Why Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers Are Being Banned All Around The US
Leaf blower regulations are changing across the U.S. as cities and states phase out gas-powered models, with quieter, cleaner alternatives available.
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Stories By Lindsay Donaldson
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America's Largest Botanical Garden Is A Must-See For Any Enthusiast
America's largest botanical garden treats gardening enthusiasts to over 1,000 acres filled with old-world beauty, nature sanctuaries, conservatories, and more.
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Which Amazon Tomato Grow Bag Is Worth Buying, According To Reviews
Grow bags make it easy to grow tomatoes without a full garden. There are many available on Amazon, but here's the best brand, according to reviews.
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[8 Min] X Tomato Varieties That Provide The Biggest Harvest
Whether you want to get the biggest harvest from limited space or you need loads of tomatoes for preserving, these varieties have you covered (in tomatoes).
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Maximize Drawer Space With Martha Stewart's Kitchen Towel Folding Trick
When you kitchen drawers are too short or too shallow, storing kitchen towels can be a challenge. Here's how Martha Stewart folds hers to maximize the space.
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The Prized Vintage Furniture Brand Everyone Should Know To Look For At Thrift Stores
Always keep an eye out for the legendary vintage furniture brand whose timeless designs remain highly coveted treasures at auctions and second-hand stores.
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The Best Time To Plant Green Beans For A Healthy Fall Harvest
Green beans produce pretty quickly -- from seed to harvest, some varieties only take about 50 days. Here's when to plant for a late fall harvest.
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Tidy Up Bathroom Clutter With A Simple Dollar Tree DIY
Your vanity is often a spot where clutter forms, but this simple Dollar Tree DIY repurposes simple objects into small covered storage containers.
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The Laifen Swift Hair Dryer Offers A Luxe Hair Experience In A Compact Package
Is the Laifen Swift hair dryer really as good as the company claims or is the hype just full of hot air? Find out if this high-tech hair dryer is worth it.
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Watering The Lawn Is Most Expensive For People Who Live In This Popular U.S. City
Healthy, green grass requires regular watering, but there's a city in the United States where residents are paying far more than most to do it.
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Say Goodbye To Patchy Grass: Here's The Best Time Of Year To Reseed Your Lawn
If your lawn suffers from bare patches, here's when you should consider reseeding and how often to do it. Keep in mind, there are two different ways to reseed.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Cast Iron On A Glass Stovetop
Cast iron has been a dependable cookware material for centuries, while glass stovetops are much newer — and the two aren't always compatible.
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The 14 Best Bulbs To Plant In August For Showstopping Blooms Next Spring
August is the perfect time to plant these 14 spring-blooming bulbs. They thrive in various hardiness zones, but you'll want to plant them in similar conditions.
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Rumor Has It Your Tree Leaves Might Be Able To Predict Winter Weather
There are plenty of old wives tales steeped in folklore. One is that leaves can predict what type of winter weather is ahead, but is there any truth in this?
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How To Score A Free Battery For Your Dewalt Power Tool Before It's Too Late
Now's the time to consider buying that Dewalt cordless power tool you've had your eyes on if you want to save big with a battery thrown in free of charge.
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The Grass Alternative Taking Over Our Lawns In 2025
Maintaining a grass lawn takes a lot of time and money, which is why many people are turning to this unexpected throwback of an alternative.
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What Is Sense Scaping, And Is It Right For Decorating Your Home?
Discover the calming home design trend that taps into your senses to create peaceful, personalized spaces perfect for unwinding after a busy day.
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The Best Plants For Your Colorado Garden That Will Keep Blooms Coming All Summer Long
Colorado's summers may be short, but they don't have to be devoid of color. Grow any of these plants in your Colorado garden and enjoy summer-long blooms.
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Aldi Has A Stunning Dupe For Anthropologie's Dishware, But Is It Worth Buying?
Anthropologie is famed for its enticing, albeit expensive, decor, so could this Aldi dishware dupe be the budget-friendly alternative you've been looking for?
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How To Find 'The Hero' Of Every Room, According To Joanna Gaines
Every part of any room should shine, but as Joanna Gaines explains, that doesn’t mean that you can’t find the hero of every room to elevate each unique space.
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17 Gardening Tasks To Do In August To Prepare For The End Of The Year
When you take care of these tasks in August, you'll set your garden up for success, not only in the fall and winter, but also in the following spring.
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The Maximalist Picture Frame Trend That Will Elevate Your Gallery Wall
If your gallery wall is in need of an upgrade, use this emerging maximalist trend to give the picture frames a vibrant yet thoughtful touch of color.
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Don't Throw Out Orange Peels Without Trying This Summer Hack
Next time you eat an orange, don't throw the peel away — it contains a compound called limonene, which is the key to this game-changing summer hack.
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Keep Butterflies Coming To Your Garden With One Hardy Perennial Herb They Adore
If you're looking to attract more pollinators, like butterflies, to your yard, make sure you plant this one hardy perennial herb that they adore.
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The Watering Tip That Keeps Your Colorado Garden Thriving In The Heat
Colorado is a semi-arid state, and its monsoon season often doesn't bring enough water for the plants there. Here's how to keep your plants happy in the heat.
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DIY Hanging Shelf Wall Decor That Looks So High End With A Few Dollar Tree Supplies
Wall decor can get pretty pricey if you don't go the DIY route. This hanging shelf ends up looking super high-end with just a few Dollar Tree supplies.
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Rid Your Garden Of Aphids With An Easy Essential Oil Solution
Aphids can quickly take over your garden plants, but there are some unexpected ways that you can use essential oils to help get rid of the destructive bugs.
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