11 Fast-Growing Herbs That Can Help Control Rabbits In Your Garden
Need to deter those pesky rabbits quickly? Try planting strongly scented herbs that are offensive to a bunny's sense of smell, and keep your veggies pest-free.
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These 20 Trendy Paint Colors Will Be Taking Over Walls In 2026
Paint is one of the easiest ways to transform a space. Consider trying out one of these trending colors to guarantee a look that's current and fashionable.
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16 Plants To Replace Invasive Honeysuckle With For A Garden That's Easier To Maintain
Japanese honeysuckle may be gorgeous and fragrant, but it spreads aggressively and is invasive in many states. These alternatives are easier to maintain.
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Unreliable Microwave Brands To Steer Clear Of, According To Reviews
We looked at Amazon reviews and consumer reports to find out the worst and most unreliable microwave brands that you should avoid at all costs.
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7 Smart Ways To Repurpose Old Coffee Pods In The Home
Coffee pods don't have to be "single-use" when you know a few clever ways to repurpose them, from making household decor to helping your indoor garden.
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Why Your Mower Is Cutting Unevenly (& What To Do About It)
Problems with the blades, tires, and deck could be causing your lawn mower to cut grass unevenly, but luckily, you can fix most of these issues yourself.
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The Biggest Mistakes You're Making With Your Container Garden
Container gardens can be versatile and gorgeous, but you need to avoid mistakes like using the wrong medium and letting it get waterlogged or hydrophobic.
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9 Care Tips That Will Help Your Cast Iron Plant Flourish
A cast iron plant is great for growing indoors. To make sure yours flourishes and looks its best, learn these watering, repotting, lighting tips and more.
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17 Gorgeous Perennials To Grow For Stunning Orange Flowers
Orange blooms give your garden a dramatic splash of color and attract pollinators. Our lineup of orange-flowered perennials offers you plenty of choice.
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11 Wall Color Palettes To Give Your Home A Warm Retro Vibe
Retro interiors are cozy, and while much of this is due to nostalgia, it's also the result of warm paint shades. Consider these palettes to get the same feel.
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Reasons Why Your Tomato Plant Has Curling Leaves And The Best Ways To Fix It
Curling tomato leaves are a sign of distress. Learn which environmental factors, cultural practices, pests, and diseases are behind this phenomenon.
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The 15 Best Plants To Grow In Partial Shade To Transform Your Yard And Garden
Are you tired of looking at those bare, boring spaces in the partially shaded areas in your yard? These plants can take your space from dull to dramatic.
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11 Possible Reasons Your Tomato Plants Are Wilting
If your tomato plants are wilting, there are some common reasons why, and they involve everything from soil moisture to fungal diseases and pests.
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Once-Popular Vintage Curtain Fabrics That Are Making A Big Comeback
Interior design trends, including curtain fabric types, come and go, but several vintage curtain fabrics are making a comeback and could work well in your home.
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The Most Random Places Where Celebs Call Home
From humble cabins to acres of corn, underground bunkers, and everything in between: you'll never guess the unexpected places these celebrities call home.
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What Is The Number One Most Invasive Plant In Your USA Region Today?
Depending on where you live, there's an invasive plant in your area known for decimating native species in your area, wreaking havoc on the environment.
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6 Ikea Kitchen Systems And Series That Are Worth Buying, And 3 To Skip, According To Reviews
IKEA makes several chic, durable, and exceptionally well-reviewed kitchen systems. But for a couple, reviews reveal quality issues like chipping and warping.
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6 Worst Colors To Paint Your Kitchen (And What To Choose Instead)
Choosing a paint color for the kitchen can make or break the look. Luckily, our experts have shared which hues are out — and which shades to opt for instead.
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The Hidden Downsides To Zero-Turn Lawn Mowers
Zero-turn lawn mowers offer speed and let you turn sharply and quickly, but there are several downsides to consider before purchasing one of these machines.
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The 5 Most-Wanted Kitchen Features That Boost Your Home's Value
If you're looking to undergo a kitchen remodel, you'll want to keep your potential return on investment in mind. Some features are more in demand than others.
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9 Brilliant Ways To Reuse Old Potting Soil Instead Of Tossing It Out
If you're clearing out old planters when used soil, don't toss that soil! It may no longer be rich in nutrients, but it still has a lot of uses.
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18 Ground Covers That Thrive In The Shade And Add Beauty To A Garden
If you want to add more interest to those shady areas in your landscape where grass won't grow, here are some plants that grow well in shade.
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22 Clever Ways To Repurpose Empty Toilet Paper Rolls For Extra Storage Around Your Home
If you haven't found another purpose for them, you're probably throwing away more than 80 toilet paper tubes per year. Here's how to make the most of them.
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3 Things That Are Causing The Tomatoes In Your Garden To Have Thick Skin
You've been waiting through the cold months and into summer to take that first bite of a juicy tomato, but if the skin is too tough, here are some reasons why.
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16 Gorgeous Flowers Hummingbirds Hate
Everyone has their favorite meals -- hummingbirds are no different. There are some flowers they'll avoid, so don't plant these if you're trying to attract them.
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24 Ornamental Sage Varieties To Consider For Your Space
Sage can be edible, ornamental, or both! There are many species of sage that add color and texture to your landscape, ranging from white to red or purple.
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The Best Heat-Tolerant Tomato Varieties You Can Grow In Florida
Florida heat and humidity can make growing certain crops more difficult, including tomatoes. These varieties are built to withstand the state's weather.
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