How To Prepare And Protect A Newly Planted Tree During The Winter Season
Winter can be a tree’s toughest test, especially when it’s the new kid on the block. Luckily, a few simple additions will help it survive the frosty nights.
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What To Know About Honda's New Autonomous Zero-Turn Lawn Mower
This new high-tech autonomous lawnmower from Honda could be a game changer. It’s big and powerful and built for commercial use. But at what cost?
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How To DIY An Indoor Hydroponic Garden Using Empty Plastic Bottles
Ever wanted to try your hand at hydroponics? All you need to get started are some gallon-sized plastic bottles, some small plastic cups, and vegetable seeds.
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The One Spot No One Thinks To Spruce Up Before Guests Arrive
Before guests arrive, you scramble to get the house in near-perfect shape. But forgetting to clean this spot will make a bad first impression.
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The Easy Hack That'll Make Your Damaged Bottle Brush Tree Look Brand New
If you get out your beloved Christmas decorations and find that the cute bottle-brush Christmas trees are looking a bit flattened or bent, here's the easy fix.
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How To Protect Your Climbing Rose Plants From Frost During The Winter
Climbing roses are harder to cover for winter than their earth-bound counterparts. But following these simple steps will guarantee their protection from frost.
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The Common Gardening Practice That Can Actually Damage Your Property
If you're noticing reddish brown stains on your home, driveway, and fence, you're liking making this mistake with your outdoor garden practice.
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Your Outdated HVAC System Might Be Useless At Heating Your Home. Here's How To Tell
Worried about your HVAC unit? Uncover the signs that your dated unit is (or isn't) just blowing hot air and how to tell if it’s time to bring in the big guns.
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7 Zero-Waste Ways To DIY A Label For Your Glass Jars
You can DIY labels for your glass jars that we've deemed zero-waste by reusing things around the house or using items that are biodegradable.
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The Vining Houseplant That Can Thrive Even In Low-Light Areas
Using greenery to decorate your interiors is a wonderful way to give your home a natural feel. This sturdy vining houseplant can thrive indoors in low-light.
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How To Prevent Squash Bugs From Overwintering In Your Garden Soil
Squash bugs will readily overwinter in your garden if they're expecting another vegetable harvest come spring. Here's how to make them leave.
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The Lesser-Known Yard Tool That Could Make Leaf Cleanup Faster And Easier
A clever yard tool with a quirky name is gaining attention for making fall leaf cleanup smoother, faster, and far less messy than traditional bagging.
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Dollar Tree's New Tinsel Wreath Looks Like It Came From Anthropologie's Christmas Collection
With its fluffy look that mimics high-end decor and its customization options, Dollar Tree's tinsel wreath can give you Anthropologie vibes on a budget.
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Homeowner Turns Unfinished Basement Into Livable Space On A Budget
This savvy homeowner is turning basement blues into stylish views without breaking the bank. Here, you'll learn the secrets — from wall dressings to flooring.
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How To Winterize A Self-Watering Planter If You Can't Bring It Indoors
Self-watering planters run the risk of freezing during cold winter weather. Protect these pots with a few simple tricks if you can't move them inside.
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Say Goodbye To Traditional Hardware: This Kitchen Cabinet Trend Is Taking Over
Cabinet pulls and knobs are a small detail that make a big impact. Now designers are forgoing regular straight and circular hardware for this trendy look.
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Using This Kitchen Essential Is One Of The Best Ways To Remove Mold From Walls
A common kitchen staple may be the key to tackling small mold patches, offering a simple starting point for cleanup while keeping the process safe.
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24 Beautiful Entryway Designs To Make A Stunning First Impression
Your entryway is often the first room in your home that any visitor will see, so use it wisely and style it in a way that welcomes and wows family and friends.
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The Cool-Season Flower That Pairs Beautifully With Evergreen Shrubs
Brighten up your flower beds this year by planting a flower that blooms in cooler months, offering color next to your vibrant evergreen shrubs.
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IKEA's $5.49 Dinner Plates Look Straight Out Of A High-End Designer Catalog
IKEA's new dinnerware line replicates Williams Sonoma and Pottery Barn looks for less. These dishes feature beautiful expressive glaze and recycled materials.
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Try This Chic Shower Curtain Hack For An Instantly Elevated Look
A shower curtain can make or break a bathroom, and it's not always easy to find options that are both practical and stylish. This simple hack is the solution.
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Woman Uses Candy To Create The Sweetest Christmas Centerpiece On A Budget
Want a festive centerpiece that's easy on the wallet? Grab a large fish bowl, a smaller vase to fit inside, some classic festive candies, and faux foliage.
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Think Twice Before Pruning After A Rain. Here's Why
Pruning after a heavy rain might seem like a good time to tackle the task, but you can actually do a lot more damage to your plants during this time.
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Martha Stewart's Trick For Keeping Bird Seed Stored Away & Safe From Pests
For those that have bags of bird seed stored away for their birdfeeders, Martha Stewart offers a useful tip to assist with proper storage to avoid pests.
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The Simple Kitchen Ingredient That Will Banish Dog Odors From Your Home
This kitchen staple contains properties that actually remove dog odors, rather than mask them, while targeting bacteria that may be lingering in your home.
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Can Fix-A-Flat Safely Fix Your Lawn Mower Tire? Here's What You Need To Know
Fix-a-Flat is an aerosol product for quick and easy tire repair, but can you use it on tires other than your car's? Here's what the company and customers say.
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The Unexpected Benefit To Having Pesky Spotted Lanternflies In Your Yard
Since their arrival in the U.S. in 2014, spotted lanternflies have wreaked havoc on plant health. However, they benefit another garden insect we want around.
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