Old-fashioned gardening tips often contain valuable wisdom that's worth trying. Here's one method you can use to keep fruit tree pests from your yard.
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Self-watering planters can be a lifesaver quite literally, as far as your plants are concerned. Know which common pitfalls to avoid when using these containers.
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Has your loaf of bread gone stale? Instead of throwing it away, why not check out the various unexpected ways you can repurpose it around your home?
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Do you want to opt for a rain barrel or a rain basin? Both serve the same purpose, but they work in very different ways. Let us break it down.
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If keeping a giant bin of worms in your home scares you, in-ground vermicomposting offers the same benefits buried in your garden bed and on a smaller scale.
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Creating stunning garden stakes for your outdoor space. With a few DIY techniques, design beautiful pieces that bedazzle your garden by catching the sun.
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No spring left in that old Slinky? If you're a bird lover, give your overstretched Slinky a second life by repurposing it into a unique peanut feeder.
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If you're struggling to attract pollinators to your yard, check that you aren't making some of these common gardening errors. It could be sending them running.
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Birds can be notorious for pecking at your homegrown strawberries for an afternoon snack of their own, but there's a simple way to keep those pesky birds away.
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You may be considering using Epsom salt to fertilize your citrus trees, but is this a budget-friendly hack or a recipe for disaster in your garden?
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To attract natural pollinators and other critters to your garden, create a wildlife mansion out of a few wood pallets and other natural materials.
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Though you may see apple peels as a bit of food waste, you can actually turn these scraps into a home cleaner, compost tea, and even natural potpourri.
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Gorgeous thrifted wicker baskets can easily be turned into personalized planters. Check out some creative ideas and the best way to plant your greenery inside.
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Growing watermelons without a garden doesn't have to be hard. Instead, explore these renter-friendly methods to enjoy fresh, homegrown fruit in small spaces.
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Creating a unique garden oasis doesn't require a landscaping crew. Follow these DIY steps to craft your own tented trellis for an enchanting outdoor retreat.
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Pest control doesn't have to involve expensive pesticides. You can creatively repurpose empty toilet paper tubes to eliminate various common garden pests.
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Pistachios are expensive, so why not use every part of them? Here are 9 creative ways to repurpose their shells for cleaning, gardening, and even decor.
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If you have piles of cardboard boxes taking up space in your home or garage, consider reusing them to grow a crop of potatoes easily and effectively.
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Without the need for seeds, you can fill your garden with fragrant herbs like thyme by using this easy propagation technique. Here's what you need to know.
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Follow our easy birdbath tips to create an inviting environment that welcomes all sorts of birds to stop for a drink and a bath all year long.
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If you're preparing your yard for spring, don't skip over the basket section at your local thrift store next time you go; repurpose them for growing and decor.
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The Happy Birdwatcher Co. provides customized bird seed tailored to your specific area and desires. Discover if the company's products are worth the hype.
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Instead of throwing away that chandelier, lamp, or ceiling sconce, repurpose it into a decorative or functional item to use around your home or in your yard.
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It's important to read the seed label before purchasing. Inert material is something you'll see on the tag; here's why you should avoid it.
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If you're familiar with the phrase "waste not, want not" and want to apply it to your kitchen and garden, here's a way to avoid wasting the base of your celery.
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While both crepe myrtle trees and hostas are gorgeous, it may not be the best idea to use them as companion plants. Discover why this is the case.
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If you're designing a garden, color choices could be as important as lighting and soil type. Our expert explains why color matters and which colors to forgo.
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