Is Your Beloved Dog Secretly Sabotaging Your Expensive AC Unit?
Your furry friend may be contributing to higher than normal energy bills. Here are some tips to keep your dog safe and keep your air conditioning unit running.
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How To Keep Knot Gardens Looking Sharp All Summer
Regular plant maintenance throughout the summer growing season is key to keeping the crisp lines and distinct patterns visible in your knot garden.
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Essential Tips For Cleaning Polywood Furniture
Is your Polywood outdoor furniture looking a little dull? Find out how to wash your patio furniture and tackle tough stains to refresh the look.
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Prevent Cleaning Scratches On Your Glass Stovetop With These Simple Solutions
Glass stovetops are sleek, modern, and low-profile, but they can be difficult to maintain, especially if you're attempting to clear away messes or stains.
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The Simple Growing Hack To Stop Basil From Getting Leggy
Basil plants might become leggy if grown in the wrong conditions. Here's how to stop basil from getting leggy and save your herb before it's too late.
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Ditch The Dead Corners With These Bold Triangular Garden Upgrades
Triangular gardens can present unique struggles, especially when it comes to design, but you can make the most of your space with these tips.
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Prevent Magnolia Leaf Drop Before It Becomes A Bigger Problem
It's normal for magnolias to drop a few leaves as the seasons change, but if you notice an excessive amount of falling foliage, you could have a bigger problem.
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Why Skipping This Step After Mulching Could Ruin All Your Hard Work
Mulch has plenty of benefits — weed control, temperature regulation, moisture preservation, aesthetics — but it requires a simple step to perform its best.
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The Low-Maintenance Perennial That'll Fill Your Garden With Lasting Summer Blooms
Many flowering plants require quite a bit of maintenance — frequent watering, deadheading, fertilization — but this option is much easier to grow.
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The Low-Maintenance Fruit Tree That Beginners Can Grow In Small Spaces
As a beginner, gardening is overwhelming, and finicky plants make it more confusing and stressful. Give this low-maintenance fruit tree a try and start small.
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Are Grub Worms Ruining Your Yard? There's A Simple Solution (But You Might Not Love It)
Discolored, unhealthy grass picked apart by animals may signal a grub worm infestation. Treating them with this could be your saving grace or a big mistake.
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