Joanna Marie
School
London Metropolitan University
Expertise
Home Improvement, Gardening, Home Repairs
- Joanna's work is lauded for her hands-on, problem-solving approach, helping readers tackle common home and garden problems.
- Whether she's explaining how to fix a leaky faucet, maintain a flourishing garden, or transform an underused space into something beautiful and functional, she enjoys delivering practical and aesthetically pleasing solutions for the modern homeowner.
- When she isn't writing, she's often found exploring new home improvement stores or in her own garden.
Experience
Joanna began her career by managing large-scale development events before moving into content marketing. She is always looking for fresh inspiration and new solutions to common homeowners' problems. She has a relentless passion for improving home life and solving everyday issues. She's worked in the content marketing field for over 10 years, having worked for various marketing agencies, including Mighty Scribes and Social Swag. Joanna also runs her own hair and beauty blog, providing solutions to common beauty and lifestyle topics.
Education
Joanna graduated with honors in International development studies and Spanish from London Metropolitan University.
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Stories By Joanna Marie
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Torpedograss likely isn't what you want to see spreading through your yard. We've narrowed down the best method for getting rid of this fast-growing weed.
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There are several signs you need to look out for when checking your trees for boxwood blight. What can do to manage and prevent this condition?
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Certain flooring options are better for your home's resale value than others. Learn about the best flooring options for your home's resale value and their ROI.
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Trimming and pruning are both essential for proper tree care, but timing and various other conditions determine which is correct for the occasion.
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Roaches are a notoriously difficult infestation to end, but could hydrogen peroxide be the insecticide answer to your prayers?
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It might seem like an odd choice to make at first, but there's an excellent reason to dry out used coffee grounds and place them downstairs.
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Stumps are not typically considered attractive components of the modern backyard. Fortunately, there are at least a few methods to safely remove them.
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For homeowners, termites can be a complicated and tenacious adversary. Here's some guidance on keeping them from eating everything you own that's made of wood.
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Grass is fine, but we shouldn't always treat it as if it's the end-all-be-all of lawns. Here's a plant that offers benefits grass can't always compete with...
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Fantasy Brown may seem aptly named as if something out of a dream. However, it's a very real option for people looking to update or create their dream kitchen.
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If you're noticing cracks in your walls and wondering how to respond, there's one tip that you should observe as it could put your mind at ease.
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If you're deciding on a material to use for your floors, take a hard look at engineered hardwood and its multiple methods of installation.
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Sometimes you buy a new gizmo, use it once, and forget about it, but that odds of that scenario unfolding with a rotary tool are pretty low.
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Soapstone and quartz countertops vary in durability, color, and texture. Do these differences affect their installation cost? Here, we discuss which is cheaper.
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Assorted styles and materials bring different cleaning challenges to the table -- and hardwood and carpeting are certainly no exception.
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Dumb cane is a common house plant and it definitely looks visually stunning, but you might want to consider not growing it indoors. Here's why.
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Putting a duvet cover on can be a very frustrating task, but it doesn't have to be, all thanks to this surprising pool noodle hack. Here's how to do it.
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Before getting rid of your old hardwood floors, why not repurpose them throughout the house? There are endless ways wooden floors can be recycled.
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Learn how to keep your camellias flowering year after year. Learn how to fertilize camellias, as well as how to prune them and prevent camellia disease issues.
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When spring comes around, you probably start looking around at your lawn and wondering when to start mowing it. Here's how to determine the best time.
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Lambsquarters is a common weed known for its rapid growth and fierce competition with other plants. Here's how to prevent it from overtaking your garden.
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It sounds simple, but there are multiple factors involved in keeping your power tools functioning. Before your next project, give your tools a status check.
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It may sound challenging to dive into a bathroom renovation, but there are some easy ways to determine what type of ceramic tile your shower needs.
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Growing grass from seed can be a tricky endeavor, but there's a crucial ingredient (aside from water and sun) that may help.
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Finding this weed sprouting up in your yard is a clear sign you need to spring into action. If you don't get rid of it immediately, it can take over your lawn.
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Invasive green foxtail weeds can be a huge nuisance in your yard or garden. Luckily, there's one particular natural ingredient that can keep it at bay.
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If you're trying to get rid of crabgrass without harming the rest of your lawn, consider this specialized technique used by the pros.