9 Smart Tips To Keep Your Birdbath Beautiful
Maintaining a birdbath isn't just about topping up water: You also have to fight algae, bacteria, and decaying matter. Keep yours pristine with some savvy tips.
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7 Types Of Vintage Glassware To Look For At The Thrift Store If You Love The Color Pink
Thrift store hunters should think pink when looking for gorgeous glassware. Everything from pitchers to ramekins can brighten up your home decor on a budget.
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11 Ways To Increase Humidity For Plants, And 2 Ways That Are A Waste Of Time
Everything from how you arrange your plants to what you place next to them can affect their surrounding humidity, while other methods don't make a difference.
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The 23 Best Companion Plants To Grow Alongside Your Hostas For Year-Round Color
Hostas fade over winter, leaving a bare patch in the yard. Choose companion plants wisely to replace winter color or improve the growing conditions of hostas.
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14 Gorgeous Ground Covers That'll Thrive In Sun Or Shade
When you have a mix of sun and shade in your landscape, it's hard to choose the best plants for your space. These ground covers will thrive in both conditions.
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26 Best Indoor Plants To Have In Your Home Office
Some plants are better than others for bring nature into your workspace. When considering an office plant, think about your available space, pets, and lighting.
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10 Flowers You Should Avoid If You Want To Support Bees
While bees are drawn to a wide array of different flowers in the garden, not every pick is safe, supportive, or attractive to these pollinators.
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Things You Should Declutter Before Moving
Moving is a huge task with lots of moving pieces, but you can make it much easier if you declutter before you start packing. Here is how to do just that.
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12 Plants That Are Making Your Seasonal Allergies Worse
Seasonal allergy sufferers have to be intentional about the plants that they grow in their garden. Some contain compounds that cause allergic reactions.
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10 Signs That Your Sunflowers Are Ready To Harvest (& Why Your Timing Matters)
If you're growing sunflowers in hopes of a tasty, late-summer snack, you'll need to harvest them at the ideal time. Here's what you need to look for.
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17 Tomato Varieties That Provide The Biggest Harvest
Whether you want to get the biggest harvest from limited space or you need loads of tomatoes for preserving, these varieties have you covered (in tomatoes).
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10 Plants That Naturally Attract Ladybugs Into Your Garden
Ladybugs provide excellent pest control against small insects. To bring more of these fascinating bugs to your garden, you'll need the right blooms.
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13 Stunning Ways To Upgrade Plain Closet Doors Without Removing Them
Closet doors take up a lot of visual real estate in a room, and with these 13 simple ideas, yours can go from plain to chic accent pieces without a major reno.
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8 Clever Tricks To Deodorize Your Bathroom
No one wants to go take a refreshing shower only to be hit by an awful smell. Here are eight ways to combat nasty bathroom smells using items you already have.
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Breathe New Life Into Extra PVC Pipes With These 25 Genius Ways To Repurpose Them
PVC pipes are typically associated with plumbing. But you could use them for much more with these 25 smart repurposing ideas for these versatile items.
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12 Shade-Loving Plant Combos That Make Woodland Borders Glow
For a woodland border consider these plant combinations. These offer plenty of contrast and have similar growing conditions, including thriving in shade.
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Keep Your Clothes Smelling Fresh With These 10 Best Laundry Tips
From hacks you can do on your washing machine to specific ways to treat your clothes, these tips will ensure your clothing actually smells fresh and clean.
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13 Budget-Friendly IKEA Items That'll Help Keep Your Kitchen Clutter-Free
IKEA is known for its budget-friendly products. And it's no surprise that the retailer has well-reviewed products that can bring order to your kitchen storage.
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Surprising Ways You Can Use Hair Conditioner Around The House
Your hair conditioner can double as a cleaning product if you get creative enough. Here are all of the handy ways to use it around the house.
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7 Types Of Fall Grass Seeds To Plant And Grow In Late Summer
You may associate lawn refreshes with the spring, but certain grasses best germinate when planted in the late summer, including these seven cool-season grasses.
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12 TJ Maxx Decor Finds That Could Totally Pass For Vintage
These decor items at TJ Maxx look vintage enough to pass for the real thing. Here are the types of decor to look for any specific items that fit the bill.
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Level Up Your Backyard Design With Tips From HGTV's Property Brothers
Designing a functional and attractive backyard can be overwhelming. Luckily, HGTV's Drew and Jonathan Scott have plenty of inspirational ideas for you to steal.
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10 Foolproof Ways To Bring Dying Rosemary Plants Back To Life
Rosemary is known for being easy to maintain. However, problems like overwatering and pests can require you to take some steps to save the herb.
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The Best Ways To Amend Soil For Healthier Garden Tomato Plants
Boost your tomato harvest by preparing and improving your garden soil for healthier, more productive plants that thrive throughout the growing season.
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Spruce Up Your Late Summer Garden With These Colorful Annuals
Flowers in your garden will naturally start to fade after peak season in spring and early summer, but these annual picks will bring back the color.
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The Best Labor Day Appliance Sales To Check Out In 2025
Labor Day provides a much-needed day off work for many Americans, but it also comes with a flurry of sales. Check out these promotions to save on appliances.
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15 Kitchen Tools You Should Be Cleaning More (& When It's Time To Replace Them)
Most of us rely on our trusty kitchen tools daily, but they often miss out on the deep cleaning they deserve — and some are likely at the end of their lifespan.
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