Create A Miniature Garden For Hummingbirds With These Window Box Flowers
You can admire a few hummingbirds without having to plant a massive garden. Here's how to attract them with the help of a carefully-arranged window planter.
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Here's What You Should Know About Pink Muhly Grass' Color & Maintenance
Pink muhly grass has a gorgeous color that adds flair to any yard. Before you plant any, make sure you know how to take care of this popular ornamental grass.
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Crucial Mistakes Everyone Makes When Pruning Basil
Pruning is a crucial part of maintaining a healthy garden - especially if it includes basil. To ensure the greatest success, avoid making these common mistakes.
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The Best Time Of Year To Plant Zinnia Seeds, And How To Do It
Some flowers have a short window of time in which they can be planted, but zinnias can keep going throughout the season with a little planning.
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The Carnivorous Plant That Banishes Fungus Gnats From Your Home
Fungus gnats are annoying, but for some carnivorous plants, they make a tasty meal. Here's a succulent-like plant that can help you with your pest problems.
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This Popular Outdoor Structure From Costco Might Not Be Available For Long
Costco offers great deals on various products, but few things beat their outdoor section. Check out this popular structure shoppers love before it's gone.
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Lure Hummingbirds To Your Yard With A Bright Blue Flower They Can't Resist
Hummingbirds love bright flowers and excellent sources of nectar, so attract them to your garden with a stunning blue flower that will rebloom all summer.
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This Is How Often You Should Be Fertilizing Your Snake Plant To Avoid Overdoing It
Snake plants are low-maintenance in their requirements for sun, water, and fertilizer. Too much fertilizer can damage plants, so here's how to avoid that.
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One Clear Sign That Your Fruit Tree Is In Heat Stress (& What To Do About It)
Everyone feels some stress when the days get hot, but sometimes that heat stress can wreak havoc on your plants. Here's how to help them out in the heat.
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Inviting These 12 Birds To Your Yard Might End Your Cockroach Problem
Scientists have developed many ways to eliminate cockroaches, And still, the best option is to let nature solve it for you: attract these birds to your yard.
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How To Decide Which Fertilizer Is Best For Your Lawn
Picking a fertilizer isn't as simple as going to the store and grabbing a bag. There's a lot to know about what's best for your lawn, so we asked an expert.
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The Telltale Sign That Your Flower Bulbs Have Gone Bad
When it's time to break out your properly stored flower bulbs, the last thing you want is to realize they're no good. Here's how to tell if they've gone bad.
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Grow This Fresh-Smelling Tree To Add A Hint Of Lemony Fragrance To Your Yard
If you live in a warm climate or are looking for an interesting container plant that's pretty while also providing a fresh, lemony scent, check out this tree.
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The Dollar Tree DIY That Turns A Pencil Holder Into A Stylish Propagation Station
Dedicated plant propagating stations are abundant, but you don't need to spend all that money. Here's how to DIY one with a Dollar Tree pencil holder.
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DIY Features To Turn Your Backyard Into A Secret Garden Oasis
Are you yearning to turn your backyard into a secret garden? Creating one might be easier than you think with these cottagecore-approved DIY features.
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Don't Reuse Soil In Your Garden Without Considering This First
While you absolutely can reuse potting soil, there are a few things to keep in mind. House Digest's master gardener shared her best tips for success.
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Why You Should Attract Fireflies To Your Yard If You Have A Slug Problem
If you have a slug or snail problem in your yard or garden, attracting fireflies may help. Here's how these beautiful beetles can benefit your outdoor space.
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Why The Bathroom Is The Perfect Place To Grow A Cast Iron Plant
While the cast iron plant can adapt to grow in many areas of the home, find out why the bathroom may be the best place to put this unique houseplant.
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Why Fertilizer Could Cause A Problem For Growing Cucumbers
Fertilizer is essential for growing plants, but too much of a good thing can be dangerous - especially for your cucumbers, which suffer when over-fertilized.
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The Different Varieties Of Spurge Weed To Be On The Lookout For
Spurge isn't exactly a desirable weed to have in your lawn, but luckily, you can spot it more easily by knowing the common varieties to look for.
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This Beachy Mulch Alternative Is Beautiful But Can Have A Stinky Problem
The last thing you want when laying new mulch is a sudden odor issue in your yard, but that can happen when you use this specific type in your garden.
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How To Grow Zinnia Flowers From Cuttings To Fill Your Garden With More Fresh Blooms
Zinnias are a beautiful addition to any garden, and their stunning blooms can be easily spread with the help of some propagation. Here's how to do it.
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This Rarely-Seen Animal Could Be Emptying Your Bird Feeder At Night
Is your bird feeder getting emptied at night? This rarely-seen critter could be the one gobbling up all the birdseed before your feathered friends get to it.
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How To Get Rid Of Weeds In Your Garden
Getting rid of weeds in your garden is a lawn beautification task you need to develop into a regular routine - one that will also help prevent their return.
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Add A Touch Of Mystery To Your Garden With This Black Flower That Pollinators Love
If you want to add a touch of moody aesthetic to your garden, this striking variety of hollyhock not only looks beautiful, but attracts pollinators, too.
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10 Tips For Easily Repotting Your Favorite Plants
When it's time to repot your plants, be sure to take the proper steps to ensure your plant's health during the transfer. Here are some tips to keep in mind.
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Save Money On Expensive Alliums By Collecting Their Seeds. Here's How
Did you know members of the allium family can be grown from seed, rather than from a bulb? Here's how, plus how to collect their seeds after they bloom.
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