccoli and
cauliflower, can be tricky becauseharvesting them leaves a big hole inthe landscape. Consider plantingthem among an ornamental plantthat spreads, such as trailing petu-nias, Tepe says.
• Edible edging: Many edibleplants make attractive borders, in-cluding strawberries, lavender ando re g a n o .
Hover Manor Senior Apartment Residence
1401 Elmhurst Dr. • 303-772-9292
$835-$840
$835-$840 1 1 Yes No Yes Yes
Secure building, quiet neighborhood, meal program, transportation, utilities
paid, appliances & cable TV included, 62 yrs & older; vouchers accepted.
Victoria Inn2400 17th Ave. • 303-772-4667
$695-$835 $250 1, 2 1,
1¾ Yes Yes Yes(in each apart-ment)
A/C, D/W, cable ready, balcony or deck, carport, outdoor pool, close to
shopping & bus stop.
Ute Creek Apartments1100 E 17th Ave. • 303-684-6821
Starting At $760-
$799$125 1, 2 1, 2 Yes Yes Yes
Full SIzein each apart-ment
YesMove-In Specials, senior and other discounts. Fireplace, pool & spa,
24-hour fitness, garages. Close to shopping.
The Shores2450 Airport Rd. • 303-774-8000
*$705- $1200
$100$200$300
1,2,& 3 Studios
1,2
Yes(Short Term
Avail.)Yes Yes Yes Yes
Gas fireplaces, 24 hr. fitness center, heated pool & hot tub, A/C, business center, gourmet kitchens, detached garages. *On selected apartments.
Cloverbasin Village630 Peck Dr. • 888-837-4912
$690-$1100 $149
1,2,33-bdrm.town-homes
2 Yes YesYes
(65 lbs limit)
NoYes
(& rental avail-able)
Convenient location, pet friendly, garages available, 24-hour mainte-
nance
Elliott Apartments418 Emery St. Longmont, CO 80501
303-772-6452
$580-$945 Yes 1, 2, 3 1, 2 Yes Yes Pets
Neg. YesIn historic Longmont, large trees,
quiet neighborhood on-site parking & storage. Close to RTD. Heat included.
Fox Ridge Apartments3800 Pike Rd., Longmont, CO 80503
303-774-9944
$789-$1239 $200 1, 2, 3 1, 2
Yes(Short Term
Avail.)Yes Yes Yes Yes
Island kitchens, garden tubs, gas fireplaces, double balconies, two tone paint, gated community. Close
to schools & newest community in Longmont.
Tanglewood Adult Rental Condominiums
100 21st Ave., Longmont, CO 80501 303-774-0300
$1135-$1500
$1135-$1500 1, 2 1, 2 Yes Some Yes N/A
Yes(in every
unit)
All utilities & cable paid, sec. bldg., elevator, W/D in every unit, transpor-tation, social events. HUGE amenities package, quiet 55+ community. Call
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• Wood-burning fireplace• Large balconies/patios• Approved pets accepted • MTM leases available• Within walking
distance of shopping, restaurants & RTD• On line leasing available• One bdr, 1 bath starting at $715!• Two bdr, 2 bath starting at $850!
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Apartments/Unfurnished 4030
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1 BDRM, Coin-op lndry,off st pkng, pets ok $525.303-431-0027 or 303-941-2158.
1 BDRM APT´s-Starting at $450, some with
Move-in Specials!Call PMP, 303-776-RENT
1 BDRM APT in NoLongmont. Senior housing,62 or older or those w/disabilites. Call for our
move-in specials.(303)485-5232
1 BDRM and 2 BDRMapartments availablein Longmont from$475 to $695!
For locations & details callPML Inc (303)772-5934
1 BDRM, A/C, coin lndry.Util pd N/S/P. $580+ dep.2003 Terry St. (303)859-0611
1 BDRM @ $545A/C, coin lndry, free heat.No smoke/pets, 303-775-7517
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Apartments/Unfurnished 4030
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2 BD, W/D hkp, newpaint/carpet, wood flr,1851 Emery #1, #2 $6552 BD, 1.5 bath, W/D hkp,1100SF, 204 E St Clair#D, $7102 BD, 1 ba, gar, 850SF,2330 Wedgewood, $710Alert Realty 303-776-5156
2036 ESTES LANE -2 bdrm, newly remod, offst pkng, $595. 303-485-0272.
Se habla español.
