The Budget-Friendly Dollar Tree Bucket That's Great For Growing Onions
Onions are a healthy vegetable to grow in your garden. If you're a beginner, make it easy to grow them with this hack using a plastic bucket from Dollar Tree.
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10 Unexpected Ways To Repurpose A Screen Door In Your Home And Garden
An old screen door may be more versatile than you think. Instead of throwing it away, repurpose this item inside your home or out in your garden.
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Conveniently Store Garden Soil With An Inexpensive Organization Solution
Looking for a better method for organizing the various types of garden soil you have on hand? Here's a clever, budget-friendly way to create a soil station.
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Easily Store Garden Seeds Or Fertilizer With A Smart Food Solution
Wouldn't it be great if you could keep your seeds and fertilizer in a way that also makes them easier to access? It turns out, there is a food-related solution.
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The Best Organic Fertilizers To Use In Spring For Your Lawn And Garden
If you're trying to set up your garden for springtime, check out these expert tips that will ensure healthy blooms and vegetables without using chemicals.
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The Crunchy Companion Plant That Grows Perfectly Alongside Carrots In The Garden
Carrots are a popular vegetable to grow throughout the United States, and there's another vegetable that works great as a carrot companion plant.
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The Dollar Tree DIY To Keep Hummingbirds From Fighting At Your Feeders
Hummingbirds are territorial animals, protective of their food. Create harmony among multiple feeders or in smaller spaces with this easy Dollar Tree DIY trick.
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What Is The Double Cup Seedling Method And Could It Help Your Plants?
Seedlings are notoriously delicate, and require special attention and care. To help your seedlings thrive, consider using the double cup method.
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The Container Garden Combination That Hummingbirds Can't Resist
Looking to attract hummingbirds to your yard? Discover the container garden combination that will create an irresistible haven for these beautiful birds.
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Keep Easter Baskets Out Of The Trash With These 12 Clever Repurposing Ideas
Instead of throwing away old Easter baskets you're no longer filling with holiday goodies, repurpose these versatile items around your home and garden.
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The Easiest Hack To Help Garden Tomatoes That Are Struggling To Ripen On The Vine
Sometimes, in spite of your best efforts, you just cannot get those green tomatoes on your plant to ripen. Here's an easy trick to force them to progress.
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Foolproof Ways To Bring Your Dying Mint Plants Back To Life
Mint is hailed as an easy-to-grow plant, but what happens if it starts to deteriorate? Here's how you can save your mint and bring it back to good health.
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The Pantry Essential That Will Have Slugs And Snails Scurrying From Your Garden
Protecting your plants from slugs and snails can feel like a full-time job. Fortunately, there is a pantry essential that you can use to protect them.
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The Easiest DIY For A Shabby Chic Garden Planter Is Right In Your Kitchen
Many common household items can be repurposed to make great planters, and this one is usually used in your kitchen. Display it on your patio for a cute look.
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Knot Gardens Are Trendy Right Now And You Can Get The Look
Knot gardens are trending right now, and creating your own beautiful outdoor space is easier than you think with the right design tips and inspiration.
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This Vintage Thrift Find Is The Ultimate Storage Solution For Seed Organization
There are many ways to store seeds, but this vintage piece of furniture can keep you seeds safely and attractively hidden away inside your home.
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12 Vine Plants That Aren't Worth Buying As Seedlings
Buying plants as seedlings can make your life easier when it comes to planting out your garden. However, make sure you don't buy these vine plant seedlings.
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The Gravel Solution That Works For Small Garden Bed Borders
Instead of using regular gravel in your garden bed border, check out an unexpected type of rock that you could use in small spaces to add interest.
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Upcycle An Old Utensil Caddy Into A Portable Garden Tool Storage Basket
Gardening is a great, but sometimes expensive hobby. Repurposing items you already have, such as making an old utensil caddy into a garden tote, can help.
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How To Make A Money Plant Grow In A Windowless Bathroom
Having a windowless bathroom doesn't mean you can't add living greenery to your space. The money plant is one example that can thrive without windows.
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Suppress Stubborn Weeds With The Help Of A 'Heavenly Blue' Flowering Groundcover
Weeds are a pain to pull up and dispose of. To cut back on this tedious work, consider planting a flowering groundcover that will suppress them from the get-go.
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DIY An Inexpensive Garden Path Using Repurposed Glass Jars
Collect your materials from the recycling bin and give new life to glass jars and containers, delineating a garden path in place of bricks or edging stones.
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The Easy-To-Grow Garden Vegetable That Protects Tomatoes From Garden Villains
Growing your own tomatoes is rewarding, but we aren't the only ones who find them delicious. Try planting this easy garden vegetable with them to deter pests.
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Get A Jump Start On Gardening With A DIY Seedling Tray On A Dollar Tree Budget
If it's still too cold to sow your favorite seeds outside, this DIY Dollar Tree seedling tray costs just a few dollars to start your garden indoors.
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Citronella Companion Plants For A Pest-Free Yard And Garden
While citronella is one of the most well-known plants with pest-repelling abilities, it isn't the only one. For extra protection, plant these companions, too.
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Tape A Spoon To Your Watering Can To Completely Upgrade Your Garden Chores
If you're frustrated with how your watering can pours, give it a simple, easy upgrade - all you need is a spoon! Here's how to try out this simple hack.
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