The Flowering Winter Annual You Don't Want In Your Yard (& How To Get Rid Of It)
This unassuming winter annual might look harmless or even cute at first. However, if you choose to ignore it, it could wreak havoc on your lawn come spring.
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The Houseplant You Should Be Sleeping Next To And Why
Houseplants can be a helpful addition to your space for plenty of reasons, but one common plant can do more than just bring a touch of greenery to your bedroom.
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What Every Gardener Should Know To Stop The Box Tree Moth In Its Tracks
Box tree moths can wreak havoc on your perfectly-sculpted boxwoods, but there are ways to stop the infestation and keep these notorious pests from spreading.
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The Pioneer Woman's Daughter Proves Bows Aren't Just For Presents This Christmas
As bows continue their popularity streak into the Christmas season, you'll wonder how to use them to get the desired effect; here's Alex Drummond's method.
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Sedum Ground Cover Winter Care Tips To Protect Your Plants
Sedums are known for being a low-maintenance ground cover, and it's true -- but a little extra winter care can help protect your plants and prepare for spring.
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The Fuzzy-Sounding Ground Cover That Will Add A Pop Of Yellow To Your Yard
If you're looking for a ground cover plant that's anything but boring, this uniquely textured option will bring bright blooms and a soft touch of whimsy.
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The Best Way To Care For Beautiful Plumbago In The Winter
Plumbago is cold-hard in warm climates, but that doesn't mean you can't grow it further north. Here's how to keep it healthy over the winter.
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Telltale Signs Your Camellia Tree Is Dying (& What To Do About It)
You may be starting to notice indications that your camellia tree is not completely healthy. We show you what signs to look for and how to prevent disease.
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Tips For Overwintering Caladiums To Save Them For Next Season
Caladiums are a beautiful addition to your garden, so it's important to follow the necessary overwintering tips to save them for next season.
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What To Do With Your Chinese Fringe Flowers During Winter
Despite their cold tolerance, Chinese fringe flowers (Loropetalum chinense) are vulnerable to damage in winter. Here's what you can do to protect them.
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Perennial Seeds You Can Sow After A Hard Frost For A Blooming Spring Garden
You may think that spring is the only time to plant seeds for gorgeous flowers, but some perennials need an extra step in the planting process.
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How To Easily Identify Plants & Trees From The Palm Of Your Hand
Whether you're taking on a previous homeowner's garden or going on a nature walk, here's how to identify what species a certain tree or flower is.
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The Pruning Trick That'll Revitalize Your Strawberries And Bring A Bigger Bounty
This pruning practice for June-bearing strawberries will give the plant the energy it needs to grow bountiful strawberries in the years to come.
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Attract Hummingbirds With Companion Plants For Their Beloved Sage
You may already have sage in your garden to attract hummingbirds, but some of its companion plants are of interest to hummingbirds too. Here are some options.
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Propagate African Violets From A Single Leaf Cutting For Stunning Houseplants
African violets make for beautiful houseplants, and they're easier to propagate than you may think. Here's how to grow a new one from a single leaf.
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Modern Design Tips And Tricks For Beaded Curtains In Your Home
Beaded curtains are a perfect fit for the bohemian chic home decor style. Here are some ideas for how to put them to good use when decorating your home.
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Why Sedge Grass Is Growing In Your Lawn (& How To Get Rid Of It)
Sedge grass looks like, well, grass. Yet, when it appears in a real grass lawn, sedge can stick out like a black thumb. Here's why it grew and how to stop it.
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Why The Fruit From Your Lemon Tree Looks Lumpy And What You Can Do About It
When your lemon tree produces gorgeous, smooth, yellow lemons year after year, finding lumpy fruits one day may startle you. Don't fret. Here's how to fix it.
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