Plant This Perennial Flower In March For A Color-Packed Spring Garden
It's finally time to embrace spring blooms, and there is one great, low-maintenance perennial that will really brighten up your garden this March.
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Stories By Barb Hudson
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This Antique Alternative To An Electric Doorbell Adds So Much Charm
Doorbells have become one of the most technologically advanced gadgets in many houses, but if you want to go old-school, try this stylish option.
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Don't Have The Killer Instinct? The Easy Hack To Convince Ants To Relocate
Ants can be problematic in your yard or garden, but if you're not willing to harm them yourself, you can try this trick to force them somewhere else.
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A Simple Plastic Cup Is The Solution To Young Leaning Plants In Your Garden
If you're dealing with floppy seedlings you might already have an easy fix at home, one that adds stability without risking damage during early plant growth.
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The Screws Hold The Secret To Identifying Real Antiques At The Thrift Store
A small hardware detail can reveal more than expected when browsing vintage furniture, offering clues that separate true antiques from convincing lookalikes.
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8 Of The Best Plants To Grow In A Laundry Basket Vegetable Garden
You don't need a big garden or even fancy raised beds to plant plenty of garden veggies. These edible plants grow well in all kinds of laundry baskets.
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What To Do If You Find A Baby Bird Lying In Your Yard
Finding a baby bird laying in your yard can be stressful, but knowing how to respond in the moment can help you avoid doing more harm than good.
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The Vintage Thrift Store Item That Makes The Most Adorable Home Decor
Thrift stores are full of hidden gems, and one often-overlooked vintage find can bring charm, personality, and a subtle sense of history into your home decor.
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10 Stunning Wildflowers That Bloom In March
From dainty-looking blooms to ones with showstopping pops of color, these March wildflowers prove spring doesn’t ease in — it makes an entrance.
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9 Items You Can Declutter Right Now For A More Organized Medicine Cabinet
Some common things we store in medicine cabinets, asides causing clutter, could also be getting damaged in there. Here are 9 items not suited for your cabinet.
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8 Unique Bird Bath Designs That Add Instant Delight To Any Yard
All bird baths provide a useful source of water to help attract birds to your yard. Choosing a unique design also adds a decorative element to fit your style.
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The Only Flower You Need To Make Your Patio Smell Good
A patio filled with fragrance can enhance an outdoor space. One flower stands out for its powerful scent and ability to perfume the air with just a few plants.
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Can Growing Basil In Your Garden Keep Chiggers Away? Here's What We Know
Gardeners often plant certain herbs hoping they'll help keep pests away. But when it comes to chiggers, one popular garden favorite may not work as expected.
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How To Style The Cozy Lorelai Gilmore Kitchen Of Your Dreams
Warm, welcoming, and full of personality, the kitchen from Gilmore Girls remains one of television's most memorable spaces and an inspiration for cozy homes.
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Plant This Stunning Flower In Early Spring To Feed Your Backyard Birds All Summer Long
If you want to attract more birds to your backyard, growing plants that produce seeds they can eat will help. This flowering species provides food and color.
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Why Homebuilders Abandoned American Craftsman Style Homes After The 1920s
Craftsman-style homes were popular in the early 20th century, typically featuring exposed gables, tapered porch columns, and artisan workmanship.
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The Heat-Tolerant Rose Alternative (Without The Thorns) That's Great For Cut Arrangements
While roses are a garden classic for a reason, they have some major drawbacks. For a more low-maintenance experience, try growing these similar flowers.
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The Bold Dining Room Color George Washington Used In His Mount Vernon Home
If you're looking for a new shade of paint to catapult your home into the new year, you might want to look to this founding father for inspiration.
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11 Companion Plants That Will Help Your Carrots Flourish In The Garden
Carrots grow better with the right neighbors. From chives to tomatoes to marigolds, these companion plants can drive away pests and help soil conditions.
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Gardener Mystified By Rare Rose Bloom: Never Seen One Like This
A gardener's rare rose bloom is a gorgeous and unique combination of colors, and it turns out there's a scientific explanation for the phenomenon.
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Everyone Owned These In The '80s, Now You Can Find Them At The Thrift Store
You don't have to blow out your hair and throw on some leggings to relive the 80s. These household items will bring you back to that decade in style.
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The Mini Veggie That Deserves A Spot In Your Container Garden This Year
Limited space doesn't mean giving up fresh veggies. Some compact varieties deliver full flavor while fitting neatly into even the smallest container garden.
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The Lavender Variety Shoppers Love For Longer Blooms & A Garden Full Of Birds And Butterflies
If you want a new lavender cultivar that blooms beautifully and attracts birds and butterflies, this easy-to-grow variety is the one to look for.
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Put Down The Kitchen Towel Before You Undo Your Hard Work Washing Dishes
Freshly washed dishes aren't always as clean as they seem. One common kitchen habit can reintroduce bacteria and compromise your entire cleanup routine.
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The Crucial Step Your Strawberry Plant Needs To Thrive
Strawberry plants are typically considered low-maintenance; however, they sometimes struggle with basic functions and need a helping hand from their gardener.
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The Unexpected Kitchen Essential Martha Stewart Uses To Protect Her Pantry's Shelves
Keeping your fixtures and furnishings in good shape can be tough when they get a lot of use, but Martha Stewart has the perfect solution to protect shelves.
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Attract Hummingbirds With A Hanging Basket Flower They'll Love
Hummingbirds are attracted to many different types of flowers, but when grown in a hanging basket, this beauty offers extra safety and a long-bloom season.
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