2 BDRM APT´s-Starting at $550, some with
Move-in Specials!Call PMP, 303-776-RENT
2 BDRM, 1 ba, lg sunny &quiet, WD, A/C, balcony,strg! No pets. 2041 Meadow
Dr. $725 303-443-4308
2bd 2bth ext lg kit, gas FPLV rm, all utl inc, int acc,cable, W/D, 720-327-6336
1st FLOOR 1 bdrm aptQuiet area, lndry nr 23rd &Main. Sorry no pets, $550Top Realty, (303)931-6423
● 1 BDRM- remod, N/S● A/C, lndry, off st pkng● $625, 303-444-0501
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$525. On-site laundry,A/C, off-st pkng. N/S.Avail now. (303)651-2881
Apartments/Unfurnished 4030
CLOVERBASINVILLAGE1-888-837-4912630 Peck Drive-
Longmont West onNelson/Airport Rd
▼1 Bedroom, 1 BathAS LOW AS $614
▼2 Bedroom, 2 BathAS LOW AS $741
▼3 Bedroom, 2 BathStarting @ $815!
▼3 BedroomTownhouses
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•2 Bedroom, 2 BathAS LOW AS $741
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Apartment HomesThe ShoresApartments,
Hwy 66 & Airport Rd(303)774-8000
Avail now, quiet smokefree 2 bdrm apt, applcs,w/d hkups, fncd yd, $675.303-775-2771 or 303-775-0338.
● 2 MUMFORD PL2 bdrm, W/D, frplc, off stpkng. $650. Avail 6/19Pennant (303)447-8988
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UTE CREEK APTS1 & 2 bdrm apt homes,Move-in specials & dis-counts avail. East 17th &Pace 303-684-6821
SMALL 2 bdrm, mobilehome in Erie, W/D, Nopets. $585. 735 Kattell #108.
(303)980-1204
ROOMS & ApartmentsWeekly/Monthly, from$100/week. Utililtiesincluded. (303)931-7108
Large 1 bdr. apartment1508 Longs Peak Ave. $675/month,W/D, 970-631-0174 or970-376-4390.
Lanyon Park Apartments1 br/1 ba $535, range,refrig, D/W, laundry fac.,near bus & stores. Call on-site mgr Dan 720-494-7637 orMock 303-497-0668. www.mockpropertymanagement.com
Horizon Place1 Bedroom- $525!2 Bedroom- $600!
Secure bldg, swimmingpool, A/C, on-site laundry.Call PMP, 303-776-RENT
EASTGLEN APTS630 Lashley, Longmont
(303)682-29431, 2 & 3 BEDROOMS:SPRING SPECIALSPool, air, laundry
✭Wtr, trash, sewer pd
Apartments/Unfurnished 4030
2 BDRM, 1.5 BA, carpet,drapes, refrig, D/W, self-cleaning stove, centralA/C, gas heat, W/D hkup,fncd back yard, 2 car gar.No pets. $800 + dep.1436 Kay St. 303-776-1287 or303-747-2219.
1 BDRM, 1 ba, No smk/pets. 225 E 8th Ave. $575/mo + $575/dep. 303-678-8663
Condos/Townhouses 4050
INSIDE STORAGE/WAREHOUSE
w/ 14x16 overhead door.48x125 $1000/mo; 80x125$1750/mo. Off Ken PrattBlvd, 303-472-4542.
800-6400 sf w/ offices, ba,ally access, load. dock, 3-phase power, 5200 sf fncdstorage incl, 14x16 doors,live-in approved. $600-$3600or purchase 303-931-1956
Commercial/Industrial 4040
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Apartments/Unfurnished 4030
AVAILABLE 6/1, 2 bdrm,1 ba, 1 car. 1333 Parker Dr.
