Should You Remove Yellow Garden Spiders Once You've Identified Them?
Yellow garden spiders are brightly colored, weaving large webs that may send shivers down your spine. But are they poisonous, and should you get rid of them?
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The Essential Role Of Hydrogen Peroxide In Hydroponic Gardening
You may already know that you can use hydrogen peroxide in the garden, but it plays an especially essential role if you're growing hydroponic plants.
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8 Natural Ingredients That Provide Your Lawn With The Nutrients It Needs (& 1 To Avoid)
Lush lawn is the hallmark of a carefully tended yard, and you don't need chemicals to get there. Used right, these natural fertilizers can transform your turf.
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The Benefits Of Growing A Dancing Lady Orchid Indoors
A dancing lady orchid is considered an especially lovely houseplant, but there are more benefits to growing one inside your house than you might imagine.
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Cover Ugly Tree Roots With An Easy-To-Grow Landscaping Stunner
Mondo grass isn't a true grass, but it will truly grow well in the shade of a large tree to help cover exposed roots. Consider this plant for shady spots.
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Are Pencil Shavings The Unexpected Secret Weapon For A Thriving Garden?
Perhaps you've heard that pencil shavings can be added to the compost pile or used to repel pests from plants. Discover if these claims are true or not.
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TikTok Is In Love With This Easy-To-Grow Plant (And All Of Its Benefits)
Thanks to TikTok, the most iconic plant of many of our childhoods' is having a major comeback. Try raising this beginner-friendly plant with countless benefits.
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You're Attracting Chiggers To Your Yard With This Common Landscaping Mistake
Chiggers may be among the most annoying pests in your yard, and if you've ever encountered a patch of them, you won't forget it. Here's how to avoid that.
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Why You Should Welcome These Two Species Of Snakes In Your Garden
Snakes may give you the heebie-jeebies, but if you can stand to share your garden space with them, they can help you manage some pests naturally.
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Reuse Broken Pieces Of Brick To Create A Beautiful Backyard Path
Piece together pavers or connect them into a winding pathway for a project that'll turn out even prettier than it would with flawless bricks.
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Why And How People Use Hydrogen Peroxide For Greenhouse Soil (& Should You Try It?)
Peroxide is useful in nearly any room of the house but what about the greenhouse? It can certainly disinfect your surfaces, but it may also have soil benefits.
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Your Hibiscus Plants Thrive With The Help Of This Leftover Kitchen Staple
Before you throw away this common household leftover ingredient, consider adding it to your hibiscus plants to help them grow healthier and happier.
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Fertilize Your Garden With A Common Leftover Ingredient From Your Kitchen
Could your plants use a little boost? This leftover kitchen scrap can be made into a liquid fertilizer for your garden. Here's how to do it.
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Hydro Vs Dry Seeding: Which Grows Grass Faster & Why You Should Care
If you're looking to dry seed or hydroseed your lawn, you should know which option helps your grass grow faster and why it actually matters.
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The Hydrogen Peroxide Hack People Use When Growing Fruit Trees (& Should You Try It?)
A good gardening hack is cheap, effective, and easy to apply. So, how does this one with hydrogen peroxide applied to fruit trees hold up? Let's find out.
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How To Grow And Care For Lotus Flowers (& The Best Seeds To Shop For)
You can grow your own lotus flowers at home. But there are some things you should keep in mind before you start, including the right type of seeds to buy.
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How To Identify And Get Rid Of Maiden Grass In Your Yard
Despite its graceful appearance, maiden grass is incredibly invasive, and will displace any native plants around it. Here's how to get rid of it.
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Hummingbirds Adore This Bell-Shaped Annual Plant (& It's Easy To Grow From Seed)
If you'd like to attract more hummingbirds to your yard, there's an easy to grow, bell-shaped annual that you can plant in your garden to do so. Here's how.
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17 Stylish Ways To Repurpose Bike Wheels In Your Home Or Garden
Old bike wheels aren't just junk destined for a landfill. With some creativity, you can repurpose them in stylish and practical ways around the home and garden.
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Why Planting Cucumbers & Peas Together Are A Match Made In Vegetable Heaven
Peas and carrots may go together on the plate, but in the garden, peas prefer a different companion plant: cucumbers. Learn the fascinating reasons why.
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Why People Sprinkle Coffee Grounds On Their Pepper Plants (& Should You Try It?)
Coffee grounds have loads of uses around the garden, and people online are finding new reasons to spread them around their plants, like adding nutrients.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Dealing With Invasive Spurge Weed
Spurge weeds can quickly take over your yard if you aren't proactive about removing them. To get the most effective results, avoid these removal mistakes.
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Keep Ants Out Of Hummingbird Feeders With Fresh-Smelling Herbs
Ants aren't only annoying pests around the home, they can also keep hummingbirds from visiting your feeder. Here are some ways to keep them away.
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Will Coffee Grounds Help Aloe Vera Plants Grow Or Just Make Things Worse
Used coffee grounds are a popular fertilizer for home gardens and houseplants, but you might want to rethink adding it to struggling aloe plants.
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Kill Mosquito Larvae In Your Bird Bath With One Secret Ingredient
Birds love bird baths, but so do mosquitoes. However, there's a secret ingredient that's safe for birds but will kill mosquito larvae. Here's what it is.
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Beautiful Hummingbird-Attracting Plants You'll Wish You Never Grew In Your Yard
Just because a plant appeals to hummingbirds doesn't mean it's right for your yard. Due to their invasive nature and maintenance, it's best to skip these ones.
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Why Do People Water Seeds With Warm Water & Should You Try It?
Should your new seeds be watered with warm water? We spoke to House Digest master gardener Tiffany Selvey to find out if this gardening hack actually works.
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