How To Grow An Amazing Bird's Nest Fern Indoors Or Outdoors
Bird's nest ferns are a favorite among houseplant enthusiasts because they are less demanding than some of their relatives while featuring beautiful fronds.
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12 Beautiful Houseplants You Can Grow In Glass Jars & Bottles
Do you have a few glass jars and bottles laying around? Luckily, you can repurpose them to grow 12 beautiful houseplants to add greenery to your home.
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Peeling Paint Might Be A Warning Sign Of This Invasive Bug In Your Home
Peeling paint can have many causes, but if you start noticing flaking in your home, you need to make sure you're not dealing with this bug infestation.
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The Unique Daylily Variety That Will Make Your Flower Beds Stand Out
All daylilies make a gorgeous addition to the landscape, but some cultivars are even more dynamic than the standard varieties everyone has.
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This Fruit-Bearing Dogwood That You See Everywhere Is Actually Invasive
Dogwood trees are beloved, but some species can do more harm than good. There is one invasive berry-producing dogwood you should avoid planting.
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Beautiful DIY Railing Planter Ideas To Brighten Up Any Deck Or Balcony
There's something that will really brighten up your deck or balcony: a railing planter. But you can avoid the markup at the stores and DIY one yourself.
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The Smart Lawn Mower Storage Solution That'll Keep Your Machine Hidden From View
When you want to store your lawn mower out of sight, you have several options, including this TikTok DIY project using a pull-out storage shelf.
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Grow This Bright Flower Under Your Orange Tree To Help It Thrive
Growing orange trees in your own backyard is a great way to ensure fresh fruit for your morning juice. This bright flower will help your orange trees thrive.
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How To Care For Beautiful Calandiva Flowers Indoors And Outdoors
You may not associate succulents with gorgeous blooms, but calandiva provides just that. Learn more about growing this plant indoors and outdoors.
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Reuse Tea Tins For An Indoor Herbal Garden That'll Add Charm To Any Kitchen
To create your own indoor herbal garden, you can reuse your old tea tins to easily create a DIY herb planter to spice up your kitchen decor.
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Can You Grow A Baobab Tree In The US? Here's How To Plant Inside Or Outdoors
Baobab trees are unique and beautiful in any setting, but you may not have considered trying to grow one yourself. Here's what you need to know.
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The Vital Reason To Add Some Late-Blooming Flowers To Your Garden
Adding late bloomers to your garden certainly keeps it prettier longer, but there is actually a very important environmental purpose for these flowers to serve.
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Lawn Seeding Techniques: Which Method Is Best For Your Yard?
Lawn seeding can restore the health and vitality of your grass, but there are different techniques for seeding depending on what your yard looks like.
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How To Reuse A Rusty Firepit & Kettle For An Adorable Garden Feature
If you're into fun and cute DIY projects for the garden, and you have a rusty firepit and kettle lying around, check out this TikTok how-to.
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Genius Ways To Use Leftover Coffee Grounds In Your Yard & Garden
Did you know that old coffee grounds can be a valuable addition to your garden? Here are all the ways you can reuse coffee grounds to benefit your plants.
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Here's What You Should Be Feeding Worms For Healthy Garden Compost
Worms are powerhouses of the compost pile, but you can make their job easier by feeding them the most ideal kitchen scraps. Here's what to add to your compost.
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The Vaseline Hack That Keeps Pests Off Of Plants & Tree Trunks (& Should You Try It?)
There's a Vaseline hack you can try that can deter pests from your trees trunks and plants. But, there are some caveats you should know about first.
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Washington's State Flower Is A Flowering Shrub Sure To Attract Hummingbirds
When you see the gorgeous flowers on the Pacific rhododendron, you can see why it's Washington's state flower. In bloom, these shrubs attract hummingbirds.
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What To Know Before Installing An Above Ground Sprinkler In Your Lawn
Above ground sprinklers are easier and cheaper to install than in-ground sprinkler systems, but they can have some big drawbacks too. Here's what to know.
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Heliotrope Flowers: Which Varieties Are A Beautiful Addition & Ones To Avoid
Heliotrope flowers can be a delight in any gardener's landscape, but make sure that you're selecting the ideal varieties, as there are some you should avoid.
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Can You Get Rid Of Unwanted Trees In Your Yard With This Copper Nail Trick?
If you have an unwanted tree in your yard, you may be looking for a cheap and simple fix. Does the copper nail trick work, or are there more reliable options?
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The Pantry Ingredient You Should Start Adding To Your Bird Feeder (& One To Avoid)
If you're looking to attract birds, this pantry staple might be one of the best ingredients you could put into the bird feeder in your yard or garden.
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Tips & Tricks To Keep Your Perennial Garden Looking Fresh In August
While we all wish our gardens bloomed easily through fall, they could use a bit of help. Here are our tips for keeping your garden looking its best in August.
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Tricks To Keep Your Gazanias Full Of Stunning Blooms Almost All Year Long
Gazanias are a gorgeous addition to gardens, but you can keep those gorgeous blossoms coming back all year if you follow our easy-to-follow tricks.
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Get Rid Of Pesky Earwigs In Your Lawn With A Simple Diy Cardboard Trap
Earwigs may look menacing, and while they don't post a threat to humans, they can do some damage to your plants. Here's a free and easy trick to trap them.
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Our Lawn Care Expert Ranks Popular Brands Of Weed And Feed
When it comes to choosing lawn products, it's always great to listen to expert advice. We asked the CEO of GreenPal about the best weed and feed products.
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Standing Water May Be Good For Frogs, But We Wouldn't Recommend It
Some outlets are urging people to set out a bucket of water to help the declining frog population. While this may sound like a good idea, it isn't for everyone.
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