N/P, non-smokers.$850, (303)817-6163
2 BDRM, carport, nearhosp. 1 yr lse. NP/NS. Wtrpd. $700/mo + damage dep970-867-6016
2 bdrm, 2 ba, 2 car gar, fullbasement, fenced yard,quiet cul-de-sac, great forkids. $950/mo. 239 SorentoPl 303-995-4923
2 BDRM, 1 BA, all applc,W/D hkup, offst prkg, 734So Bowen St, $700/mo +$700 dep. 785-817-9827
2 BD, 1 ba, sm fncd yd,wd hkup, 2121 15th $6752 BD 875 sf, pet neg, shedwd hkp 460 Lashley $6952 BD, 1.5 bath, garage,1050SF, 17 15th Ave, $7252 BD, 1 ba culdesac, gar,850sf, 281Caywood, $7953 BD, 1.5 ba, gar 1080 sf1339 Emery $895Alert Realty 303-776-5156
●2032 Collyer2 bdrm, 1 ba, WD hkups,off-street prk, no pets, $700/mo. RMG RE, (303)772-4466
●14 Lois Place2 bdrm, 1 ba, WD hkups,culdesac, carport. $700/mo.RMG RE, (303)772-4466
0 App Fee-$100 off 1st 2 mosLg 3 bdrm, 2 ba, gar, waterpd. No dogs. 303-651-3216
Duplexes 4060
QUIET 2 bdrm, 1.5 bath,new carpet/paint, completekitch, W/D hkup, priv pa-tio, storage, carport. N/S,N/P 333 23rd. $750 + $650/
dep. Avail 6/1(303)772-3152 / (303)532-6522
CONDO IN NIWOT1 bdrm, 1st floor, withW/D, DW. $650/month.Call Stan at (303)604-6382
2 BDRM, 1 BA upstairs,condo. Pool, A/C. $695 incutils. No pets. 720-323-1412
Condos/Townhouses 4050
EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITYAll real estate
advertised in thispaper is subject to thefederal and state FairHousing Act whichmakes it illegal toadvertise “any
preference, limitationor discrimination
based on race, color,religion, sex, handicap,familial status or
national origin, or anintention to make anysuch preference,limitation, ordiscrimination.”
The newspaper willnot knowingly acceptany advertising for
real estate which is inviolation of the law.All persons are herebyinformed that all
dwellings advertisedare available on anequal opportunity
basis.
Houses 4080
INSIDE STORAGE/WAREHOUSE
w/ 14x16 overhead door48x125; $1000/mo 80x125$1750/mo. Off Ken PrattBlvd, 303-472-4542.
INDOOR GARAGE &Commercial Storage
20x40 or 20x50 start at $325,9x29 w/ gar door $200;10x10 $75; 12x5 $50; 10x5 $40I-25 & Hwy-66. 970-535- 6074www.Longmont-storage.com
Garage Town, Del Camino1200SF, 2 overhead doors,heated, hot/cold wtr, 9000#lift, custom cabinets, epoxyflr, 80 gal comp, 220 outlet,RV outlet, RV dump area.Clubhouse, restrooms.
$115,000 720-351-8979
● 10x20 SECURE ●Garage/Storage unit on
9th & Bross. $65 303-931-6423
Garages/StorageSpaces 4070
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A forest atmosphere. 3bdrm, 2.5 ba, new hard-wood & carpet + storage,fncd yd, AC, 44 PowderhornPl Longmont. $1150/mo.Pets? 970-532-7719
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Real Estate Transactions are supplied byProspects Unlimited Inc., 1151 EagleDrive Ste. 467, Loveland, CO 80537.
