Prevent Your Pumpkin Plants From Rotting With This Easy Tile Hack
It can be frustrating as a gardener when your produce turns out inedible. Here's how to prevent your pumpkin plants from rotting with this easy tile hack.
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Protect Your Plants When Watering With This Simple DIY Hose Guard
Sometimes working in the garden can cause more harm than good. Here's how to protect your plants when watering with this simple DIY hose guard. -
The Best Way To Store Extra Hummingbird Nectar (And How Long It Stays Good For)
If you want to encourage more hummingbirds to visit your garden, it's important to know the best way to store extra nectar and how long it stays good for. -
How Lizards Really Affect Your Garden (And How Hot Sauce Could Get Rid Of Them)
Friend or foe? Here's the truth about how lizards affect the plants in your garden and how you can make a hot sauce remedy if you're looking to repel them. -
Alternatives To Consider For Invasive Maiden Silvergrass In The Garden
Silvergrass is an invasive species that can cause a whole host of problems for your garden. Consider replacing it with these ornamental grass alternatives. -
How Aluminum Foil Can Make Cleaning Your Grill Easy
Cleaning hardened and charred food off your grill can be a tough and time-consuming task, but aluminum foil could be the key to making the process painless. -
How To Keep Yellow Salsify Out Of Your Garden
Yellow salsify can be somewhat invasive, but the easiest way to keep it out of your garden is by pulling up the weeds before the seeds appear. -
The Best Way To Harvest Oregano From Your Garden
Unlike many other garden herbs, oregano stems should not be cut low to the ground during harvest. Learn the best method for harvesting oregano leaves here. -
There's A Good Reason To Keep Only One Sort Of Seed In Your Bird Feeder
Most bags of bird feed contain many different types of seeds, but this may not be the best option. Discover why using only one type of seed may be best. -
The Top 8 Best Floor Pillows To Maximize Comfort And Seating Space In Your Home
Floor pillows are a great way to maximize the comfort in your home while also providing more seating options. Here are the 8 best pillows on the market. -
Does Cucumber Really Work As An Effective Ant Repellent?
You may have read claims that cucumber is an ant repellant. But does it really work? As with most natural remedies, the honest answer is ... complicated. -
What To Do About Unsightly Dog Vomit Fungus In Your Yard
Nobody wants to walk through their yard only to come across a pile of unsightly dog vomit fungus. However, if you have, here's what you can do about it. -
The Safest Type Of Ladder To Use When Painting A Stairwell
Painting a stairwell can seem like no big deal until you have to reach those high areas. In that case, you should consider using the safest ladder for the job. -
The Laundry Tool That Makes Removing Stubborn Sweat Stains A Breeze
It's not enough to simply apply stain remover before washing soiled clothes. Sweat stains can be coaxed out more easily with the use of a laundry brush. -
Why You Should Be Planting Alliums Now For A Tasty Summer Harvest
With winter coming up, now is the time to plant your alliums so that they're strong enough to survive the cold weather. Here's what you need to know. -
The Best Thing You Can Do For Your Orchid's Long-Term Health
Caring for orchids can seem complicated or even difficult, but using pine bark can help keep your plants healthy and thriving. Here's how to use it. -
How To Use A Turkey Baster To Keep Your Cut Flowers Looking Fresh
If you don't take care of your cut flower bouquet, it could start to wilt. Learn how to keep your blooms looking fresh with a turkey baster. -
The Moody Wood Flooring Trend That's Predicted To Rule 2024
Wood flooring can make any house look classy and timeless, but there are countless varieties to choose from. In 2024, smoked wood is the way to go. -
What Are Conkers, And Do They Really Keep Spiders Out Of The House?
Conkers are a mainstay in autumn throughout Britain, but using them as a way to keep spiders out of your home may not be all that successful. -
Is It Possible To Change The Color Of My Vinyl Fence?
If you happen to have a vinyl fence surrounding your home, you may have considered changing the color of it at some point. But is it possible? -
The Unexpected Pantry Item You Can Use To Start Seeds
If you're looking for an easy, foolproof way to start seeds, there's an item in your pantry you can use that will serve as the perfect biodegradable container. -
What To Reach For Next Time You Need To Clean Under The Refrigerator
Nobody likes to clean under the refrigerator. However, when it's time to do so, there's something you'll want to reach for that'll make the job easier. -
The Brilliant Trick That'll Keep Crows From Eating Your Vegetable Garden
Nobody puts time and effort into a vegetable garden just to have a couple of crows ruin it. Luckily, there's a method to keep them far away. -
Avoid Growing These Popular Veggies If You Want To Keep Rabbits Away
Rabbits may be cute, but if you're growing vegetables in your garden, there are certain varieties you should avoid if you don't want to attract them. -
Don't Make This Common Mistake If You Want Your Mums To Last During Fall
Chrysanthemums, or "mums", add a cheerful display to many fall gardens. But if you want your mums to last, there's a common mistake you'll want to avoid making. -
This Penny Hack Is The Easiest Way To Fix Wobbly Furniture In A Pinch
Nobody is fond of wobbly furniture, especially when you have to sit on it. Luckily, there's a penny trick that can help fix the unsteady rocking. -
Are Corn And Garlic Truly Unfriendly Garden Neighbors?
Corn and garlic are rumored to not be the best companion plants, but is this true? Here we delve into the research surrounding this topic to see for ourselves.
