The Easy Way To Create A Literal Lawn Chair For Your Yard
Looking for a fun and sustainable project for your lawn? Take a seat and learn how to create a lawn chair that's made out of grass and soil.
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Why You Want To Use Vegetable Oil On Your Wicker Furniture
Wicker furniture is a staple of outdoor living spaces, but sometimes it can look worn and brittle. Luckily, a bit of vegetable oil can remedy that.
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Fixer Upper Explains The Front Door Mistake You Should Avoid At All Costs
Your home's front door is the first thing everyone sees. Therefore, "Fixer Upper," says you'll want to avoid this front door mistake at all costs.
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Extend Your Indoor Living Space With This Italian Patio Alternative
Thank the Italians for this genius way to extend your indoor living space to the outdoors. It's the perfect space to gather with friends or unwind alone.
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Most Bizarre Homes Ever Shown On House Hunters
People love watching House Hunters because they get a peek inside different houses. While some are lovely, many are bizarre. Here are the weirdest ones!
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We Made A Birdfeeder From An Old Pringles Can But The Results Didn't Fly
It is always fun to DIY a bird feeder from upcycled materials. But can you make one using an old Pringles can? We went ahead and put it to the test!
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The Benefit Of Painting Your Front Door Black, According To A Home Trends Expert
When you're prepping your house for sale, you may not focus on the front door. But, painting it black has many benefits that can help you attract buyers.
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Transform Cheap Plastic Pots Into Chic Cement Planters
Concrete planters can be chic and sophisticated, but can also be pricey. Here, make your own at the fraction of the cost with a fully-custom look.
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The Beautiful Plant You Should Absolutely Never Add To Your Garden
Delphinium might yield a tall, beautiful purple flower, but it's one beautiful plant you should absolutely never add to your garden due to its potent toxicity.
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A Pool Noodle Is The Secret To Making Your Patio Furniture Comfier Than Ever
This simple but effective pool noodle hack for your patio will bring you comfort with minimal effort, and it really works. Here's what you need.
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Renovation Resort Showdown's Scott McGillvary On A Surprising Feature To Boost Curb Appeal - Exclusive
Want to make your doorstep more inviting? "Renovation Resort Showdown's" Scott McGillvary told House Digest how you can make your curb appeal shoot to the moon.
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A Pool Noodle Will Make Jumping On The Trampoline Pain-Free
No one likes getting their fingers caught in the springs of a trampoline. This pool noodle hack will make jumping on a trampoline pain-free.
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Is It Safe To Paint A Bird Feeder?
Attracting birds to your yard brings the responsibility of caring for them, so when it comes to painting their feeders, it's vital you know how to do so safely.
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The Unique Home Feature HGTV's Jenny Marrs And Christina Hall Have In Common
We can learn a lot by looking at the choices designers make in their own homes. Check out the unique feature Jenny Marrs and Christina Hall have in common.
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The Aluminum Foil Hack That'll Make Your Outdoor Lights So Much Brighter
Lighting is an important part of your outdoor space, but sometimes it just isn't bright enough. Try using aluminum foil hack to make your lights brighter.
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The IKEA Hack That Will Turn Your Planter Into The Base For An Umbrella
This IKEA hack will turn a simple outdoor planter into a multi-functional piece of patio decor that features plenty of eye-catching greenery.
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HGTV's Emily Henderson Unveils The Perfect Front Porch For An Outdoor Oasis
If your home's front porch could use some work, get inspired by Emily Henderson's recently remodeled porch and steal the look without breaking the bank.
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Arbor Vs. Gazebo Vs. Pergola: What's The Difference?
Add structure and interest to your landscape. Learn about arbors, gazebos, and pergolas and how they're different, and how to choose the best one for your yard.
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The 10 Best Ways To Keep Bugs Away From Your Porch Lights
If you want more enjoyment when it comes to your porch or patio, you can get rid of those pesky bugs with these easy-to-use tips. Keep reading!
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A Chic Patio Set Will Transport Your Next Family Dinner To The French Countryside
Although traveling to France is not an easy trip, creating a French country ambiance in your backyard is as simple as choosing the right patio set.
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Why Design Experts Are Raving About Adele's Home Exterior
Home exteriors have a lot of variety, but design experts are raving about this aspect of Adele's home's exterior. Here's what designers are saying.
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12 Things You Should Think About Before Buying A DIY Shed Kit
A DIY shed kit seems budget-friendly and easy to build in theory, but is it really? Here is everything you need to know before you order one.
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11 Ways To Incorporate Rattan Into A Backyard For A Flawless '70s Boho Look
Rattan is the perfect material to give your outdoor space a natural boho look. Here are 11 ways to use it in your yard -- from the furniture to the details.
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Home Depot Or Lowe's: Which Has Better Deals On Fencing?
Fencing is perhaps one of the biggest additions to your outdoor area. But, which hardware store has better deals on fencing: Home Depot or Lowe's?
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How Much Chlorine Do You Need To Shock A Pool?
Since this is a question most people ask, we thought to provide an answer, as well as tackle other frequently asked questions. Let's get started.
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Horizontal Vs. Vertical Fences: Which Is Best For Your Home?
Horizontal fences are having a moment, but how do you know if they're right for your yard? Learn about the differences between horizontal and vertical fences.
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How To Grow Ivy Up The Walls Of Your Home
Love it or hate it, ivy definitely has presence. Choosing the right type and knowing how to care for it properly will help your home get that ivy-covered look.
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