The Sweet Tomato Alternative That's Easier To Grow And Better Tolerates Heat
If growing tomatoes in your backyard garden is proving difficult, you might have better luck with one of the plant's cousins that's known to do better in sun.
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The Top Performing Two-Stage Snow Blowers, According To Consumer Reports
Snow blowers provide a powerful way to clean up your yard, but they're a major investment. Consider these reliable models to get the most bang for your buck.
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The Retro Lawn Tool That's Making A Comeback (8 Modern Models To Try)
Going low-tech for our appliances is on trend right now, and landscaping is no exception. Take this lawn care tool patented well over a century ago in the U.K.
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The Deer-Resistant Evergreen Shrub That Makes The Perfect Privacy Hedge
Deer, while cute, can be pests in the garden, especially when they're nibbling on your favorite plants. Keep them out with this dense and unappetizing conifer.
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The Easy DIY That Turns A Dollar Tree Trifle Dish Into A Rustic Planter
Dollar Tree stores are full of items to transform into décor, and their trifle dishes are no exception. This DIY provides a cute home real or faux plants.
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The Affordable DIY Alternative To Raised Garden Beds You Need To See To Believe
If you love gardening but don't have a lot of space or money for it, we think you should try this affordable DIY alternative for raised beds, AKA wicking tubs.
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Leave This Dried Fruit Out If You Want To Attract This Type Of Bird To Your Yard
Robins are known for eating worms and insects. But fruits also make up a large part of their diet, making this dried fruit a robin magnet.
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Beautiful Rain Garden Designs For Your Next Backyard Project
Rain gardens are practical and aesthetic additions most homes will benefit from, and if you're looking for inspiration, check out these designs.
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Turn Trash Into Cute Succulent Planters With These 12 DIYs
Succulents are typically easy to grow, so why should sourcing their planters be any different? Turn trash to treasure with these affordable DIYs.
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A Peace Lily Thrives In These Areas Of Your Home
A peace lily is easy to care for as an indoor plant, but if you want it to thrive and bloom, then you should place it in one of these areas.
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10 DIY Garden Sign Ideas To Add Whimsy To Your Yard
There are plenty of ways you can make your own garden signs to add a bit of whimsy and uniqueness to your yard, and most of these ideas are inexpensive.
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Keep Your Snake Plant Thriving With 14 Clever Hacks And Care Tips
Though a snake plant is low maintenance, to ensure it grows healthy and strong, follow these tips and hacks relating to sunlight, soil, and so much more.
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Think Twice Before Growing This Pollinator Attracting Shrub
It's a treat for pollinators like ladybugs and butterflies to visit your garden. While shrubs can lure them in, some plant species cause more harm than good.
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An IKEA Desk Organizer Makes The Perfect Planter
If you're looking for a creative, affordable, and stylish way to display a few small houseplants, consider trying out this clever IKEA desk organizer DIY.
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Hide An Outdoor Siding Eyesore With A Landscaping Upgrade
Siding, whether it's damaged, dirty, mismatched, or even just starkly plain, doesn't need to be an eyesore. Hide it with this smart upgrade to your landscaping.
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11 Highest-Rated Houseplants To Get At Costco
Costco offers many houseplants, from succulents to lush ferns and even bulbs you can plant indoors for winter blooms. Here are 11 with the highest ratings.
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Gas Vs Electric Snowblowers: Is There Really A Difference In Performance?
If you've got a ton of driveway and walkway space, a snowblower may be needed after a heavy snowfall. But should you opt for something electric or gas-powered?
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How To Spot A Vintage Planter That Is Stunning And Valuable
Clean lines, organic shapes, and just the right touch of minimalism — here’s how to spot a vintage planter that’s not just stunning, but seriously valuable.
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Don't Prune Your Fruit Tree And Shade Tree The Same Way. Here's Why
Pruning is an essential garden chore for healthy trees, and you may assume that fruit and shade trees have the same pruning requirements, but they don't.
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Turn An Old Galvanized Tub Into A Water Feature Birds Can Enjoy
While once functional, galvanized tubs are now used primarily for aesthetics. A backyard water feature made from an old tub gives birds a water source.
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Ready To Get Started Gardening? Seeds That You Should Think Twice About Starting Early
For some plants, starting seeds in winter indoors is a great way to maximize your gardening season, but other plants won't thank you for trying.
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The Best 13 Lawncare Tools To Get From Harbor Freight According To Reviews
If you're in the market for lawn care tools, Harbor Freight has you covered. From rakes to hoses to blowers, these products are real customer favorites.
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Yes, You Can Grow Kale In A Pot. Here's How To Do It
Growing kale in a pot is all about the right lighting conditions and the correct container size. Our gardening expert reveals the steps you need to take.
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Studies Show This Strange Gardening Tactic May Boost The Quality Of Your Fruit
A surprising gardening technique challenges traditional care methods and suggests a new way to unlock better flavor, nutrition, and resilience in fruit crops.
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The DIY Wreath That Will Have Birds Flocking To Your Yard
Do you love wild birds and want to see more of them in your backyard? This living wreath takes care of one of the three things birds need to thrive: food.
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Are Bird Feeder And House Combos Okay For Birds? Here's What We Know
Bird feeder–house combos sound clever, but they may not be the safest idea for your feathered friends. Here’s what experts say before you hang one up.
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Turn A Few Old Wash Tubs Into A Beautiful Tiered Planter For Your Porch
All it takes are a few wash tubs to add rustic charm to your porch — this easy tiered planter proves the prettiest projects don’t have to be complicated.
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