Crab Spider: The Beneficial Pest That Won't Leave Webs In Your Garden
Certain pests will actually improve the overall health of your plants. Consider keeping this beneficial spider that won't leave webs in your garden.
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How To Make Sure Your Astilbe Survives The Winter
To grow beautiful, healthy astilbe, you'll need to give it everything it needs to overwinter well. This includes protecting it from drying winter conditions.
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Beautiful Houseplants Joanna Gaines Keeps Around Her House
If you know anything about Joanna Gaines, you know that she loves greenery. Discover some of her favorite plants and where she displays them in her home.
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Why December's Birth Flower Makes The Best Holiday Decor & How To Style It In Your Home
Before holiday decorating, learning more about traditional Christmas decor is valuable. Check out December's birth flower and consider its decorative use.
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The One Thing To Be Cautious About When Decorating Houseplants With Christmas Lights
When you don't have space for a Christmas tree, turning to your houseplants just makes sense. But you must be careful decorating them with Christmas lights.
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The Brilliant Hack That'll Save You From Shoveling Your Snowy Driveway
Shoveling your snowy driveway can be a real pain, but with this genius TikTok hack, you'll barely have to lift a finger to ensure it's perfectly clear.
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Here's How You Could Reduce Powdery Mildew In Your Grass Using One Common Pantry Ingredient
Powdery mildew is an unsightly fungus that affects all sorts of plants, including your grass lawn. To combat it, consider using this pantry ingredient.
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The 15 Handiest Hacks To Take Care Of Snow And Ice Outside
In winter, you must be vigilant about clearing snow from walkways to avoid big piles or worse -- an accident. Here's the best 15 hacks to make handling it easy.
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The Common Mistake Everyone Makes When Deadheading Petunias
Knowing when and how to prune certain plants will make your garden bloom. Avoid this common mistake that everyone makes when deadheading petunias.
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Should You Use Rubbing Alcohol To Get Rid Of Yard Snakes?
If you're worried about yard snakes, you might have seen that rubbing alcohol can act as a natural deterrent. But how effective is it really?
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The Lawn Trimming Mistake That's Attracting Fleas And Ticks To Your Yard
If your yard is not properly cared for, it can become an ideal environment for fleas and ticks. Stop attracting these pests by avoiding a lawn trimming mistake.
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Are Metal Bird Feeders Safe To Leave Out In The Winter?
If you like keeping food out for local birds, you may have wondered if a metal feeder is safe for them when the temperatures drop. Here's what you need to know.
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The Best Kind Of Mulch To Prevent Weeds, According To Our Landscaping Expert
Is your weed growth getting out of control? We consulted with WikiLawn President Dan Bailey about the best type of mulch to cut this problem off at the roots.
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Deter Squirrels From Your Bird Feeder With The Treat Birds Go Nuts For
If you're sick of seeing squirrels raid your bird feeder, you might need to swap out the food inside to deter them. Here's a beneficial swap to try.
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The Least Harmful Ways To Kill Weeds In Your Lawn
Getting rid of weeds in your lawn can be difficult and frustrating. A lot depends on the type of weed you're dealing with, and the condition of your lawn.
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Why You'll Love (And Hate) Planting Red Creeping Thyme In Your Yard
While red creeping thyme can look beautiful and has some amazing benefits, there are also a few reasons why it may not be the best choice for your yard.
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When Is It Safe To Mow New Sod? Our Lawn Care Industry Expert Weighs In
Sod might look like a well-established lawn right off the bat, but you can't treat it like one. Here's when you can start mowing, according to our expert.
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Why You're More Likely To Find Snakes In Your Garage As Temperatures Drop
Snakes are more likely to try to move into your garage as the weather gets colder, and understanding why can help you keep them out of your space.
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The Unlikely Plant Martha Stewart's Gardener Says To Grow Next To Roses For Extra Color
If you're wondering what to plant next to your roses, you might try this unconventional pairing recommended by Martha Stewart's gardener.
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The 8 Best Ways To Keep Squirrels Out Of Your Home All Winter Long
Squirrels inside your house can cause a host of problems. These are eight of the best ways to keep squirrels out of your home all winter long.
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5 Grasses That Love Life In Well-Draining, Sandy Soil
If you live in an area with sandy but well-draining soil, it's crucial to choose the right grass for your lawn. Discover 5 types that love sandy conditions.
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How Much Space Do You Need Between Daffodils, From House Digest's Professional Gardener
Daffodils are known to multiply quickly and form small groups, an important factor to consider when planting. Here's how much space your bulbs need.
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The Surefire Way To Make Sure Your Plum Tree Produces Fruit
Deciding to grow a plum tree in your garden will send you visions of sweet fruits. However, your yield might suffer if you make this common pollination mistake.
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Is Using Christmas Lights To Keep A Hummingbird Feeder From Freezing A Good Idea?
If you want to keep your hummingbird feeder up all winter long, you need to ensure the nectar doesn't freeze. Christmas lights might be able to help.
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Use TikTok's Clever Hack To Give Your Floppy Plants Extra Support
If you have plants in your garden that are having a hard time standing up straight, here's an easy hack that will prevent them from flopping over.
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Can Baking Soda Really Keep Rabbits From Devouring Your Garden?
After pouring so much hard work into your edible garden, the last thing you want is rabbits eating your leafy greens. But can baking soda really stop them?
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Which Type Of Orb Weaver Spider Is Lurking In Your Garden?
While there are many different kinds of orb weaver spiders around the world, here are some common ones you may find hanging out around the garden.
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