Telltale Signs Snakes Are Camping Out Under Your Deck
If you think a snake's living under your deck, you're probably right - it's a pretty common occurrence. Look for these telltale signs to be sure.
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The Biggest Mistake To Avoid When Growing Peppers In The Garden From House Digest's Master Gardener
While it's relatively easy and low-maintenance to grow peppers in your garden, there is one mistake you could make that will ruin your entire crop.
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What You Should Know Before Gardening In Loamy Soil
You've likely heard of loamy soil, which is often praised as the ideal growing medium, but what really makes it stand out in the gardening world?
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Don't Mistake These Lesser-Known Garden Pollinators For Pests
Everyone has heard of the common pollinators -- bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. But there are some lesser-known ones you'll want in your garden.
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What Your Waterlogged Lawn Is Trying To Tell You About Your Plumbing Problems
Correctly identifying problems around the home can save time and money. Here's what your waterlogged lawn is trying to tell you about your plumbing problems.
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The Gardening Mistake Everyone Makes When Growing Potatoes
When growing vegetables, giving them their preferred environment makes all the difference. This is the gardening mistake everyone makes when growing potatoes.
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The Stylish Hanging Planter Hack That Will Attract Colorful Birds To Your Yard
It's easy to make a DIY bird feeder with a spare planter or container. Learn the best type to use, and how to make the perfect bird feeder for your yard.
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Is Castile Soap The Answer To Spider-Mite-Free Houseplants?
Castile soap has many uses for cleaning our homes and bodies. We know it's also useful in the garden -- but can it get rid of spider mites on our houseplants?
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Prolong The Life Of Your Real Christmas Tree With This Simple Tip
Does your real Christmas tree often have dry, brittle needles? Try out this simple trick that will keep it healthy until the end of the holiday season.
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The Best Way To Coil Your Garden Hose To Keep It Free Of Tangles
Tired of untangling your hose every time you want to use it? Here are the proper storage tips you've been looking for.
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What Happens To Your Lawn When Fallen Leaves Are Covered By Snow
When that fall foliage hits the ground, should you leave the leaves or rake them before snowfall? Here's what to consider and how it can impact your lawn.
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The Hydrogen Peroxide Hack That'll Extend The Life Of Your Christmas Cactus
If you have a Christmas cactus that you've been tenderly caring for, here's how you can use hydrogen peroxide to ensure it will thrive for decades to come.
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Will Cauliflower Grow In Your Winter Garden? It Depends On The Temperature
Growing cauliflower is definitely do-able for a winter home garden, but you need to understand temperature. Here's everything you need to know.
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The Crucial Factor That Could Spell Doom For Your Blueberry Bush
One big planting mistake could ruin your investment in blueberry bushes along with your plans for your expected bounty of delicious berries.
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What You Should Know About Deterring Snakes In The Winter
Cold-blooded snakes don't have an easy time in the winter, and unfortunately, that makes the warmth of your home very inviting. Here's what you need to know.
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How To Make An Inexpensive Holiday Wreath For Your Door With Natural Materials
You don't need to buy an expensive holiday wreath for your door at the winter market if it's not in your budget. Instead, DIY one with materials in your yard.
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7 Signs You Have A Lawn Grub Problem On Your Hands
Grubs can hide underground and wreak havoc on your grass. Here are the signs you have an infestation in your yard and what you should do about it.
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The Simple Water Trick To Try Before Planting A Tree In Your Yard
Before planting a bare-root tree, try submerging the root ball in water to best promote hydration and prepare it for its new environment.
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What Makes Roses Such Difficult Plants To Grow In The Garden?
Though they're definitely nice to look at, roses can be difficult to grow in your garden. Here's why - and what you can do to ensure success.
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You Might Not Be Planting Your Mint At The Right Time Of Year (And Why It Matters)
The time you plant your mint is important, especially when it comes to pest activity. Outdoor and indoor gardening also makes a difference.
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What Are Edimentals? What To Know About The Newest Garden Trend
Gardening trends come and go -- but we all need to eat. That's why we love this new planting method with edimentals. Learn more about the technique here.
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Why Black Bugs On Your Bathroom Ceiling Are A Sign Of An Even Bigger Problem
Obviously, black bugs on your bathroom ceiling aren't aesthetically appealing, but they can also signify an even bigger problem. Here's what it is.
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Save Your Plastic Water Bottle To Grow An Endless Supply Of Garlic
Imagine the convenience of having a perpetual supply of fresh garlic at your fingertips. Now you can, while repurposing plastic water bottles at the same time.
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Leave The Deadwood In Your Yard To Attract This Stunning Bird
While you may be compelled to deal with the deadwood in your yard as quickly as possible, there's a benefit to having them there if you want to see this bird.
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Crucial Mistakes To Avoid When Pruning Tomatoes
Pruning your tomatoes helps them ward off disease and become more bountiful, but there is a science to how to do it. Here are the mistakes to avoid.
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The Best Way To Treat Your Grass This Winter For A Stunningly Green Lawn In Spring
Although lawn maintenance slows down in the winter, there's one thing you can do for your grass that will help it look lush once spring rolls around.
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Get Rid Of Weeds On Your Patio With A Natural Liquid You Already Own
If weeds are sprouting up between the cracks in your patio, try killing them with a household item you probably already have in your medicine cabinet.
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