Longmont• Jonathan & Hea Hughes from
Bradford Funk, 11818 N BeaslyRd, Longmont, $415,000, home
• Dongbi Luo from Christo-pher Borchers, 1634 Turin Dr,Longmont, $470,000, home
• Richard & Joyce Vanproosdyfrom Brenen Iden, 12490 CountyRoad 1, Longmont, $300,000,home
• Raman Venkataramani fromJason McPeck, 5200 Clover BasinDr, Longmont, $350,000, home
• Jimmie Thompson fromArdean Schultz, 2237 21st St,Longmont, $298,500, home
• Leland Bailey from Wells Far-go Bank National Trust, 1054Ponderosa Cir, Longmont,$138,000, home
• Richard & Eliz Shields fromSusan Barber, 712 Tundra Pl,Longmont, $185,000, home
• Michael & Toni Monticellofrom Boulder Creek KingsbridgeLLC, 1524 Venice Ln, Longmont,$248,700, home
• Charles Park from DavidBurr, 2150 Cypress St, Longmont,$289,500, home
• Helen Trus from Edward JMcKee Living Trust, 6844 Coun-tryside Ln Unit 281, Longmont,$100,000, condo
• Martha Mondragon from Fed-eral Home Loan Mortgage Corp,1343 McClure Dr, Longmont,$205,000, home
• Lynn Hebert from WilliamFischer, 10466 Lower Ridge Rd,Longmont, $150,000, home
• Gust & Colleen Hauschildfrom Jerry Hill, 1427 MorningsideDr, Longmont, $238,000, home
• Pat McMonagle from HSBCBank USA National Trustee, 1101Lashley St, Longmont, $142,000,home
• Carly Mayer from JPMorganChase Bank, 825 Incorrigible Cir,Longmont, $364,000, home
• John Harris from KeithSenkow, 938 Wolf Creek Dr,Longmont, $250,000, home
• Matti & Anne Jarvine fromDouglas Smith, 8484 GreenwoodDr, Longmont, $948,800, home
• Marjanna & Adrian Helwigfrom US Bank National Associa-tion Trust, 8660 N 55th St, Long-mont, $460,000, home
• Russell Howard from NicolleDesantis, 8490 Rowe Pl, Long-mont, $327,500, home
• Michael & Mary Utenickfrom David Henley, 11775 Pleas-ant View Rdg, Longmont,$450,000, home
• Lynne Newberry from Ken-neth Kinzig, 3656 Stagecoach RdUnit 102, Longmont, $62,000,condo
Allenspark• Daniel & Susan Whitnah
from Stephen Silkworth, 1926 BigOwl Rd, Allenspark, $375,000,home
Berthoud• David & Victoria Edwards
from Aurora Ln Services LLC, 302Bimson Ave, Berthoud, $138,500,home
• Nathan & Jill Copeland fromDeutsche Bank Trust Co America,317 E Colorado Ave, Berthoud,$164,000, home
Dacono• Lane & Andrea Hart from
Fannie Mae, 4606 Sedona Ln, Da-cono, $209,000, home
• Envirotest Corp from Amber-hill Silver Peaks LLC, 5222 SilverPeaks Ave, Dacono, $360,000,home
Erie• Jim & Janan Smith from Tam-
rick Inc, 5037 Peregrine Rd, Da-cono, $353,500, home
• Bradley & Valentina Riesfrom David Brin, 2402 Vale Way,Erie, $475,000, home
• Taylor Replaine from JohnCommon, 235 Kattell St, Erie,$145,000, home
• Emese Dian from Susan Ash-er, 1679 Palmer Ln, Erie,$250,000, home
• Susan Asher from KarenKostenuken, 107 Jackson Ln,Erie, $199,900, home
• Ryan Rendel from PaulPietras, 1832 Gordon Dr, Erie,$218,000, home
• Darren Clemenhagen fromTaylor Morrison Colo Inc, 1100Koss St, Erie, $299,900, home
• Herb Degenhart from TaylorMorrison Colo Inc, 1103 ZodoAve, Erie, $343,400, home
