Home Expo this weekend
The Fall Home Remodeling & Decorating Expo produced by RJ Promotions is this weekend at Century II. Admission is free. The show will feature booths of products for upgrading the home, along with antiques appraisals (two per person), the Kansas City Chiefs Cheerleaders, a “Get Hammered” contest and prizes. Show hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. For more information, go to the website www.wichitahomeremodelingshow.com.
Buy, plant daffodils
If you want flowers in your garden come early spring, it’s time to plant bulbs, including tulips and daffodils. The Wichita Daffodil Society will have its sale of daffodil bulbs, including new varieties and those not found in nurseries, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Botanica. Admission to the sale is free. Because of the economy, bulbs are being priced even less than last year – $1 to $5 for a sack of two to three bulbs.
Among the featured varieties is the very fragrant Mike Pollock, related to paperwhite narcissus but hardy in the garden, with yellow petals and an orange cup, and Meldrum, a big vigorous yellow-trumpet daffodil. There will also be pink, white and miniature daffodils among the 100 varieties. Be there at 10 for the best selection.
Closets by the numbers
88: Average number of pieces of clothing Americans own (not including underwear or pajamas)
Source: Cotton Inc. Lifestyle Monitor
Three messiest closets in the house: 1. master bedroom; 2. linen; 3. food pantry
Source: California Closets
25: Percent of American women who own more than 50 pairs of shoes
Source: Closet Maid
In bloom at Botanica
Candle bush (botanical name: Senna alata), in the Margie Button Memorial Garden.
Photo by Kristin Marlett, Botanica

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