Save Garden Space By Growing Your Melons Vertically With This Pantyhose Hack
If you have limited gardening space but still want to grow melons, using a standard pair of panty hose can make your fruity dreams come true.
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The Dahlia Growing Technique That Will Give You More Variety And Beauty
Dahlias are exciting flowers to grow because there is so much variations in the blooms. Learn how you can save your favorite variety to plant year after year.
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Add These Unexpected Items To The Bottom Of Your Planters And Thank Us Later
Whether you want to stop dirt from falling out of the drainage holes or want a slow-release fertilizer, these unexpected items can help.
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Creative Ways To Repurpose Old Bed Springs Around Your Home
Are you getting rid of an old box spring, perhaps to make your bed more comfortable? Discover 19 ways to turn the springs into decorative pieces for your home.
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9 Unwanted Pests You Can Naturally Deter With Lavender
Lavender has plentiful uses around the house, but a lesser-known benefit is its pest-repelling properties. Find out which pests are most affected.
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The Antique Gardening Tool TikTok Encourages You To Thrift For Harvest
TikTok often has the newest ways of doing things. This time, we rediscover an antique gardening tool that is just as useful now as it was in the Neolithic Era.
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Save Time And Water With TikTok's Ingenious Gardening Solution
Watering your garden can feel like a never-ending chore. Luckily, you have options. Find out why TikTok loves this amazing gardening method.
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This Hack Straight From Your Closet Is Perfect For Trellis Gardeners
Gardeners often use a trellis to grow climbing plants in a controlled way. This staple item from your closet makes the perfect hack to help them thrive.
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The Aloe Vera Trick That'll Grow Your Roses Into A New Blooming Plant Like Magic
Propagating rose cuttings may seem daunting, but it's a task that can be made easier with some help from aloe vera. Find out how to use it for new roses.
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Why It's Important To Not Just Repel But Eliminate Stink Bugs (& What To Use)
It's true that stink bugs aren't likely to cause harm to you or your pets, but they're not welcome guests in your home, and definitely shouldn't be in gardens.
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Overrated Gardening Tips That Aren't Worth Your Time
There are a ton of gardening tips circling forums and blogs, but which are actually rooted in facts and science? Here are the tips that aren't worth your time.
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A Sprinkle Of Baking Soda Will Have These Popular Garden Flowers Blooming Like Crazy
Adding baking soda to your soil or watering can increases the alkalinity of your soil -- perfect for these flowers that grow best in slightly alkaline soil.
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Think Twice Before Adding These Common Weeds To Your Compost Pile
To toss, or not to toss? When it comes to throwing weeds into your compost pile, that's the question. And the answer? It depends on the type of weed, of course!
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The Brilliant Reason Plant Lovers Should Be Collecting Second-Hand Coffee Pots
It's easy to get creative when it comes to potting plants. If you're ready to get rid of your old coffee pot, consider saving it for this reason.
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How To Safely Use Epsom Salts To Control Garden Pests
Using Epsom salts to keep rodents out of your garden takes more care than you may think. But proper use can help avoid big problems. Here's what to know.
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The Best Way To Keep Fast-Growing Purslane Out Of Your Lawn And Garden
If purslane is taking over your entire yard, get rid of this fast-growing plant by implementing these methods right away. Your garden will thank you.
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Whatever Happened To Squirrel Boss Bird Feeder After Shark Tank Season 4?
During season 4 of "Shark Tank," Michael DeSanti pitched the shocking Squirrel Boss Bird Feeder. Find out what happened afterwards and where DeSanti is now.
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Use This Cornstarch Hack To Save Water In The Garden And Thank Us Later
Cornstarch has many uses outside of the kitchen, but did you know it can help your houseplants? Find out how to use it in your plant care routine.
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Why You Should Be Propagating Your Plants In Sand
When propagating your plants, it's important to grow the cuttings or seedlings in the right growing medium. Find out why sand could be the ideal choice.
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Here's How To Easily Eliminate Weeds Around Your Roses Once And For All
It's always disappointing when you go to smell your roses but find weeds crowding out their beauty. Luckily, there are methods to get rid of them.
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TikTok's Money-Saving Advice For Starting A Garden On A Budget
While starting a garden can be expensive, it doesn't have to be. One TikToker shows how she was able to begin growing produce for just a few hundred dollars.
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Prevent Wasting Precious Garden Soil With A Few Repurposed Household Items
Newsflash: garden soil isn't cheap. If you want to stop literally washing soil down the drain, take a tip from TikTok and DIY this soil and water-reuse station.
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Genius Ways To Repurpose Old Milk Jugs To Use Around Your Home
If you simply recycle or throw out a milk jug when it's empty, these hacks are for you. Try repurposing your old milk jugs around your house instead.
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Why Your Snake Plant Might Be Turning Brown (And What To Do About It)
Is your beloved snake plant developing brown spots, tips, or edges? If you think there's a problem, there could be a fix to bring this houseplant back to life.
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Smart Ways To Repurpose An Old Toothbrush In Your Garden
If you've got an old toothbrush with worn-out bristles, don't throw it away. Instead, discover 10 ways to reuse this handy item in the yard and garden.
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Can Alka-Seltzer Really Help Your Plants Grow?
Gardeners are always looking for ways to help their plants grow, and sometimes they turn to household staples, like Alka-Seltzer. But can it really help?
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Grab This Pantry Ingredient To Fight Nitrogen Pollution & Help Your Garden Thrive
Nitrogen, at the right level, supports the growth and development of your garden. Too much is a problem, though. Here's a potential solution.
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