The Beginner-Friendly DIY That Turns An Old Milk Jug Into A Ghost Lantern
If you aren't the biggest fan of carving pumpkins into Jack-o'-lanterns, this simple DIY lets you create a similar look with an empty milk jug and markers.
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How To Create A Garden-Inspired Front Porch Like Ree Drummond
Making an outdoor space serene and relaxing can do wonders for your home overall, and one blogger has proven the right flowers are perfect for that effect.
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How To DIY A Stunning Spider Web For Elegant Halloween Decor
If you'd like to create a more elegant-looking Halloween decoration for inside your home, you might like to DIY this stunning and glittery spider web.
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13 Invasive Plants To Avoid In Your Fall Garden
Fall is a great time to take stock of the plants growing in your garden, and if you happen to stumble upon any of these species, remove them for good.
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What's The Best Fertilizer To Use For Tomato Plants In 2025?
This fertilizer for your tomato plants is popular among reviewers as it’s easy to mix and provides nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.
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DIY A Budget-Friendly Pottery Barn Ghost Light Dupe With Dollar Tree Supplies
Create a Pottery Barn ghost light dupe using Dollar Tree supplies. DIY the ghost lamps for around $15 with items like paper towel holders and fairy lights.
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13 Tools Every Retired Homeowner Should Have
For homeowners entering into their golden years, preparation is key. If you want to nail your retirement, here's a list of handy tools you might need.
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How To Spot Treat Drywood Termites Using A Tool In Your Toolbox
Drywood termites are a menace for homeowners because their tiny nests are tricky to find. Thankfully, they're quite easy to treat yourself once you find them.
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The Popcorn Ceiling Alternative That Adds A Unique, Citrusy Texture
If you are looking to replace your outdated popcorn ceiling, stick with a textured surface to hide imperfections and block noise, like this popular style.
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You Probably Aren't Repainting And Repairing Your Roof Often Enough
Your roof isn't invincible — it might even be more worn than you think. Here's how often to give it some TLC to avoid costly surprises down the line.
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What Apartment Tenants Need To Know Before Going On A Rent Strike
While you may consider a rent strike if your landlord is not responding to important needs, here are some things to consider before taking that leap.
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The Mulching Tip That Will Help Keep Centipedes Out Of Your Home
Think you have a centipede infestation in your home? Get tips for checking for damp areas inside and learn how your landscaping could be drawing them in.
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A Reused Takeout Container Can Be A Literal Life-Saver: Here's How
Plastic takeout containers are good for more than simply storing leftovers. Discover one unexpected, yet highly necessary way to reuse them.
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11 Types Of Ants You May Find In The Home And Garden And How To Get Rid Of Them
Do you know which species of ants are living in your home and garden? Identify different ants to learn whether you should get rid of them or keep them around.
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What You Need To Style An Adorable Adirondack Style Home
Explore Adirondack architecture, a rustic yet elegant style from New York and add Adirondack elements to your home, whether it's a traditional or modern space.
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DIY A Stunning Fall Wreath Using Foraged Items From Your Yard
Foraging in nature is a great, budget-friendly way to gather supplies for autumn decor. Dried leaves, flowers, vines, and cones are perfect for a DIY wreath.
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DIY A Tomato Trellis That Provides A Unique Solution To A Common Growing Pain
Growing indeterminate tomatoes can be challenging. They put out suckers that grow every which way. Tame them with this easy alteration to an existing trellis.
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How To Prepare Now For A Sunflower Hedge In Your Garden Next Year
If you already have a sunflower or two in your garden, preparing for a sunflower hedge next year is easy. You'll only need to know how to harvest the seeds.
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How To Tell If Your Pumpkins Are Overcrowded (And How To Fix It)
Autumn is the time for growing pumpkins in the garden, but if your pumpkins are overcrowded, they won't produce the best results for jack-o'-lanterns.
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The Colorful Ground Cover That's The Perfect Grass Alternative For Your Small Yard
Ground covers are the perfect alternative to grass for small yards. Find out which beautiful purple-blooming option is tough enough to withstand foot traffic.
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Upcycle A Wood Pallet Into A Chic Planter Box To Upgrade Your Outdoor Living Space
With lumber prices rising, even DIY wooden planters can get costly. Fortunately, wood pallets are a perfect option for creating budget-friendly alternatives.
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Don't Throw Out Milk Jugs Without Trying This Easy Yard DIY
Instead of putting all those empty milk jugs into your recycling bin, repurpose them in your garden to get a head start on spring over the cold winter months.
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The Flower You Should Add To Your Garden To Attract Colorful Hummingbirds
Like hummingbird feeders, certain flowers can also help attract hummingbirds to your yard, including this native plant that sports cheery yellow blooms.
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The Simplest Way To DIY An Appliance Garage For Your Kitchen
Create a stylish, clutter-free kitchen with a simple DIY appliance garage that saves counter space and keeps your favorite tools within reach.
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Is The DIY Hack For Mosquito Prevention Worth Trying?
Does vanilla work to deter mosquitoes or should you stick to tried and true chemicals known to repel these pests, preventing bites and diseases?
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How To Easily Grow Mushrooms In A Glass Jar
Growing oyster, enoki, or even portobello mushrooms in a jar is easier than you think. All you need is some mushroom spawn and a common kitchen waste product.
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What It Means When A Bag Of Dirt Is Tied To Tree Branches
Some of your neighbor's tree branches are sporadically encircled with dirt-filled plastic bags. It must have something to do with growing healthy trees, right?
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