Indoor Plants Thrive With This Watering Tip
Most people tend to water their plants with tap water. There isn't anything especially wrong with that, but there's another way to make them thrive.
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Stories By Katharine Hansen
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The Best Time To Start Winter Sowing In Your Garden
The timing of winter sowing is essential to avoid the freeze-thaw cycle that could kill plants. The timing can vary based on nighttime temps in your area.
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The Versatile Plant You Should Grow In Winter To Attract Pollinators In Spring
A little planning now, big buzz later. This versatile plant pulls double duty — start in a container in winter and it will be a pollinator magnet come spring.
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Good Vs Bad Worms: Which Ones Help Or Harm Your Garden?
Some worms are a welcome sight to see in your garden -- but others you'll want to get rid of. Here's how to tell which worms help your garden.
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Homeowners Turn An Old Log Cabin Into Their Dream Home: Incredible Job
A log cabin gets a glow-up — complete with modern touches and even a home theater with a secret entrance. Take a look inside this dream transformation.
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The Non-Invasive Method That'll Make Removing A Tree Stump Easier
Professional tree stump removal is costly. Other methods, like burning or digging, can ruin your yard. There's another way that harnesses the power of nature.
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How To Store Toilet Paper In A Half-Bath With A Built-In Solution
Half-baths are generally more about function than form and often, even the functionality of the space is limited. Here's a good storage solution for your TP.
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12 Inspiring Ways To Use Glass In Your Kitchen Design
If you want a bright, airy-feeling kitchen, adding glass elements is the way to go. Luckily, there are a ton of glass decor options beyond just windows.
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The Stunning Indoor Plant That Thrives Without Much Care (It's Perfect For Beginners)
This tropical plant will thrive indoors as long as its water and sunlight needs are met. Its glossy leaves encircle the leafstalk like an umbrella.
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Stop Non-Native Honeysuckle At The Source: Here's How
Invasive honeysuckles attract pollinators, but that's where the benefits end. To save your garden and nearby natural areas, you need to remove the entire plant.
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Transform A Plain Trash Can Into A Whimsical Accent In Minutes With This Genius Hack
Think a trash can has to be boring? Think again. Follow this TikTok-approved DIY hack and transform your trash can into a whimsical, playful accessory.
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13 Tips & Tricks For Picking The Perfect Kitchen Countertop And Backsplash Combo
These tips and tricks make it easier than ever to choose a stunning combination of kitchen countertops and backsplashes for the perfect remodel.
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The Compact Shrub That Thrives In Shade With Stunning Foliage Year-Round
If you’re looking to add a pop of color to part of your yard that gets less sun, this shade-loving shrub is as beautiful as it is easy to grow.
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The Gorgeous Variegated Indoor Plant That Thrives In Humid Rooms
This tropical houseplant is easy to care for, but definitely requires some unique conditions in order to thrive. Make sure to offer it plenty of humidity.
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The One Place To Avoid Growing A Peace Lily Plant At All Costs
If you want your peace lilies to flourish, it’s all about location so you’ll want to avoid this hobby area that will expose them to the elements.
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The Berried Bush That'll Keep Robins Happy All Winter
Love American robins and want them to stick around during the cold months instead of heading south? Plant this berry-covered shrub to keep them well fed.
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The ZZ Plant Variety With Stunning Dark Foliage That's Great For Small Spaces
This ZZ plant variety is ideal for when you don't have much room. It grows to a maximum of 3 feet, prefers low light conditions, and adds drama with its leaves.
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The Hard-To-Find Houseplant With Stunning Foliage & Fragrant, Star-Shaped Flowers
If you're finding yourself bored by the common offerings at your local nursery, consider tracking down this especially uncommon variety of hoya.
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Flash Flooding: Must-Know Tips And Advice For Protecting Your Home
Flash flooding is fast, unpredictable, and incredibly dangerous. Make sure you and your home are safe with these tips for protection and prevention.
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The Trailing Plant With Stunning Foliage That's Perfect For Hanging Baskets
Whether you've filled out all your shelves or your just looking for more colorful plants, this trailing perennial can take your collection to new heights.
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The Indoor Plant That Thrives In Humid Areas Of Your Home And Has A Lovely Lemon Scent
Develop a lemony fresh scent throughout your home by growing this thriving houseplant in the bathroom or other areas in your home.
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The Simple Soil Addition That Could Help Your Lavender Plants Flourish
Lavender looks and smells amazing, and better yet, it’s easy to grow. Make it even easier with this soil amendment you may already have at home.
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A Fast-Growing Tree May Transform Your Yard, But It Carries Downsides
Waiting a century for an oak to create shade in your yard is hard. However, the negative aspects of fast-growing trees make them a less-than-appealing solution.
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Don't Throw Away Fireplace Ash - Use It To Keep Your Home Smelling Fresh
Let’s face it, sometimes it just stinks in the house. But before you head out to buy that can of aerosol, check your fireplace for a free odor neutralizer.
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How To Tell If Your Garden Soil Is Ready For Planting With A Drainage Test
Of the tests to do before planting in your garden, a drainage test is among the best (and easiest). Try this quick drainage test to see if your soil is ready.
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The Fragrant Shrub With Stunning White Flowers That Makes A Great Privacy Hedge
Fast-growing shrubs can make excellent privacy hedges, especially for the more impatient among us. This shrub produces fragrant flowers for added interest.
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The Plant You Should Start In Late Winter For Healthy Soil Next Season
Some plants have a lot of jobs. This pretty flower has edible leaves and flowers, and you can start it in late winter for better soil next season.
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