Some believe that you should soak your peony tubers in water before planting. Find out if this can be beneficial or if it's simply a waste of time.
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Cornstarch is classically used as a thickener in recipes, but this multitalented product can make nearly every one of your household chores easier.
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In the mood for a fun DIY project? This cheap and easy-to-make soda bottle water fountain is perfect for attracting your favorite birds to your yard.
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Ticks are a terrible pest to encounter. Many people will try anything to ward them off. So, can we get rid of these blood-sucking insects with salt?
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If you want more bird visitors, check your pantry for this particular type of snack, which will have your feathery friends flocking to your yard in droves.
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Give pollinators a safe place to survive the winter by skipping this tiresome chore. It's a win-win for you, your yard, and local critters alike.
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Instead of buying a hummingbird feeder from the store, try making one yourself by repurposing a common household item. Discover 13 DIY project ideas below.
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One of the more frustrating things about gardening is when critters come and eat your plants. Here is a Dollar Tree hack that will keep your plants safe.
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If you have a lot of grocery bags in your kitchen drawer or cabinet, you can put those plastic or paper bags to use to protect your plants from frost.
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While dryer sheets are typically used to reduce static cling on clothes, they can be repurposed around the home to clean items, freshen smells, and repel pests.
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If you want to multiply the number of spring and summer blooms in your garden, there are quite a few perennials that can be divided and replanted in the fall.
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If aphids have invaded your garden and are destroying your plants, there's an ingredient in your kitchen that will get rid of them for good.
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Spiders are a pest that will always find a way to get inside your home. Try keeping them out of the basement with this earthy scent you likely already enjoy.
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Some household staples can be effectively used in the garden, too. Check out these common garden plants that can benefit from a little bit of baking soda.
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Instead of only using your wax paper to preserve foods, try repurposing it in a variety of ways around the house to clean, lubricate, and preserve items.
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Incorporating water features in your yard will draw more birds and butterflies, but it doesn't need to be complicated. Try this simple Dollar Tree DIY project.
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Ladybugs are natural pest controllers and beneficial visitors to any garden. If you want to attract these helpful insects to your space, try this DIY feeder.
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When we think about companion plants, veggies and herbs usually come to mind. However, strawberries and blueberries can be grown as neighbors for a sweet treat.
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While aluminum foil is commonly used when cooking or covering leftovers, it can also be repurposed around the house. You'll find all the clever ideas below.
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Using traps to rid your garden of Japanese beetles sounds like a no-brainer. However, these products may be inviting even more trouble to your yard.
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Pool noodles are used for almost anything, so we aren't surprised that they can help support seeds and seedlings' growth. Here, learn more about the hack.
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If you love gardening, you likely have a lot of plants to keep track of. Try this easy and sustainable DIY that turns your broken clay pots into markers.
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Starting seeds indoors is the easiest way to make sure that you have a thriving garden come springtime. Try constructing this simple grow station from HGTV.
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Gardening tools are meant to get dirty, but that doesn't mean you have to constantly scrub mud and dirt off them, especially if you use this pantry staple.
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If your property is buzzing with yellowjackets, you may be trying to find a natural way to deter them. Plant this common garden herb and send them on their way.
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Even if you only have a small balcony or patio, you can still cultivate crops. Discover how to easily grow plants by repurposing an IKEA item into a planter.
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Inclement weather can wreak untold damage to your garden. Check out this simple hack that prevents heavy rain from washing garden soil onto your patio.
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