This Common Pest Is A Major Threat To Your Avocado Tree
Spider mites can be a real blight on the popular avocado tree, so it's important to watch out for them and prepare methods to keep them out of your garden.
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Keep Your Peace Lilies Healthy All Winter With These Tips
With the proper indoor environment and a little bit of care, your peace lilies can thrive all winter long. Keep them healthy with these tips.
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Will Planting Basil Really Repel Snakes From Your Yard? Our Scientist Weighs In
When repelling pests from your yard, you might turn to natural methods like planting basil. But does this practice work on snakes? Our expert lets us know.
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Can Altering Soil pH Prevent Creeping Charlie And Impact Other Plants? House Digest's Master Gardener Explains
If you're dealing with invasive creeping Charlie, then you're likely wondering the best method to get rid of it. Is it altering the soil's pH? Let's find out.
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Avoiding This Mistake May Keep Your Avocado Trees Safe From Root Rot
Avocado trees are frequent victims of root rot, but avoiding this mistake while caring for them could help your trees live a longer, fruitful, rot-free life.
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Can Coffee Grounds Really Help Hostas Flourish? House Digest's Master Gardener Weighs In
Some believe that adding coffee grounds to the soil around a hosta plant can help it thrive. Discover what House Digest's Master Gardener has to say about this.
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What Is Keiki Paste And What Does It Do For Plants?
Whether you're new to gardening or a seasoned pro, keiki paste is a must-have tool in arsenal of any plant lover. This paste will help your garden thrive.
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How To Take Care Of Your Switchgrass Through The Winter
Switchgrass is a great addition to winter gardens, but how it fares depends on how much care and protection you give it from the elements.
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The Watering Mistake That May Be Killing Your Fescue Or Ryegrass Lawn
Rye and fescue, like any lawn grass, have specific watering requirements, and if they're not met, your lawn won't be as healthy or attractive as it could.
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10 Helpful Ways To Keep Groundhogs Out Of Your Garden
Dealing with groundhogs in your garden can sometimes feel like an endless struggle, but there are humane ways to prevent them from hanging around.
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How To Strategically Plant Bulbs In Fall For Maximum Bloom Appeal In Spring
It's important to think ahead about how you want your spring blooms to look when planting bulbs in the fall. Here's how to do so strategically.
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How To Safely Attach Hooks To Your Tree Without Killing It
Hooks are essential to attaching art or bird feeders to trees but can also be damaging to the trees if you don't observe some essential guidelines.
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The Best Time Of Year To Sow Milkweed Seeds For A Bountiful Butterfly Garden
Most gardeners know the importance of attracting pollinators. This is the best time of year to sow milkweed seeds for a bountiful butterfly garden.
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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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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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