• Ryan & Jill Kimball from Tay-lor Morrison Colo Inc, 422 Mazzi-ni St, Erie, $272,500, home
• Christopher & Kat Leonefrom Taylor Morrison Colo Inc,1116 Zodo Ave, Erie, $364,800,home
• Mahesh & Anita Bhetwalfrom Tanya Williams, 1980 Ham-ron Ct, Erie, $236,500, home
• Jeffrey & Amber Greene fromChristopher Calvert, 103 KolarCt, Erie, $300,000, home
• Kevin & Audra Riesenbergerfrom Taylor Morrison Colo Inc,1022 Koss St, Erie, $290,300,home
• Ryan & Jennifer Jensen fromWL Homes LLC, 2584 Reserve St,
Erie, $425,000, home• Timothy Geheren from Lloyd
Curry, 764 High St, Erie,$175,000, home
• Richard & Lauren Baloy fromBrent Galas, 1476 Hickory Dr,Erie, $265,000, home
• Robert & Patricia Reed fromSix Point Reh II LLC, 1936 Cedar-wood Pl, Erie, $350,700, home
• Alan & Robyn Pauley fromUS Bank, 1430 Fletcher Dr, Erie,$501,600, home
Firestone• Kimberly & Eldred Foster
from David Redman, 6312 ValleyVista Ave, Firestone, $205,000,home
• Matthew & Heather Godfreyfrom Timothy Akin, 11186 CoalMine St, Firestone, $259,000,home
• Perry McNeece from PhillipBeneze, 134 Jackson Ave, Fire-stone, $145,000, home
• Samuel Purnell from DanielHoffart, 6774 Silverleaf Ave, Fire-stone, $223,000, home
• Matthew Rehme from MelissaHull, 6311 Utica Ave, Firestone,$186,100, home
• Sue Brophy from James John-son, 501 Sherilynn Cir, Firestone,$287,000, home
• Agbl LLC from Liberty VPFirestone LLC, 11334 BusinessPark Cir, Firestone, $3,249,100,home
• William Obeirne from JJ Con-struction Northern Colo LLC,9763 Roadrunner Ave, Firestone,$241,300, home
• Kenneth & Diane Bahrenburgfrom Melody Homes Inc, 10698Farmdale St, Firestone, $264,000,home
Fort Lupton• Tyler & Shelissa Pagel from
Colo Housing Fin Authority, 301Bighorn Ter, Fort Lupton,$142,500, home
Fr e d e r i c k• David & Kimberly Mc-
Cleskey from Fannie Mae, 8739Triple Crown Dr, Frederick,$287,000, home
Ly o n s• Kurt Knudson from Jared
Croft, 240 Evans St, Lyons,$253,000, home
• Bernard Fredrick from MarkCicotello, 24 Appleby Dr, Lyons,$120,000, home
• Kevin Schottlaender from USBank National Trustee, 677 Row-ell Dr, Lyons, $355,000, home
Platteville• Scott Currier from US Capital
Funding LLC, 301 Cherry Ave,
Platteville, $129,000, home
Foreclosures – Notice of electionand demand
• Borrower: Wilhelm & Vir-ginia Estes, Lender: Chase HomeFinance LLC, Amount: $195,559,Property: 1189 Cooke Ct, Erie,Filed: 05/20/10
• Borrower: Wilhelm Estes,Lender: Aurora Loan ServicesLLC, Amount: $232,197, Proper-ty: 1214 N Davenport Ct, Erie,Filed: 05/24/10
• Borrower: Joseph Milan,Lender: Chase Home FinanceLLC, Amount: $358,273, Proper-ty: 1044 Columbine Way, Erie,Filed: 05/24/10
• Borrower: Juan & MariaAguilar, Lender: JPMorgan ChaseBank National Assoc, Amount:$114,769, Property: 166 GranvilleAve, Firestone, Filed: 05/21/10
• Borrower: Brian & LisaCarter, Lender: Chase Home Fi-nance LLC, Amount: $259,914,Property: 6295 Sage Ave, Fire-stone, Filed: 05/21/10
