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In early March there are always a few final seed orders still to do.

Dear Helen: When starting up stored begonia tubers, is it necessary to place them in both light and warmth? S.L Dear S.L.: Moderate warmth is helpful to initiate root growth. Light is necessary only once top growth begins.

Dear Tony: We are about to sell our townhouse and decided to gather all of the documentation in advance to make the process easier for our agent.

The first phase of Travino, a community of 250 residences in the Royal Oak area of Saanich, is now complete.

Dear Reena: We have rediscovered a relative鈥檚 chinaware from the 1950s. The style is quite amazing for that period of time. But we do not know whether or not it is dishwasher safe.

Dear Debbie: We have some fabulous landscape photos of our property that we would like to use as art for our walls. Do you know of an interesting way to do this? Simple frames just don鈥檛 work.

Dear Tony: We live in a 16-unit strata corporation that has two commercial units and 14 residences. It is divided into two separate sections, created by the developer for the commercial and residential sides.

Dear Helen: Because the weather has been almost weirdly warm and so much in the garden is shooting up, leafing out and blooming unusually early, would you advise outdoor seeding now? A.N. Dear A.N.

Dear Reena: I was given a beautiful cashmere sweater for Christmas and I am wondering if you have any tips to ensure that moths don鈥檛 get at it? I had another cashmere sweater that now has a hole in it, and I was devastated.

With wood, steel, glass and plenty of originality, south Island oenophiles have been creating a heady variety of super cellars for their grand crus, magnums, methuselahs and more.