The Best Types Of Ferns To Grow On Your Porch For A Beautiful Plant Display
Most ferns love shade, so they're ideal for growing on porches, especially those without much direct light. Here are the best ones to grow on your porch.
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24 Quirky Home Decor Ideas That Double As Perfect Conversation Starters
Make it easy on your more introverted guests by adorning your home with wall or tabletop decor so weird that people can't help but talk to each other about it.
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10 Fertilizers That Boost Potassium In Garden Soil (That Aren't Bananas)
If you see signs of a potassium deficiency on your plants, or you have a soil test letting you know you need to add this nutrient, here are some options.
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12 Stunning Fall Decor Items You Can DIY With Dollar Tree Pool Noodles
Want falls feels on a budget? These creative ideas use Dollar Tree pool noodles to craft fall decor for decorating both the interior and exterior of your home.
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7 Little-Known Uses For Toilet Bowl Cleaner Around Your Home
Toilet bowl cleaner should be used in your toilet. You can also use it in these seven places (inside and outside your bathroom) to clean them in a pinch.
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11 Dollar Tree Cleaning Products To Avoid, According To Pro Cleaners
The Dollar Tree may seem like a great place to save on cleaning products, however, some items are not worth it. Here's which to avoid and what to buy instead.
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11 Perennials To Plant In October To Attract Hummingbirds In The Spring
Beautiful spring gardens don't begin when the weather starts to warm. You can start many early blooms to attract hummingbirds during the cool days of October.
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11 Cozy Furniture Trends From The 1970s That Are Still Practical And Stylish
The '70s knew a thing or two about merging comfort with bold style. When it comes to furniture, there are a few cozy 1970's trends worth trying today.
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You Can't Recycle Pizza Boxes, So Here Are 18 Ways To Upcycle Them As Decor
Pizza boxes might not be recyclable, but they're a handy upcycling item that can be turned into anything from wall decor to organization and storage solutions.
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11 Herbs To Avoid Pruning In The Fall (And What To Do Instead)
The main reason for not pruning certain popular herbs in fall is that it reduces their winter hardiness. Aim for spring trimming or summer deadheading instead.
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All The Ways To Clean Your Kitchen Without Vinegar & Baking Soda
Before you reach for the classic combo of vinegar and baking soda, you should be aware there you've got other options to tackle grease and tricky stains.
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13 Fast-Growing Roses You'll Want To Add To Your Flower Bed
Choose fast-growing roses if you want to cover a trellis near a patio for privacy or create a waterfall of blooms over a rock wall quickly and with little fuss.
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21 Types Of Tiles To Use In Your Kitchen And Bathroom
Kitchens and bathrooms are high-traffic areas of every home that require the best tile in terms of function and aesthetics. Here are 21 possible options.
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13 Simple Solutions For Tackling Weed Control In The Fall
Getting ahead of weed control saves you from a springtime struggle. Whether turning to cover crops or avoiding "seed rain," here are things you can do in fall.
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12 Perennial Plants You Should Avoid Planting In The Fall
While most perennials will adorn a garden for many years, planting some species in the fall will dramatically shorten their lives. They may not survive winter.
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The 5 Best Bathroom Organization Products To Score From Dollar Tree This October
Dollar Tree has a huge selection of organizational items. We've narrowed down the five best you can use to keep your bathroom cabinets and vanity tidy.
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19 Things Minimalists Don't Keep In The House For A Less Cluttered Home
Minimalism isn't a trend or aesthetic, it's a way of living. And true minimalists typically avoid having these items in their homes to reduce clutter.
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18 Hidden Storage Solutions For Anywhere In Your Home
Whether to hide toiletries, kitchen appliances, or medicine, utilizing hidden storage solutions is the perfect way to keep your home neat and tidy.
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13 Ornamental Grasses To Plant In The Fall For Hummingbirds To Enjoy Next Season
Grasses likely aren't the first plants that come to mind when trying to attract hummingbirds, but they actually provide nesting material and safe hiding spaces.
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Tackle Fall Outdoor Tasks With These 10 Tools From Harbor Freight
Fall yard tasks, such as clearing fallen debris, will keep your yard in better shape come spring. These Harbor Freight tools make the work easy.
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Best Costco 2025 Home & Living Black Friday Deals To Watch For
In 2025, Costco's Black Friday sales will run in cycles beginning on October 31 and ending on December 1, with tons of deals, some running up to 43% off.
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13 Invasive Shrubs You Should Never Plant In Your Yard
Before planting a new shrub, know which species may pose a threat to your yard. These 13 invasive shrubs all prevent other species from growing in some way.
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The 4 Best Decor Items To Snag From HomeGoods This October
HomeGoods always inspires with its rotation of seasonal brand-name decor and stylish dupes at bargain prices. Here are the top finds to look for this October.
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13 Reasons Your Garage Won't Open (And How To Fix It)
When your garage door stops opening, it can cause major headaches. Here's how to fix it quickly and safely, by identifying the most common problems.
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9 Outdated Kitchen Cabinet Colors We Hope To Never See In 2026
Your kitchen cabinet design style can make or break the aesthetic of your space. And in 2026, we hope homeowners abandon these tired colors for good.
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10 Best Dollar Tree Items To Stay Warm Indoors This Winter Without Cranking The Heat
If you're looking for ways to reduce your energy use this winter, these ten Dollar Tree finds can help you stay warm and cozy indoors.
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What Type Of Tree Is Dropping All Those Seeds In Your Yard
Fallen seeds and seed pods can be a major nuisance, but proper identification can make it easier to learn how (and if) you should clean them up.
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