The Hardy Nut Tree With Lush Foliage That Thrives In Winter Temperatures
Nut trees are typically large, lush, and perhaps best of all, provide edible harvests. This nut tree has the added benefit of easily surviving cold weather.
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The One Box That Will Revolutionize The Way You Declutter Your Closet
This clever box idea will help you free up valuable space in your closet, while also ensuring that certain clothing items don't get misplaced or lost.
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Keep Your Home Smelling Fresh With The Help Of An Empty Jar
All you need is a glass jar, wooden reeds, and a few drops of essential oil. This clever reuse turns an empty jar into a chic, home-freshening win.
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I've Been DIYing Home Renos For 20 Years. Here's The Biggest Mistake I've Made With Laying Tile Floors
House Digest's Kyle Schurman, an experienced home renovator, talks about one of the biggest mistakes he's made while laying tile floors in a basement.
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How To Grow Bush & Pole Beans In Pots For A Nutritious Harvest That Keeps Coming
Don't have space for a huge garden? Growing container beans to pick all season long is easier than you think, as long as you get a few key conditions right.
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Keep Cluttered Cabinets Organized With A Smart IKEA Hack
IKEA is a treasure trove of storage ideas, and one product in particular has the ideal dimensions to organize everything from toiletries to pantry essentials.
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The Important Factor To Consider Before Building A Shed On Your Property
If you don’t consider this prior to building a shed on your property, you could end up being fined. You may even be required to demolish the structure.
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Use A Car Essential To Remove An Old Fence Post Without Digging
Need to remove a stubborn post from an old fence? A common tool typically used by car mechanics may make the job easier, especially if you lack strength.
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Marilyn Monroe Was An Avid Gardener — Here Are The Plants She Loved The Most
Did you know that Marilyn Monroe had a green thumb and loved her garden? Here are some of the plants and flowers that she adored and added to her own yard.
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The Unique 19th Century Home Design You Rarely See Anymore
Using unconventional materials, this 19th century home design encouraged communality, but it came with downsides due to awkward internal structures.
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Straight Or Staggered: How To Choose The Best Tile Layout For Your Space
The tile layout you choose depends on your budget, whether you want a quick and easy installation, and the aesthetic you’re striving for in your space.
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No Bird Bath, No Problem: The Easy Way To Provide Water Using An Old Jug
Fancy pedestal bird baths can be an expensive addition to a garden or patio. If you don't want to fork out big bucks, you can DIY one from a gallon water jug.
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Know The Signs Of Pipe Damage After Freezing Weather
While freezing weather might see you snug inside in front of the fire, the same can't be said for your pipes, which is why you want to know the signs of damage.
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14 Best Curtains & Blinds At IKEA, According To Customer Reviews
IKEA offers many options for curtains and blinds at an affordable price point, but these are the products that were most beloved by IKEA customers.
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The Disease-Resistant Rose Variety That Makes A Stunning Groundcover
Roses might be a surprising groundcover, but this low-growing variety works. Its pink blooms offer interest while its disease resistances promotes health.
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How To Turn Old Plates Into An Adorable Bird Feeder
Plates are among the most plentiful items at thrift stores, and this project turns them into the perfect hanging feeder to fill with seeds or other bird food.
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'Bigger Is Better' In This 2026 Wall Art Trend
A professional stager and interior designer predicts that trending wall art will be getting bigger in 2026, and she doesn't just mean in popularity.
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You're Using The Wrong Hangers In Your Coat Closet: Here's Why It Makes A Difference
Using these hangers for your coats can cause them to take up more space, not to mention resulting in misshapen coats and broken hangers.
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The Best Method To Clean Oven Glass Doors Without Leaving Scratches
Baked-on food often requires gentle abrasiveness that you can get from a pantry staple. Harsh scrubbers or scrapers can scratch the glass and cause damage.
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What Toilet Paper That Rich People Use Is Like
Dreaming of a bathroom that feels like a red carpet walk? We put a toilet paper brand to the test to see if it was really worth the Hollywood-level hype.
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15 Historic Home Features You Should Never Remodel
Many new homeowners' first instinct is to begin making huge changes to their houses, but if yours has these features, take a moment before you decide anything.
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How To Incorporate Mediterranean-Style Design In Your Kitchen
Dreaming of Mediterranean vibes? It can be as simple as adding a plant — or as bold as redoing your backsplash. Here’s how to bring in that sun-soaked style.
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Realtor Shares Glass Shower Door Feature That Everyone Seems To Hate: 'Oh Dear'
How do you turn on the shower without getting wet when you have a glass door? This feature aims to help — but utterly fails, according to commenters.
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The Heat-Tolerant Lavender Variety That Makes A Fragrant Border Plant
Lavender tolerates heat and drought well, but this variety weathers extremes exceptionally well. Its compact, upright growth makes it idea in borders.
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15 Items You'll Never Find In A Pro Chef's Kitchen
Since cooking can be tiring, it’s easy to be tempted by gadgets that promise to make it easier. But these 15 actually make things more difficult, pro chefs say.
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Costco's Highest-Rated Laundry Room Essentials From Appliances To Storage
Some of these Costco laundry essentials are loved by homeowners with pets, while others are great for large laundry loads and those tight on storage space.
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The Smart Upgrade Duo That May Help Lower Your Heating Costs In The Winter
Winter weather often means bone-chilling bills. Luckily, there are two home energy upgrades that work in tandem to keep you warm while lowering bills.
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