7 Signs June Bugs Are Destroying Your Plants
June bugs are kind of cute ... but not when they're feasting on your beloved plants. These signs may indicate you have an infestation above and below ground.
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Stories By Bri Ahearn
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Don't Throw Out Old Milk Jugs: 14 Genius Hacks To Reuse Them In Your Garden
After you've enjoyed the last of the milk, don't just toss that jug in recycling bin! There are lots of ways to upcycle this tough plastic around the garden.
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The Kitchen Essential That Makes Cleaning Your Garbage Disposal A Breeze
Garbage disposals can accumulate various buildup over time and cleaning them is notoriously hard. This common kitchen ingredient makes the task easier.
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The Beautiful Flower You Might Want To Avoid If You Prefer To Keep Rabbits Away
Rabbits are adorable, but not when they're eating your plants and flowers. This one flower may be attracting rabbits to your yard. Here's what to do about it.
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The Companion Herb That Can Naturally Deter Hornworms From Your Tomato Plants
The spotted tomato hornworm feeds on both the leaves and the fruit of tomatoes, but growing your tomatoes next to this herb will help keep these pests away.
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If You Have Pets, You Should Reconsider Using This Popular Squirrel And Pest Deterrent
Pet owners beware: this popular squirrel and pest detterent could affect your furry friends. Learn why it's not the safest choice and signs to watch for.
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Don't Make This Huge Mistake With Your Wood Furniture
Wood furniture may have a timeless look, but it will only remain in good condition through the years if you avoid making this common mistake.
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What Polywood Furniture Is Actually Made Of (& Is It The Right Choice For Your Home?)
Is polywood furniture the ideal for your patio? Learn what this innovative material is made of and explore its durability and if it's right for your space.
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DIY Your Ugly Basement Support Poles Into A Cat-Friendly Scratching Post
Basement support poles are certainly necessary, but they are often ugly eyesores. Make yours more functional with this DIY cat scratching post.
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Why You Might Think Twice Before Using Suet To Attract Birds To Your Yard
While suet is a good high protein option to feed birds in your yard, it comes with one main downside. Discover what it is and what to do about it.
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18 Plants That Keep Ticks Out Of The Yard
Plants serve many purposes, like attracting pollinators, but this list of beautiful species has a very important job -- repelling disease carrying ticks.
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The Vinyl Fence Colors That Hide Dirt Best (And The Ones That Don't)
Vinyl fencing is fairly easy to clean, but that doesn't mean it's not a chore. Go longer between cleaning sessions by choosing a color that disguises dirt.
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The Cleaning Essential You Should Never Use On Fine China
It doesn't take much to damage fine china. Even this household cleaning essential could scratch and scuff your delicate dinnerware if you aren't careful.
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Why Crawfish Mounds Are Popping Up In Your Yard
While crawfish likely won't cause any major damage to your yard, their mounds can be unsightly and an obstacle for lawnmowers. Here's why they're there.
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The Genius Pool Noodle Hack That Keeps Drawer Organizers Firmly In Place
Drawer organizers are incredibly useful, but they can also be a nuisance if they're always sliding around. Fix the problem with this pool noodle hack.
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Those Strange Black Dots On Your Windows Are Actually A Fungus. Here's What To Do About It
Have you ever noticed those strange black dots on your windows? They're actually a fungus, but there are several things that you can do about it.
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Drive Ticks Away From Your Yard With The Help Of A Simple Landscaping Trick
Keeping ticks away from your yard makes it safer to enjoy the outdoors. Learn one simple landscaping trick that could help discourage ticks from entering.
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What Is DEET Bug Repellent & What's The Safest Way To Use It In Your Yard?
You're bound to see DEET when shopping for popular bug repellents, but this common ingredient can harm the plants in your yard if not used carefully.
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The Common Cleaning Agent You Should Never Use On Outdoor Furniture
There's one common cleaning product that's great for tackling grease, scuffs, and stains on various surfaces, but your outdoor furniture isn't one of them.
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Transform Your Vinyl Collection Display With A Dollar Tree Essential
If you're a fan of vinyl records you probably struggle with ways to show off all of your hard-found records, but Dollar Tree might have the solution.
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The Coastal-Inspired Garden Look You Can Easily DIY
Craving coastal calm? This easy DIY project shows you how to bring a relaxed, ocean-inspired look to your garden using just a few key materials.
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Why Do People Use Cornstarch To Keep Ants Away (And Does It Really Work)?
Cornstarch is a popular baking ingredient used in sauces or stews, but some people are using it in their home or garden as an all-natural way to keep ants away.
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The Unmistakeable Smell That Means Odorous Ants Are Living In Your Home
Odorous house ants are easily identifiable by — you guessed it — their smell. Here's what to look out for if you suspect they've made their way into your home.
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DIY A Patriotic Doormat Using Super Affordable Materials
Celebrate the Fourth of July and the joys of summer with this patriotic, America-themed doormat that you can easily create with just a few materials.
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Give Any Mesh Office Chair A Fresh Look With A Quick DIY
Mesh office chairs are pretty common, making it likely you already have one. Give it a fresh look with this quick and colorful DIY project.
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The Dollar Tree Find That Makes Organizing Kitchen & Bathroom Essentials A Breeze
Keeping your kitchen and bathroom organized can be trickier than it seems. Luckily, this Dollar Tree find offers an affordable storage solution.
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Don't Pass Over Thrift Store Plates — Upcycle Them Into Garden Pavers
Plates are one of the most common thrift store finds. Give them a new life by using them as a material in this simple and creative DIY paver project.
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