Danielle Ramos-Sullivan
School
St. Francis College
Expertise
Gardening, Organizational Home Tips, Cleaning Hacks
- Danielle is an award-winning writer who has won Best Column by the Parenting Media Association several times and has received Silver and Gold awards from the PMA's for over 10 years in a row.
- She has always had a green thumb and prides herself on growing tomatoes well into November in New York City.
- Her home is truly her favorite place to be and she feels most at peace when it's organized and free of clutter, and she can delve into the wonder of writing poetry and essays. Danielle believes that your home should be an extension of who you are and also make you feel warm and fuzzy.
Experience
Danielle has worked in publishing as a writer and editor for over two decades and has held every title from Editorial Assistant to Editorial Director. She specializes in lifestyle and women's health and has written for New York Parenting, SurvivorNet, Disney's Babble, ASPCA, New York Family Magazine, Midwifery Today, Mommy Poppins, Brooklyn Paper, and several other publications and websites.
Education
Danielle has a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from St. Francis College in Brooklyn Heights.
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Stories By Danielle Ramos-Sullivan
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Aphids are the bane of every gardener's existence. However, there is a fragrant, beautiful solution that will keep them off your zucchini and make it thrive.
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Cast iron pans are incredibly versatile, but they do require a very particular maintenance routine. To keep them in top shape, avoid these cleaning mistakes.
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If you bring a lunch box to work or school, chances are you've forgotten to empty it at least once. Fortunately, there's an easy way to eliminate odors.
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The next time you're at an estate sale, think twice before you buy that cheap sofa. It might be tempting, but there's a pretty terrifying reason to avoid it.
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Propagating a plant is an easy way to increase the number of your houseplants. For this one, you'll only need a bit of water in a jar to see it multiply.
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If you're looking to make your yard into a hummingbird haven, just keep in mind that their biggest predator might already be living with you.
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Staking new trees is often required to give the plant support as it gets established. But be sure to remove the stakes at the right time for the best results.
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Ivy on your home's exterior can create a charmingly natural look but can lead to water and even structural damage if you let it grow into a certain area.
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If you love birds, you've likely made your yard as inviting as possible. You've got food, water, and shelter, but have you thought of painting your porch red?
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Caring for orchids and making sure they receive the right nutrients can be a challenge. Luckily, an easy solution can be found right in your kitchen.
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You might have heard of this bizarre hack to remove super glue from your skin. If so, you might want to think twice before trying it. Here's why.
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Hiding your microwave in your kitchen can offer interesting benefits, both practical and aesthetic. Joanna Gaines provides a clever storage tip to do just that.
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Hair dye stains are pretty much inevitable when you dye your hair at home, and they can be hard to remove. One common household item, however, can work wonders.
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If squirrels are ruining your bird-watching by stealing food from your bird feeder, there's one surprising tactic to try that may deter these seed thieves.
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Oak trees are great to have on your property for a variety of reasons, so you'll want to address any defoliation immediately. Here's what the cause might be.
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Veggies can be a tempting treat for animals and insects, but if you want to keep your green onions safe, match them with this cheery flower.
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Jade plants are resilient and a great choice if you're a newbie plant parent, but it's still possible to overwater them, so be on the lookout for these signs.
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Daffodils are a classic bloom that brightens up any garden, but you can hinder their growth if you make these mistakes when planting them.
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Bed bugs are every sleeper's worst nightmare, and if you want to avoid an infestation, then stay away from these colors in your bedding.
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Mice may be cute, but they can damage your plants and may even try to make their way into your home. You can keep them away with this low-maintenance plant.
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Maggots love food particles, which makes your kitchen a prime breeding ground. Find out how elusive maggots can be and what you can to do to keep them away.
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There's nothing like watching seeds you planted yourself sprout and grow, but if it seems to be taking a while, it could be you're forgetting a critical step.
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If you want to organize your garden to ensure you're maximizing your fruit and veg output, pair up this fruit with asparagus for ideal results.
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There are already plenty of reasons to grow rosemary, given scent and culinary uses, but having it in your garden can deter a few unwanted visitors, as well.
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It may sound odd, but a potato can be very useful for cleaning many items in your home. Here's our hack for getting your glass shower doors spotless.
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Issues with neighbors can easily arise, especially if their plants are encroaching on your property. Here are some strategies to deal with an overhanging tree.
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Keeping certain kitchen essentials on your countertop may make cooking more convenient, but this decision can also have unintended consequences.