Think Twice Before Using Coffee Grounds In The Soil Around Your Potatoes
Coffee grounds may seem like the nutrient boost your potatoes need, but that might not actually be true. Here's what you need to know.
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Here's The Trick To Germinate Peach Seeds Fast
Peach seeds can take an eternity to germinate since they usually need cold stratification to do so. Here's how to speed things up with the paper towel method.
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This Type Of Hummingbird Moth Causes Serious Issues For Your Tomatoes
While there are many pests that can destroy your tomato plants, ensure you keep an eye out for this type of hummingbird moth that can cause serious problems.
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A Genius Bird Feeder DIY That Can Help Keep Squirrels Away
One YouTuber developed a genius DIY bird feeder that's effectively squirrel-proof - and you can get all the materials for under $50 from Home Depot.
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Our Gardening Expert Tells Us The Top 3 Companion Plants For Healthy Cucumbers
Growing cucumbers in your garden? Our gardening expert weighs in on which plants make the best companions to grow alongside cucumbers, and which to avoid.
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Repurpose These 2 Items To Create Affordable And Colorful Raised Garden Beds
Are you ready to install raised beds in your home garden? Create a colorful DIY raised bed setup by reusing two objects you may have sitting around the house.
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9 DIY Privacy Fence Ideas To Create A Quiet Escape In Your Backyard
Privacy fences can be pricey, but there are several inexpensive DIY options you can try. They will help shield your yard from passersby while also adding style.
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Fruit And Berry Trees To Grow In Your Yard That Birds Love
If you want to attract birds to your yard, these fruit and berry trees are sure to do it. Find out more about them, including any potential drawbacks.
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You Can Turn Used Coffee Grounds Into A Supercharged Fire Starter. Here's How
If you love coffee, you may think you’ve tried everything to reuse your grounds, from cleaning to gardening. Yet, here’s one you likely missed: making a fire.
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Keep Gardens & Flower Beds Weed-Free Without The Use Of Harmful Chemicals
Weedy gardens are no fun for anyone. Instead of pulling all those weeds by hand, you can prevent them from ever sprouting with one natural product.
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Here's How Long To Expect Your Cut Flowers To Survive Without Water
You've just received a beautiful bouquet, but you don't have access to a vase just yet. How long will your blooms survive without water? We asked an expert.
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Use A Pool Noodle To Create A Stylish & Sturdy Stacked Planter For Your Yard
If you're looking to spice up your yard with a stylish stacked planter, check out this great hack involving a pool noodle and some hot glue.
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Steer Clear From Offering This Liquid For Hummingbirds To Drink
Many of us love having hummingbirds in our yard, but some people have been adding this well-known liquid to their feeders even though it could make birds sick.
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This Velcro Planter Hack From TikTok Gives Your Patio An Affordable Makeover
You don't have to spend a ton of money in order to give your patio a stunning upgrade, as this simple hack involving Velcro tape proves.
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Simple Tips To Keep Hawks Away From Your Bird Feeder
If you're planning on adding a bird feeder to your yard, there are a few useful tips to ensure your feathered dinner guests are kept safe from hawks.
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21 TikTok-Inspired Ways To Make Your Yard Glow With Dollar Tree Solar Lights
Solar lights are the solution for illuminating your yard without worrying about wires. Here's how TikTok uses Dollar Tree light stakes to make their lawns glow.
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Reuse A Shepherd's Hook For A DIY Garden Trellis On A Budget
If you have a spare shepherd's hook, consider using it to create a plant trellis in your garden. This DIY idea is great for growing beans or peas.
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Your Hummingbird Nectar Could Be Attracting Another Garden Friend To Your Yard
Hummingbird feeders are a great way to attract feathered friends to your garden, but with the right mix, that nectar can lure other flying beauties as well.
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TikTok Is Obsessed With This Easy Solution To Muddy Areas In The Yard
Muddy paths and patches in your lawn tend to get worse the longer you leave them. Is this TikTok-inspired solution the answer? We break down the pros and cons.
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The Aggressive Hummingbird You Might Not Want To See In Your Yard
You might be a fan of hummingbirds, but you definitely should think twice about letting this aggressive red-backed bird hang out in your yard or garden.
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Do You Have To Boil Sugar Water For DIY Hummingbird Nectar?
Maybe you've considered DIYing some hummingbird nectar, but boiliing water sounds like a lot of trouble. Do you always have to boil the water?
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Sneaky Ways Ants Are Getting In Your Hummingbird Feeder (& How To Prevent It)
If ants are determined to get into your hummingbird feeder to steal that sweet nectar, here are some ways to identify and stop their intrusions.
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All The Reasons Why You Should Never Use Honey In Hummingbird Feeders
Hummingbirds are certified sugar junkies, but if you're considering adding honey to your hummingbird feeder nectar, reconsider. It could be dangerous.
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What To Consider Before Choosing The Right Tree For Your Front Yard
We spoke master arborist John Snow to get expert advice about what homeowners should know before planting a tree in their front yards.
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Try This Pool Noodle DIY To Make Beautiful Floral Decor For Outdoor Entertaining
With the help of a pool noodle, you can arrange flowers in an aesthetically pleasing way on your patio table for an affordable price and minimal setup.
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The Beautiful Backyard Design Aesthetic That Happens To Be Low-Maintenance
Are you looking for a low-maintenance yet stunning backyard design idea? This regional garden aesthetic is beautiful and super easy to care for.
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What It Means If Your Zinnia Leaves Have Rust-Like Spots On Them
Finding spots on your zinnias is never a good thing but if it's not managed, this particular fungal issue will eventually lead to the loss of all your plants.
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