Getting Rid Of Snow Without A Shovel Can Be Fun With This Unique DIY
Nobody enjoys shoveling snow, especially without an actual shovel. But, we found one DIY that might change your mind by making snow removal fun.
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The Colorful Herb That Will Benefit From A Dash Of Baking Soda
Herbs are easy to grow and thrive in a number of different locations. This colorful herb, in particular, will benefit from a dash of baking soda.
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What It Means If A Tree Is Bleeding (And What To Do About It)
Have you ever noticed a liquid bleeding out of your tree? Find out what typically causes this phenomenon and how to prevent it from happening in the future.
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The Beautiful Indoor Flower That Keeps Ladybugs Out Of Your House
Ladybugs are cute outside, but indoors -- especially on your houseplants -- they are not welcome. Use this popular flower indoors to get rid of the pests.
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Tips To Eradicate Snails And Slugs That Are Feasting On Your Petunias
Snails and slugs are two pests that love feasting on petunias, often leading to the demise of this beautiful flower. These tips will help eradicate them.
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Think Twice Before Mixing These Household Items To Knock Out Poison Ivy
No one wants poison ivy near their lawn. However, trying to kill it with these household chemicals may result in a more dangerous situation than you began with.
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Why You'll Want To Grow Amsonia Next To Your Spring Bulbs In The Garden
Planning your garden for spring presents you with a range of options. If you love spring bulbs, like tulips, consider using Amsonia as a companion plant.
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Don't Toss That Plastic Bedding Packaging; Use It In The Garden Instead
Plastic bedding packaging can be surprisingly useful in the garden. Here's one TikTok-approved way to get use of it rather than throwing it out.
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Don't Make This Big Mistake When Growing Amaranth In Your Garden
Amaranth is an eye-catching plant that can easily become the star attraction of your garden, but only if you don't neglect this one important gardening step.
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The Houseplant Mistake That's Attracting Gnats Into Your Home
It's easy to make a mistake with your houseplants. Get rid of your gnat issue by avoiding one that causes root rot, pest problems, and even plant death.
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The Space Saving DIY You Should Know Before Planting Cabbage
If you don't have a large area for growing cabbage in your yard, discover an easy way to save space. This genius DIY shouldn't cost you much money either.
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EZ Straw: Is This TikTok-Approved Product Worth Using In The Garden?
You shouldn't have to choose between saving money and having healthy plants, and with this TikTok trend, you might not have to. Does it work, though?
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Common Household Items You Can Turn Into Beautiful Planters
Having a colorful and lively garden doesn't require expensive planters. Instead, try using these common household items to make your own planters.
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Are DIY Pesticide Solutions Safe To Use On Your Climbing Roses?
Perhaps you've heard that DIY pesticides including ingredients like vinegar, baking soda, and soap are safe to use on climbing roses. Discover if this is true.
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Save Money On A Popular Garden-Border With This Gardening Tip
Landscaping and making alterations to your garden can be an expensive undertaking. Here's how you can save money when creating this popular garden-border.
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How To Keep Pesky Slugs From Snacking On Your Roses
When you enjoy ornamental gardening with rose bushes, there are many pests you must look out for. Here's how you can keep pesky slugs away from your plants.
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How To Eradicate Red Spider Mites Before They Destroy Your Cucumbers
Red spider mites can be the bane of your cucumber plants. Here are some tips on how to get rid of the pests from your garden once and for all.
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Can This Stunning Flower Really Deter Spiders From Your Living Space?
Some believe that keeping one specific flower in the home can deter spiders. Find out if this could actually be an effective pest control method.
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The Best Vegetables To Grow In Your Upside-Down Garden
Upside-down gardening involves allowing plants to grow out of the bottom of hanging pots. If you want to try this method, these are the best vegetables to grow.
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Beyond-Clever Ways To Use Pepper Around Your Home And Garden
When it comes to pepper, it's time to think outside the box, as it's so much more than just a spice. Here's how it can be put to use in and around your home.
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The Brilliant DIY Hack Every Gardener Needs Before Spreading Pest Repellants
Pest repellent is part of a thriving garden. Protect the plants in your home garden while you apply pest repellent using this very simple DIY hack.
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Deter Insects Naturally With This Fast-Growing Garden Classic
Does your garden produce often get destroyed by insects? Discover a fast-growing flower that can naturally diminish the amount of pests on your plants.
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TikTok Shows Us How To Grow Potatoes Without Digging, But Does It Really Work?
You may have heard of the no-dig potato planting method using straw or hay. If you want to know if this really works, we've got the answers you're looking for.
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The Stunning Birdbath You Can DIY With Some Old CDs
Birdbaths cost a pretty penny, but DIYing one using repurposed materials is priceless. Learn how you can create a shimmering birdbath using old, broken CDs.
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Turn That Ugly Chain Link Fence Into A Bountiful Garden With This TikTok Hack
Chain link fences aren't always the most beautiful addition to a garden. Luckily, you can use your fence as a base to grow a bountiful garden.
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Feed The Birds For Less With This Amazing Birdseed Substitute
Do you love seeing all the birds your feeder attracts but find buying birdseed quite pricey? This birdseed substitute will be a little kinder on your wallet.
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We've Heard About The Root Genie Garden Nozzle, But Is It Worth Buying?
If you're looking to up your gardening game, this tool could come in handy. But it's important to note how it compares to alternative watering methods first.
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