Are you unknowingly inviting mosquitoes into your yard? Here's why you should avoid growing this popular flower and how to remove it to protect your property.
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Looking for minimum effort, maximum reward in your yard? Plant these perennial vegetables that will keep coming back year after year with new harvests.
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It's not too late to plant for spring. These fast-growing veggies can be planted in June for an easy and speedy harvest so you can still get growing.
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Unfortunately, your apple and peach trees can attract all sorts of pests that can cause major damage, but you can shake things up with this one simple solution.
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Who knew an old fruit basket could be repurposed into a little flower garden? Discover how to make a charming tiered planter with this fun project.
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Starting sweet potatoes indoors is an easy way to get a head start on your garden before the end of winter, but is using water or soil better?
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If your bird feeders are empty, your plants are damaged, and your yard is overrun with rodents, consider planting some of these squirrel-deterring plants.
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Artificial turf may be an appealing option due to its low maintenance requirements. But, there are some downsides to a synthetic lawn that you should consider.
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Eliminating weeds can often be done naturally, but sometimes it's necessary to bring out the big guns. Here's what to know before using weed killer.
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Hot or cold composting might seem like a simple distinction, but the difference is actually more complex than a simple change in temperature.
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The green drenching garden trend is growing in popularity. Here's everything you need to know about what it is and how to incorporate it in your yard.
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Adding flowers to your garden might be the most common way to attract pollinators, but a slice of overripe fruit can also help to lure them in.
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Did you know the tomato cages that everyone uses aren't the best option? Explore the downsides of tomato cages and healthier support alternatives.
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Borage can act as an excellent companion to many different plants in the garden, but it's an especially great choice when paired with cucumbers.
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Chaos gardens are all about creating natural-looking garden beds full of texture, color, and shape, and this popular native flower checks all of the boxes.
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Inch plants (also known as zebra plants or wandering dude) are fairly easy to grow, but if you make these simple mistakes, it could lead to major problems.
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Texas is known for a climate that can be hot, dry, and humid, but our lineup of plants has no trouble growing, and even thriving, in these conditions.
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Finding ground cover that will thrive in shady spots can be a struggle, but this fragrant floral choice is the perfect low-maintenance pick.
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It's essential to know the flowers in your garden and maintain them properly. If you haven't been deadheading these flowers, do so to reap maximum blooms.
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Grains are a standard in bird feed mixes, but should rice be one of them? Experts weigh in on whether this pantry staple belongs in your bird feeder.
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Learn how to jazz up an ordinary planter using old marbles. The end result is guaranteed to elevate your space, plus bring a little texture.
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Want to supercharge your garden with an eco-friendly hack? These 12 flowers thrive with the addition of coffee grounds for vibrant blooms and lush growth.
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Consider this tropical houseplant for your home decor. It requires only partial sunlight, and its pink hue adds some bright, natural color to a bland space.
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If you're an avid gardener, a collection of plastic plant pots can soon mount up from all those trips to the nursery. Make use of them with these handy ideas.
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No one likes to have a muddy yard — especially if you have children or dogs who track it inside. This surprisingly easy yard hack gets rid of the mud.
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If you love lavender but live in a climate that's too hot for it, consider growing a similarly eye-pleasing plant in its place. Here's a promising option.
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While you can use a circular saw or a rotary hammer to cut pavers, we spoke with an expert who explains if you can do the same with a tile saw.
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