The Downside Of Using Cooking Water In The Garden That You Should Consider
Using leftover cooking water is a well-known gardening hack, but before you dump pasta water on your plants, there are a few reasons to think twice.
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Stories By Jason Rochlin
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The Tell-Tale Sign Your Tomato Plant Isn't Getting Enough Sun
Tomatoes love the heat and thrive in sunlight. Your tomatoes will tell you if they are getting all the sun they need. You just need to know what to look for.
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Why You Should Avoid Using Vinegar To Kill Weeds In Your Garden
Using horticultural vinegar in the garden to tackle weeds can be a very effective solution, but it comes at much greater risk to pollinators.
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The Breathtaking Blue Flower That's A Must-Plant For Hummingbirds And Butterflies
Do your part to help the ecosystem by starting a native garden that will attract pollinators like bees and hummingbirds. Be sure to include this blue flower.
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Is A Curbless Shower The Right Choice For Your Bathroom? Here's How To Know
Curbless showers are often associated with accessibility, and while they do excel in that regard, there are other reasons to consider one for your bathroom.
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New York Residents Can Apply For A Free Clothing Dryer. Here's Who Qualifies
New appliances can be a massive expense, especially if you're on a budget, but New York's rebate program could cover the cost of a dryer and installation.
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Is A Clover Lawn The Best Option For Dog Owners?
Keeping a thriving lawn looking lush and green can be a problem if you're a dog owner, which is why you might want to consider adding some clover.
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Repurpose Old Pipes To DIY Elegant Drawer Pulls On A Budget
Repurposed pipe fittings may be the secret to gorgeous, budget-friendly drawer pulls, especially when you consider all the ways to customize this fun DIY.
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Clean Rust Off Outdoor Patio Furniture With This Simple DIY
Rusty patio furniture can be unsightly, uncomfortable, and unsafe. Get rid of rust and keep your pieces looking fresh with this cheap and easy cleaning DIY.
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A Clever Gravel Driveway Trick That'll Prevent Puddles And Improve Drainage
Puddles and poor drainage can impact the looks and performance of your gravel driveway, but this DIY trick is an easy way to restore a clean, effective surface.
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Keep Small Tools Handy During Your Next DIY Project With This Clever Product
Tracking down tiny tools and materials can add significant time to any DIY. Make each project easier by keeping your supplies close with this clever product.
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Remove Weeds Growing In Cracks With A Home Improvement Essential You Likely Already Own
No one wants to see weeds growing in the cracks around their home. But if you are into home improvement, you likely have the perfect tool to tackle the job.
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The Fast-Growing Blue-Purple Flower That Attracts Gorgeous Butterflies To Gardens
Butterflies are important pollinators and look beautiful fluttering around your yard. These blue fast-growing flowers are perfect for attracting them.
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The Common Insect Pest That Hummingbirds Will Love To Eat From Your Yard
In addition to brightening up your yard, hummingbirds are useful for pest control. There's one common insect in particular that they can't get enough of.
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How To Cut Quartz Countertop With A Common Saw
Luxurious quartz countertops may demand a premium price, but you can save substantially on the installation with these tips to cut yours with a common saw.
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The Hanging Plant Mistake That's Killing Your Boston Fern
Boston ferns make gorgeous houseplants with their long, flowing fronds, but hanging them in the wrong spot could be detrimental to their overall health.
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Eliminate Ticks For Good With The Help Of One Medicine Cabinet Staple
Ticks are a threat to public health as they can carry numerous diseases, but you likely have the tool to deal with them right in your bathroom medicine cabinet.
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Plant This Striking Flower To See More Hummingbirds In Your Yard
Want to transform your yard into a hummingbird hotspot? Plant this vibrant flower to invite these creatures and enjoy nature's beauty right at your doorstep!
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You Only Need A Jar Of Water To Grow This Gorgeous Houseplant
Houseplants can brighten up a room and improve your mood. Learn about the beautiful plant that you can easily grow indoors with a simple jar of water.
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Don't Throw Out Your Old Ironing Board And Turn It Into A Plant Stand
Do you have an ironing board gathering dust somewhere in your home? Turn it into a stylish plant stand for a handful of your favorite potted plants.
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The Low-Maintenance Herb That Can Attract Wildlife To Your Backyard With Ease
Attract birds, bees, and other wildlife to your yard by planting this low-maintenance herb and develop a garden ecosystem that's beautiful and easy to care for.
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The Budget-Friendly DIY That Turns Plain Concrete Into A Stunning Cobblestone Path
If you're looking to create a stone path element in your outdoor space, but are also on a budget, then this DIY project could be the perfect choice.
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Speed Up Your Orchid's Growth With One Easy Trick
Orchids require pretty specific conditions to thrive, but if you have a good spot for them, you can speed up their growth with one easy trick.
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Oregon's New Heat Pump Program Has Officially Launched. Here's Who Qualifies
Oregon has launched its new heat pump program. Learn eligibility requirements and how you can take advantage of this initiative to enhance energy efficiency.
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The Seam-Saving Hack Designers Rely On When Wallpapering Ceilings And Walls
Wallpaper is an easy way to redecorate your walls without risking the mess of paint, but getting the prints to match up can be tough without this hack.
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From Gift Wrap To The Garden: Why Reusing Tissue Paper Is A Smart Solution
Doesn't it seem like such a waste to throw away all the tissue paper from gift bags? Find out how to reuse the popular product in your home and in your garden.
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Why Your Bathroom Sink Stinks (And How To Fix It)
Sometimes, no matter how hard you try to sanitize your bathroom, your sink emits some truly foul odors. Here's why it stinks -- and how to fix it.
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