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  • Grinding cinnamon in a pestle and mortar

    Common Pests That Don't Stand A Chance Against Cinnamon

    If you want to keep insects and pests out of your garden, look no further than your kitchen. These common garden pests don't stand a chance against cinnamon.

    By Zara M. February 8th, 2024 Read More
  • mole emerging from mound of dirt in yard

    This Beautiful Spring Flower Will Keep Moles From Damaging Your Yard Naturally

    Is your yard filled with underground tunnels made by moles? Discover a gorgeous spring flower that could deter these creatures from your lawn for good.

    By Rachel Craft February 8th, 2024 Read More
  • repotting plant

    TikTok's DIY Potting Soil Recipe Can Save Money And Give You A Green Thumb

    If you are a seasoned plant collector, you may have wondered if you should customize your potting mix. One TikToker has done just that. Learn their soil recipe.

    By Kaleigh Brillon February 8th, 2024 Read More
  • stacks of terracotta pots

    The All-Natural Ingredient That Will Keep Your Terracotta Planters Fungus-Free

    Terracotta pots provide many benefits to your plants, but they are also susceptible to fungus. Luckily, there's one cleaning method that works to banish fungi.

    By Kaleigh Brillon February 8th, 2024 Read More
  • frost on garden plants

    Why You Should Keep A Jug Of Hot Water Near Your Plants In Chilly Temperatures

    If your area experiences cold weather or fluctuating temperatures, you may be concerned about your plants. Find out how a jug of hot water could benefit them.

    By Rachel Craft February 7th, 2024 Read More
  • mole hill in garden

    Alka Seltzer Vs Garden Moles: Does This Pest Control Myth Really Work?

    Have you heard the myth that Alka Seltzer tablets can kill garden moles? Learn if this has been debunked or if it's a valid pest control method for your yard.

    By Amira Gundel February 7th, 2024 Read More
  • Terra cotta flowerpots

    The Dairy Treat That'll Make Your Terra Cotta Pots Look Like A Million Bucks

    If you want the terra cotta pots to function like they're new but have an older, more worn look, there's something in your refrigerator that can help.

    By Sandy Baker February 7th, 2024 Read More
  • broken green umbrella on road

    Smart Ways To Repurpose That Old Umbrella In Your Home & Garden

    While old, torn umbrellas may no longer work for their intended purpose, there are plenty of ways to upcycle them for use around the home and garden.

    By Jahaira Arthur February 7th, 2024 Read More
  • Hummingbirds playing in birdbath

    Turn An Old Tomato Cage Into A Stunning Birdbath For Your Feathered Friends

    Do you have an old tomato cage that you're not sure what to do with? Instead of throwing it away, turn it into a birdbath in just a few easy steps.

    By Rose Okeke February 7th, 2024 Read More
  • Pests on garden leaf

    The Simple Planting Technique That Will Prevent Pests From Eating Your Garden

    All the work you've put into maintaining your garden might be drawing pests in, rather than keeping them out. Instead, do the opposite of what you'd expect.

    By Ria Bhagwat February 6th, 2024 Read More
  • lawn shrimp laying on pavement

    Lawn Shrimp: What Are They, And Should You Be Concerned If You Find One?

    Lawn shrimps may be strange to behold, but they are usually not cause for alarm. Find out how to manage these creatures if you have them in your yard.

    By Claire Dangalan February 6th, 2024 Read More
  • Scoop of laundry der

    Is Using Laundry Detergent To Kill Weeds In Your Yard A Good Idea?

    If you've seen tips about using laundry detergent to control weeds in your lawn, it's worth learning about the pros, cons, and warnings about doing so.

    By Sandy Baker February 6th, 2024 Read More
  • stray cat in garden

    Can You Keep Stray Cats Out Of Your Garden With A Handy Aluminum Foil Hack?

    Are stray cats wreaking havoc in your garden? Perhaps you've heard that aluminum foil can help. Find out if this trick is actually effective and worth a try.

    By Marco Rossi February 5th, 2024 Read More
  • Dryer sheets on washing machine

    Can Laundry Sheets Really Deter Squirrels From Your Garden? Here's What You Need To Know

    If squirrels have set up shop in your garden, you may be desperate to deter them. Learn if you can use scented laundry sheets to keep these pests at bay.

