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Seeing a lot of spiders in your home could indicate a bigger problem that can cause major damage to your property and furnishings, and even health risks.
Read MoreThis affordable shrub is known for its dense green foliage that can be shaped however you want. It can even make your home look like a fancy estate.
Read MoreThis kitchen staple has naturally abrasive properties that help to remove discoloration and stains, so combine it with vinegar to fight limescale.
Read MoreMany people are ditching traditional dish drying racks for practical and hygiene reasons. The alternatives are a better fit for modern kitchens.
Read MoreMushroom crops attract pest problems because these edible fungi thrive in moist, nutrient-dense soil that is also very attractive to fungus gnats and nematodes.
Read MoreCaring for a crepe myrtle in winter can be tricky. The wrong move, and your tree won't live to see spring. Here's how to give your tree the best chance.
Read MoreRaspberries are tasty treats from the garden, but they need some maintenance. Prune your plants a few times a year to help them produce the best harvest.
Read MoreIf you've noticed webs forming in your trees and shrubs during the summer months, don't stress. While they look like the work of spiders, they're not.
Read MoreSmall, inexpensive, and surprisingly helpful, this gardening tool keep your rows organized and your planting effortless. It's easy to DIY, too.
Read MoreLooking to level up the aesthetic in your dining room but don't have much money? Stick to a budget while channeling your favorite design style with thrifting.
Read MoreThis purple plant improves soil structure and adds nitrogen to the soil, but it's also an aggressive grower that you should be careful with.
Read MoreMagnolia trees come in a range of species and varieties, many of which are native to the United States. Plant these three for beautiful white blooms.
Read MoreThese herb brooms smell wonderful, look cute, and have magical fall vibes. Plus, you can use the dried herbs afterward. Here's how to make them.
Read MoreIf you're looking for an extremely simple and affordable way to increase your home's value, the answer lies in your house's front entrance.
Read MoreIf you have lavender growing in your garden and you want to make your home smell amazing, here's how to make your very own natural incense sticks.
Read MoreDid you know that there's a distinct difference between pruning and simply deadheading when it comes to caring your tropical hibiscus shrubs?
Read MoreWhile the perfect timing may vary by region, this time of year has the best temperature, soil, and moisture conditions for a cherry tree to grow and thrive.
Read MoreIf you have some gorgeous aromatic lavender growing in your yard, there's one crucial mistake you want to avoid when it's time to give your plant a trim.
Read MoreSeptember signals the arrival of fall, but it's also a great time to plant certain vegetables. The ideal crops to plant depend on your gardening zone.
Read MoreNatural weed killers are better for the environment, but it can be tricky to find one that actually works. Your kitchen baking cabinet might hold the solution.
Read MorePallets are a good source for untreated wood that you can use in your next backyard project; perhaps you'll try making this budget-friendly raised garden bed.
Read MoreImprove your pumpkin crop in the fall by ensuring that your plant's vines and roots are not damaged due to forgetting about this one essential gardening task.
Read MoreFor a greater potato yield in your vertical garden, choose varieties that will grow tubers along their underground stems. These will make the best use of space.
Read MoreCutting back bee balm has numerous benefits, including disease prevention and a tidier look. When timed right, it can also lead to an increase in flowers.
Read MoreDeer-resistant plants are ones these animals dislike in general, but in times of hunger they're still susceptible to an occasional nibble here and there.
Read MoreFor most gardeners, seeing hummingbirds in your yard is a delight. If you want to invite more of them, there’s a beautiful, long-blooming flower that can help.
Read MoreIf rabbits are continuously visiting your yard to munch on tasty flowers, you can try planting this herb with rough leaves to keep them at bay.
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