• Borrower: Mark & DorothyD’Agostino, Lender: CitimortgageInc, Amount: $125,764, Property:217 Florence Ave, Firestone,Filed: 05/25/10
• Borrower: Rosita Jimenez,Eugenia Martinez, Lender: JPMor-gan Chase Bank National Assoc,Amount: $82,371, Property: 3072nd St, Fort Lupton, Filed:05/24/10
• Borrower: Adalberto Men-doza, Lender: HSBC Bank USANational As Trustee, Amount:$151,396, Property: 1703 AspenSt, Fort Lupton, Filed: 05/26/10
• Borrower: 16 Kimbark LLC,Lender: Adagio Properties LLC,Amount: $819,768, Property:1646-1680 Main St, Longmont,Filed: 05/21/10
• Borrower: Sean Waddle &Heather Hillier, Lender: Citimort-gage Inc, Amount: $511,555,Property: 1766 Montgomery Cir,Longmont, Filed: 05/20/10
• Borrower: Daniel & StacieBlatnick, Lender: Bank Of Ameri-ca NA, Amount: $212,744, Prop-erty: 1729 Preston Dr, Longmont,Filed: 05/20/10
• Borrower: Scott Meyers,Lender: Citimortgage Inc,Amount: $172,897, Property:1117 Sherman St, Longmont,Filed: 05/21/10
• Borrower: Carl Ross & Car-olyn Coffey, Lender: DeutscheBank National Trust Company,Amount: $161,321, Property:2552 Wedgewood Ave, Long-mont, Filed: 05/20/10
• Borrower: Celestia Stacy-
Schmelzenbach, Lender: WellsFargo Bank NA, Amount:$257,684, Property: 2030 Sun-light Dr, Longmont, Filed:05/24/10
• Borrower: Robert & AnnieDecoteau, Lender: BAC HomeLoans Servicing LP, Amount:$244,058, Property: 1652 Cedar-wood Dr, Longmont, Filed:05/20/10
• Borrower: Edward Arguello,Lender: US Bank National Associ-ation, Amount: $214,656, Proper-ty: 10197 Sandy Ridge Ct, Long-mont, Filed: 05/24/10
• Borrower: Brian Wicen &Christina Cramer, Lender: CreditUnion Of Denver, Amount:$460,000, Property: 1000 Steam-boat Valley Rd, Lyons, Filed:05/21/10
• Borrower: Paula Ruby,Lender: Credit Union Of Denver,Amount: $609,000, Property:3443 Colard Ln, Lyons, Filed:05/24/10
• Borrower: Melanie Cook,Lender: Wells Fargo Bank NA,Amount: $239,078, Property: 573Rider Ridge Dr, Longmont, Filed:04/13/10
• Borrower: Kaleigh Reynolds,Lender: Ocwen Loan ServicingLLC As Servicer, Amount:$114,950, Property: 117 E 6thAve, Longmont, Filed: 04/14/10
• Borrower: Brian & AlisaSchillinger, Lender: DeutscheBank Trust Company Americas,Amount: $464,000, Property:3909 County Road 20 1/2, Long-mont, Filed: 04/09/10
• Borrower: Donald Smith,Lender: Wells Fargo Bank NA,Amount: $127,407, Property: 107Main St, Platteville, Filed:04/13/10
• Borrower: Jeffery & RondaAnderson, Lender: The Bank OfNew York Mellon, Amount:$175,025, Property: 1228 Kin-nikinnick Ct, Longmont, Filed:04/19/10
• Borrower: Francelia Giron,Lender: The Bank Of New YorkMellon, Amount: $150,505, Prop-erty: 10691 Durango Pl, Long-mont, Filed: 04/16/10
• Borrower: Anthony & Bar-bara Sorensen, Lender: OnewestBank FSB, Amount: $277,860,Property: 520 Estes Park EstatesDr, Lyons, Filed: 04/19/10
• Borrower: Andrea Witham,Lender: Zions National Bank NA,Amount: $383,238, Property:15789 N 83rd St, Longmont,Filed: 04/19/10
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