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Instead of throwing out your banana peels, try freezing them. Keeping the peels this way preserves their nutrients so you can later use them in the garden.
Read MoreHanging baskets add texture and color to your room without taking up table or shelf space. However, many varieties are sensitive, which requires special care.
Read MoreSome fertilization techniques might deter rather than woo pollinators to your garden, no matter how many flowers your plants have. Learn which you should stop.
Read MoreIf you want bigger, better hydrangea blooms start with your plant's soil. There are ways to improve it in order to see better flower production.
Read MoreThink twice before you plant this pretty but fast-spreading perennial flower next to your rose bushes. It could make them very weak and sick.
Read MorePeat moss can be a controversial soil additive, but does it actually cause harm to your garden? For some plants with specific soil requirements, it might.
Read MoreAre mushy leaves appearing on your snake plant? This common disease could be plaguing what is an otherwise simple, low-maintenance house plant.
Read MoreAsh can be a beneficial additive in the garden if you're trying to reduce the acidity of your soil, but certain sources could cause more harm than good.
Read MoreOnce this deadly pest infects your backyard hardwoods, there is no cure and no way to save your tree. Here's what to look for to stop the spread.
Read MoreElectric and gas mowers each have their own unique pros and cons, but the size of your lawn is a major factor in determining which you should choose.
Read MoreIf you've been told to burp your cucumbers before eating them, we promise it's not a joke. There are reasons this is helpful and ways to avoid needing it.
Read MoreWhile weeding your flower beds can be quite satisfying, it's what you do with those weeds that really matters, especially if you want a healthy garden.
Read MoreFor big blooms come spring, there are a few things you can take care of in the fall. Just be sure to follow the correct steps at the right time.
Read MoreLooking to bring life to a waterlogged backyard? This towering oak variety could be the key to transforming damp soil into something worth showing off.
Read MoreWith cooler temperatures and less daylight, watering needs for plants change during fall. Whether watering is needed depends on the plant and its environment.
Read MoreInterseeding your lawn helps fill in patchy or thin areas with the existing grass type, but there's more to it than just sprinkling seed over the soil.
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