Make A Charming DIY Arched Plant Wall With Affordable Materials
If you have a blank wall in your home and love houseplants, combine the two to make a charming DIY arched plant wall. It's affordable to boot.
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Repurpose A Thrifted Candle Holder Into A Stunning Succulent Wall Planter
Implementing plants into your decor can really upgrade a space. This thrifted candle holder because a stunning succulent wall planter with just a few steps.
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The 11 Best Plants For Hellstrip Gardens That Actually Thrive
The lawn between the sidewalk and road, called a hellstrip due to its seemingly inhospitable growing environment, can be cultivated if you select plants wisely.
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Repurpose An Old Butter Dish Into A Simple Propagation Setup
Put an old butter dish to good use by upcycling it for your propagated stems. This will look stylish and create the ideal place for new plants to thrive.
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The Free DIY Plant Marker Hack Every Gardener Should Know
Always on the hunt for ways to reduce your gardening budget or practice zero-waste growing? Making your own markers can help. This DIY is free and sustainable.
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The Simple Can Hack For Perfectly Spaced Holes In Landscape Fabric
If you're planting a lot of plants and using landscape fabric, you'll want to try this simple can hack for perfectly spaced and sized holes.
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27 Varieties Of Trees That Grow Happily In Garden Containers
Cultivating trees in a container garden might seem impossible, but there are plenty of varieties that are the perfect size for a pot on the patio.
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The Star-Shaped Wildflower That Will Fill Your Garden With A Sweet Scent
Filling your garden with native wildflowers is a great way to attract beneficial pollinators. This star-shaped flower with a sweet scent is a great option.
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The Bizarre Sign Your Homegrown Carrots Had A Major Watering Problem
Carrots are sensitive to being over and underwatered. If you notice this one bizarre sign with your carrots, you may want to check your watering habits.
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The Simple Hack That Stops Lilacs From Dying In The Vase
Cut lilacs are prone to drooping and dying quickly after a few days in a vase. However, there's a simple hack to prevent this from happening.
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Are Tumbling Composters Worth Buying Or Just A Waste Of Money?
Tumbling composters offer an alternative to a traditional bin or heap, but is this additional mechanism functional or just a gimmick? Here's what we know.
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The Decades-Old Garden Trend That's Making A Comeback To Replace Pergolas
Pergolas have been a trendy and attractive feature to add to the garden. However, you may want to ditch yours for this decades-old trend that's coming back.
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27 Depression Glass Patterns You Should Always Keep An Eye Out For At The Thrift Store
Depression glass comes in a wide array of colors and patterns, and with this handy guide, you can easily identify genuine pieces and estimate their value.
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The Smart Container Gardening Tip That Keeps Herbs Healthy
When growing herbs, you'll want to ensure the best soil health; after all, you will be eating them. This smart container tip keeps them healthy.
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The 21 Best Ground Covers To Use To Fill In Patchy Areas Where Grass Won't Grow
Grass isn't always the best option for a lawn, especially if you're not working with ideal conditions. Consider these ground covers to fill patches instead.
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The Bold Ground Cover That Spreads Beautifully In Soggy Soil
Soggy soil is not ideal, and many plants will suffer and die in it. However, some will thrive, including this bold ground cover that spreads beautifully.
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Reuse 5 Gallon Buckets To DIY A Grow Table That Will Help Your Garden Thrive
Put old buckets to good use by creating a grow table for the garden. This DIY will elevate your plants for easier care and help to ensure pots don't blow over.
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20 Clever Ways To Repurpose Porch Railings In Your Home Or Garden
Upgrading your deck railings can do wonders for your curb appeal. If you're stumped on what to do with the old materials, consider trying out one of these DIYs.
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Stop Heat From Ruining Your Dill With A Simple Plant Pairing
Dill is a cool-season herb that responds to high temperatures by going to seed and losing flavor. Keep it from bolting by growing it next to this companion.
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The Plastic Nursery Pot Hack That'll Double The Beauty Of Your Hanging Planter Baskets
Hanging planters are a great way to save space if you have a small yard or balcony. To double the space even more, use this plastic nursery pot hack.
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The Quick & Easy Mushroom DIY That Will Look So Adorable In Your Yard
Mushroom decorations are extremely adorable. If you like the look of mushroom decor, you'll want to create these quick and easy DIY mushrooms for your yard.
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16 Clever Ways To Reuse Plastic Nursery Pots To Attract Birds & Pollinators (& Repel Unwanted Pests)
If you're an avid gardener, a collection of plastic plant pots can soon mount up from all those trips to the nursery. Make use of them with these handy ideas.
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The Backyard Feature That's Gaining Popularity And How To Add It To Your Own Yard
Designing a backyard to become your own little oasis can be a lot of fun. There's one backyard feature that's gaining popularity that you should check out.
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Repurpose An Old Pot Lid To Brighten Up Your Kitchen With A Clever Upcycling DIY
If you have some old pot lids without a match, don't toss them just yet. Brighten up your kitchen with this creative and easy DIY project.
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Keep Your Bathroom Vanity Clutter-Free With A Repurposed Kitchen Essential
Bathroom vanities get messy quickly, because there's so much stuff we need to have at our fingertips, but one repurposed kitchen item helps you get organized.
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Add A Touch Of Whimsy To Your Plants With This Beautiful Beading Trick
Who says plants can't use accessories? With this beautiful beading trick, you can add a touch of whimsy to your indoor plants. Here's how to do it.
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Why Blobbery Bushes Are Replacing Topiary In Laid-Back Garden Design
Perfectly square boxwoods and junipers forming spirals are too much hassle. For a laid-back garden design without too much fancy clipping, try blobbery bushes.
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