How A Spoonful Of Sugar In Your Lawn Can Help Your Local Pollinators
Pollinating is a big job. Here's how you can support pollinators and create a thriving garden ecosystem with the help of sugar from your kitchen.
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Types Of Weed Killer To Consider Before Spraying In Your Yard
Dealing with weeds can be a pain, but as long as you know what kind of weeds you're dealing with, getting the right herbicide can make all the difference.
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Spiderwort: Everything You Need To Know Before Planting
Spiderwort can thrive in a wide variety of natural settings. Keep reading below for everything you need to know before adding spiderwort to your own garden.
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A Gardening Expert's Tips On Hiring The Right Gardener For Your Backyard Project
When you start dreaming up the perfect backyard garden it may seem easy to accomplish, until you get out there and realize you actually need help.
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What To Know About Greenhouse Kitchens Before Building One
Greenhouse kitchens satisfy that cottagecore craving in all of us. Here's what to know about greenhouse kitchens before building one yourself.
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How To Keep Ticks Out Of Your House
Ticks can be dangerous to people and animals alike, so it's important to keep them out of your home. Here's how to prevent ticks from entering your home.
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17 Evergreen Shrubs To Make Your Landscaping Look Great All Year
If you're ready to enhance your landscaping, picking the right shrubs can make a difference. These 17 options will give you a yard that looks great all year.
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How And When To Spray Your Yard For Ticks
It's coming up on tick season again, and we have a few helpful hints for keeping those pests out of your yard with pesticides and with natural remedies.
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How To Safely Clean Your Hummingbird Feeders
It's not only important to support migrating hummingbirds with appropriate food, it's imperative to keep the feeders clean for their health and safety.
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Topdressing Your Lawn Is The Easiest Way To Get Better Looking Grass
Topdressing is ideal when weeds grow faster than usual in your lawn and there are yellow or bald spots or squishy grass from when it was watered.
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The Simple Shoelace Hack For Making Sure Your Plants Stay Watered
It can be hard to find the time to water your plants. By using the simple shoelace hack, you won't have to worry about watering your plants again.
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Create A No-Dig Garden With This Clever Cardboard Box Hack
This no-dig trick involving cardboard can make starting a garden a whole lot easier. Here's how to put it to work anywhere.
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The Case For Throwing Used Matches In Your Garden
The bright side of this hack is that you can use the matches twice instead of throwing them out after the first use. Here's everything you need to know.
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You Should Really Be Watering Your Plants With Potato Water. Here's Why
Plants need feeding and nourishment in order to grow healthy and survive. Here's why you should really be watering your plants with potato water.
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Companion Plants That Will Thrive Alongside Sunflowers
If you plan to grow sunflowers this season, you may want to consider also planting certain plants that will thrive as companions to these large, happy flowers.
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How To Use Cattle Troughs As Raised Beds
If a wooden raised bed is too costly for your budget, a basic cattle trough may be the cost-effective solution you're seeking. Learn how to pull it off.
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What's A Pocket Garden And How Do You Create One In Your Outdoor Space?
If you're short on space but really desire flowers and vegetation in what little area you have, we've got a great way for you to make it happen!
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The Decorative Bag Hack That Protects Home-Grown Vegetables From Being Eaten
When growing fruit or vegetables there are several things that will affect the outcome of your crop. Check out the decorative bag hack that protects vegetables.
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The Simple Vinegar Trick That Will Turn Your Hydrangeas From Pink To Blue
With a bit of vinegar, you could actually turn your hydrangeas from pink to blue, but before you pour vinegar onto your plants, first learn how and how much.
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How And When To Direct Sow Seeds In Your Garden
Growing and eating vegetables from our home gardens is always such an accomplished feeling. Here's how and when to direct sow seeds in your garden.
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The Most Cost-Effective Vegetables You Should Be Growing In Your Garden
Vegetable gardening does more than offer delicious tasting food for your table, it allows you to save much of the money you'd otherwise waste at the store.
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What Is Succession Planting And How To Use It To Make The Most Of Your Garden Space
We want to help you get the most out of your planting schedule, so here are some crops for which you can use the succession planting method each season.
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Keep Fruit Flies Out Of Your Kitchen With Duct Tape
Fruit flies can be a huge nuisance in the kitchen. Learn how to trap and eliminate them with little more than a roll of duct tape and other household items.
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How To Use Hidden Pots To Create A More Flexible Garden
The beauty of this hack is that it makes rearranging your garden so simple -- be it for the season, weather, or you just want a new color palette.
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How And When To Move The Bird Nest In Your Yard
Many of us put a lot of effort into attracting birds into our yards. But when a nest is in an inconvenient or even dangerous location, what should you do?
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5 Fast-Growing Herbs To Grow In Your Garden This Year
While you can encourage rapid growth for any herb through proper environments, pruning, and fertilization, some plants are naturally fast growers.
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What Is The Difference Between Monoecious And Dioecious Plants?
A lot goes into growing a healthy garden, and that includes knowing how plants reproduce. Here's what you need to know about monoecious vs. dioecious plants.
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