The WD-40 Hack That May Kill Prickly Weeds In Your Yard
Given its 2,000 or so uses, WD-40 is quite the handy product to have in your toolbox, but did you know it could also work in the yard? Specifically, on weeds.
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The Different Types Of Terrariums (And Which Is Right For You)
Terrariums are the perfect indoor addition for displaying greenery in style. Here are the two types to choose from and what you need to know about each.
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15 Ways To Incorporate Lush Ideas From The Castle Of Versailles Gardens
With one of the most elaborate gardens in the world, Versailles is hard to top -- but anyone can take some inspiration from the palace to elevate their yard.
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How Plant Respiration And Photosynthesis Affect Air Quality In Your Home
We all know that plants are good for the air, but how does this apply in the home? Here's how photosynthesis and respiration impact your air quality indoors.
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Make A Succulent Wreath To Brighten Your Home With Less Effort
Wreaths aren't just for Christmas -- get creative with this DIY succulent wreath that will add a beautiful touch to your home at any time of year.
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The Best Kind Of Wildflower To Grow Indoors
While wildflowers thrive in natural environments, it's still possible to bring their beauty to your home. Here are some of the best species to grow indoors.
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Grow Better Tomatoes With The Simple Trenching Method
If you've always used the same method to grow tomatoes, give trenching a try. Less digging and a healthier plant with robust roots; what's not to love?
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Why You'll Want To Mulch Around Your Tomato Plants
While many might focus on its decorative features, mulch does much more for a garden than complete the landscaping. Just ask tomatoes about what mulch can do.
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How To Turn Your Garden Into A Dragonfly Habitat
You can transform your backyard into an oasis for yourself, as well as provide an ideal water habitat for the dazzling insect aerialists known as dragonflies.
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30 Common Garden Weeds And How To Identify Them
Weeds are famous for growing just about anywhere under just about any conditions. Proper identification is key to knowing what to do about them.
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Revive Your Home's Beautiful Flower Displays With Just Baking Soda And Water
Nothing lasts forever, but it's tragic when your home's beautiful flower displays start wilting. Luckily, water and baking soda are all you need to revive them.
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What To Do When Your Air Plant Turns Brown
Air plants are unique from other houseplants because they don't have roots or need soil to survive. Here is what to do when your air plant turns brown.
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Three Sisters: Indigenous American Companion Planting To Use In Your Garden
Looking for a garden trio that provides variety and a bountiful harvest? Find out why companion planting the Three Sisters is still done today.
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The Sunny Garden Feature That Will Automatically Boost Your Home's Value
How do you give your home value a boost in the right direction? Follow the sun to create (or emphasize) a garden that will encourage many buyers to pay more.
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The Best Statement House Plants To Own If You Don't Have A Green Thumb
If you are having bad luck growing house plants, you don't need to forego them completely. Here are the best statement plants if you don't have a green thumb.
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The Best Way To Repair Patches On Your Lawn
The lawn has a huge impact on a home's curb appeal. If yours is looking out of whack, here's how to repair patches and brown spots with ease.
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Here's How To Make DIY Chalk Paint With One Simple Baking Soda Addition
Making chalk paint is incredibly easy and can have a lasting impact on your space. Learn the best way to mix your own chalk paint using a pantry mainstay.
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The Best Places To Hang Plants In Your Home
Plenty of empty spaces in your home yearn for a plant, but you'll need to make sure your selection will look good and can thrive and grow in those spots.
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Do Venus Flytraps Actually Help With Bugs Around Your Home?
There's no doubt the Venus flytrap is one of the world's more intriguing carnivorous inhabitants. But, do they actually help with bugs around your home?
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The Easiest Roses To Grow That Will Give Your Garden A Low-Maintenance Upgrade
If you're a beginner in the garden but want to see all of the beautiful benefits of roses, check out these beautiful, easy-to-care-for varieties.
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5 Ways To Support Your Tomato Plants
Tomatoes are certainly one of the most commonly grown backyard vegetables and there are many ways to make sure your plants stay safely elevated.
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The Difference Between Saltwater And Regular Pools
Saltwater vs. chlorine is one of the most important decisions you have to make regarding your backyard pool. So, what's the difference and which is best?
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The TikTok Gardening Hack That Will Help You Easily Plant More In Less Time
Planting numerous flower bulbs for a large spring garden can be hard work. Use this TikTok hack to save time and give your achy muscles a break!
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Last Frost Dates Vs. Soil Temperature: Which Is More Important When Planting Your Garden?
There are several factors to take into account when you are planting your garden, including last frost dates and soil temperature. But which is more important?
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Can You Grow Truffle Mushrooms At Home?
If you're a foodie, you probably know how delicious truffle mushrooms are. But did you know you can grow them at home? Here's how to grow truffles yourself.
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How Cotton Balls Can Make Your Cut Flowers Last Longer
In addition to the commonly known uses of cotton balls, they can also be used in some of your cut flower arrangements to make them last longer.
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What To Do When You Find Rodents In Your Soil
Finding rodents in your yard is never a good sign. However, DIY-savvy homeowners can take care of a rodent problem using these simple steps.
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