    By Brooke Younger February 5th, 2024 Read More
  • cast iron pots and pans hanging

    Give Second-Hand Pots & Pans A Second Life With This Genius Gardening Idea

    Do your used pots and pans badly need to be replaced? Don't throw them out! Repurpose them around your home and garden with this easy gardening hack.

    By Amira Gundel February 5th, 2024 Read More
  • blooming daylilies

    Plant Daylilies Near These Colorful Flowers For A Thriving Garden

    Daylilies are undeniably gorgeous, but their short-lived blooms can leave you wanting more colorful florals. Consider planting this companion flower, too.

    By Lauren Krystaf February 4th, 2024 Read More
  • Daffodil bulbs in person's hands

    Daffodils: Do These Spring Bulb Beauties Really Keep Snakes Out Of Your Yard?

    Daffodils are great to have in any yard, but do they have the added benefit of keeping snakes away? Find out if your daffodils are working to repel snakes.

    By Brooke Younger February 4th, 2024 Read More
  • gloved hands holding cactus cutting

    TikTok's Genius Hack Saves You From Pricks While Propagating Cacti

    Do you want to turn your cactus into two separate plants? Discover how to easily propagate the plant using a TikTok hack that will protect you from injuries.

    By Rachel Craft February 4th, 2024 Read More
  • Eroded sloped lawn

    Trying To Prevent Erosion On A Sloped Lawn? Avoid This TikTok Hack At All Costs

    Gardening on a sloped lawn is a challenge. If you need to prevent erosion, be sure that you avoid TikTok’s hack for creating a budget-friendly retaining wall.

    By Amira Gundel February 4th, 2024 Read More
  • woman and kid in garden

    Poor Soil Quality Is No Problem When Growing These Beautiful Plants

    Does your property have less-than-ideal soil, perhaps that's sandy or doesn't contain lots of nutrients? Discover 24 plants that you could grow on your land.

    By Ezekiel Maina February 4th, 2024 Read More
  • hand planting grass seed

    Planting Grass Seed Is Easier With The Help Of This Cleaning Staple

    Are you growing grass from seed? Find out the one popular cleaning tool that could help you easily plant the seeds after spreading them over your lawn.

    By Libby Thompson February 3rd, 2024 Read More
  • Seedlings in pots in window

    Grow An Abundant Spring Garden With This Smart Seedling Gardening Tip

    Germinating seeds can be tricky, but this method takes out some of the guesswork. Learn how to easily germinate seeds using a standard household item.

    By Will Ford February 3rd, 2024 Read More
  • Woman holding repurposed cheese grater

    The Creative Way To Repurpose An Old Cheese Grater To Use In The Garden

    Cheese graters may seem like they only serve culinary purposes, but your old grater may actually be able to protect your garden and chickens with this DIY hack.

    By Brooke Younger February 2nd, 2024 Read More
  • spraying plant to ward off fungal disease

    All The Ways You Should Be Using Cinnamon Essential Oil Around Your Home & Garden

    Cinnamon essential oil not only smells lovely, but it has many practical applications in and around your home and garden. Here's how you can use it.

    By Carol Benton February 2nd, 2024 Read More
  • scooping coffee grounds into garden

    The Rookie Mistake To Avoid When Using Coffee Grounds In The Garden

    Using coffee grounds in your garden may positively affect its growth. However, this ingredient can also result in sick, dying plants when it's used mistakenly.

    By Amira Gundel February 2nd, 2024 Read More
  • Bananas on hardwood floor

    Can You Really Grow A Tree From A Whole Banana?

    Lately, there's a viral rumor that with the help of one easy hack, you can grow a fruit tree of your own in just a few months. Interested in bananas, anyone?

    By Olivia Marjorae February 1st, 2024 Read More
  • Opossum in tree

    Can Hot Sauce Really Keep Opossums Out Of Your Yard?

    Hot sauce might make a quick fix for a bland sandwich, but can it protect your garden from adorable yet entirely feral forest critters? Let's check it out.

    By A.E. Feenstra January 31st, 2024 Read More
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