The Clever Way You Can Reuse Dryer Lint To Protect Your Garden Soil From Erosion
If you're dealing with soil erosion in your yard or garden, you might want to look somewhere unexpected to find a solution: your dryer's lint trap.
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8 Genius Ways To Use Old Jars To Level Up Your Gardening Game
Have you got a collection of unused jars? Instead of recycling them, here are some handy ways you can repurpose old jars to supercharge your gardening game.
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The Fastest Way To Enrich Garden Soil With Phosphorus & Natural Alternatives
Discover the quickest method for enhancing garden soil with phosphorus and eco-friendly alternatives. Enrich your soil naturally for a healthier garden.
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Don't Mistake This Invasive Grass-Like Flower As Wild Onion In Your Lawn Or Garden
This invasive grass-like flower looks like wild onion but is both poisonous and invasive. Here's how to get rid of it if you happen to find it in your garden.
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Don't Toss Old Pillows. Here Are 12 Ways To Repurpose Them In Your Home & Garden
Thrown away or donated, most pillows have the same fate: the landfill. Give your old pillows new life by repurposing them around your home and garden like this.
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Why You Should Add A Dollar Tree Pitcher To Your Garden For A Full Harvest
Transform your garden with a Dollar Tree pitcher and watch your harvest thrive. Discover how this simple DIY compost hack is the key to a bountiful garden.
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How To Grow Free Lavender For Your Garden By Harvesting Your Own Seeds
Lavender is a lovely plant to grow in many gardens. However, mature plants can be costly. Learn how you can grow free lavender by saving the flower seeds.
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Why You Should DIY Your Own Succulent Soil For Thriving Plants
Like how balanced diets make us feel our best, thoughtfully mixed succulent soil allows plants to thrive. Here’s why you should DIY your potting soil and how.
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Tackle Invasive Plants & Weeds On A Large Property With This Smart Method
A yard full of weeds can feel oh-so-overwhelming. Try using this helpful method to prioritize which weeds need to go first.
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Why Gardeners Are Adding Baking Soda To Their DIY Gnat Spray (And Does It Work?)
Baking soda has so many uses in both the home and the garden. Learn more about why some gardeners are adding baking soda to their DIY gnat spray.
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The Clever Zip Tie Hack To Protect Your Hydrangeas During A Rainstorm
Hydrangeas' beautiful blooms can be quickly ruined in heavy rainfall. However, they can be protected and supported with the use of this household helper.
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Why Your Summer Watering Routine Is Killing Your Lavender Plants
Lavender grows best in conditions similar to its native Mediterranean home. And that means you should probably be watering it less than you think.
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Is This Hack For Keeping Snakes Off Bird Feeders A Waste Of Time?
Bird feeders can be magical, at least until they invite snakes looking for a meal. Does this common hack for deterring snakes work? Here's what to consider.
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When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Lemonade (& Throw The Peels Into Your Compost Pile)
Though you may have heard that citrus peels shouldn't be composted, lemon scraps can actually provide some huge benefits when added to compost piles.
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The Creative Way To Hang Outdoor Plants With This Simple IKEA Hack
If you only have a small outdoor space, one way to add more greenery is to make use of vertical space. This IKEA hack will allow you to hang outdoor plants.
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12 Natural Ingredients That Can Repel Deer From Your Yard & Garden
Do you want to keep deer out of your yard? There are natural ingredients you can use to make your yard less welcoming to the foliage-eating wildlife.
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Reuse That Rusty Coffee Can As An Aesthetic Hanging Planter With This TikTok Trick
You can bring new life to old rusty cans with a few safety supplies and a bit of creativity. These cute hangers are perfect to add a rustic touch to your space.
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The Tomato Feed Hack People Use On Potted Flowers (& Should You Try It?)
Some gardeners swear by fertilizing potted flowers with tomato feed. We share the reason behind this hack this and if it's worth trying out for yourself.
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16 Clever Ways To Repurpose Tarps Around Your Home And Garden
People, especially those who spend lots of time outdoors, tend to have an abundance of tarps. Don't get rid of the extra; instead, try these ways to reuse them.
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How To Get Rid Of Fast-Growing Chameleon Plants Before They Take Over Your Yard
Sure, chameleon plants look beautiful in your yard, but they can spread quickly and hurt your landscaping. Here's how to handle this invasive plant.
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How To Use Orange Peels To Keep Pests Out Of Your Plants (& Why They Work)
Every gardener knows the war against pests is never-ending. Looking for a natural solution that's good for the soil? Learn how oranges can save your garden.
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The DIY Wood Pallet Project That'll Keep Your Gardening Station Organized
If you need a new gardening station (or want one that's more organized) consider this DIY project. Grab a few tools, some inexpensive extras, and a wood pallet.
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The Paper Towel Hack That Makes It Easy To Germinate Lemon Seeds
When life gives you lemons, most people's instinct is to make lemonade. But, with this paper towel hack, you can also germinate the seeds to grow a lemon tree.
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The Garden-Destroying Pest You Can Banish With Help From Aluminum Foil
This easy aluminum foil hack is a great way to keep cutworms and other pests from doing damage on your garden, especially when it comes to seedlings.
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TikTok's Watering Hack Could Save You Money But Is It Practical For The Garden?
If you're wondering whether TikTok's watering hack is practical for your garden, we share the best uses for this hack and how to save more money.
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The Best Way To Grow Squash In A Crowded Garden
If you don't have enough room for everything you want to plant in your garden, there may be a solution. Consider this method of growing squash to save space.
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Using Hydrogen Peroxide As A Last Resort To Combat Root Rot: Does It Work?
Are your plants suffering from root rot that doesn't seem to improve? If so, before you throw in the towel, you may want to give hydrogen peroxide a try.
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