The Easy Alternative To Worm Castings That Will Keep Your Sunflowers Happy
Towering sunflowers swaying in the breeze are a symbol of happy days, and they are pretty easy to grow whether you use worm castings or this alternative.
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If Hummingbirds Are Avoiding Your Yard, You Might Be Guilty Of One Simple Mistake
Have you tried attracting hummingbirds to your yard with little success? Find out the simple reason they may be avoiding your yard and what to do about it.
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Is It Possible To Deadhead Your Flowers Too Much?
Deadheading can help keep your flowers looking great, but can you do it too much? Find out when you should and shouldn't deadhead your flowers.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Wild Cucumber For Privacy
When you want to create some privacy, selecting a fast-growing vine to cover a support is a great option -- unless you're thinking of planting wild cucumber!
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Make A Unique Succulent Ball For Your Garden With A Simple DIY
If you're a succulent lover and want to create a unique display, you might want to use this simple DIY to make a conversation-worthy feature for your yard.
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Grow One Common Root Vegetable With Zucchini For Healthy Soil & A Flavorful Harvest
Zucchinis are often the stars of a summer vegetable garden, but they can easily be paired with delicious root vegetables so you can enjoy a bountiful harvest.
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The Toilet Paper Hack That Might Help Keep Mosquitoes Away
This easy solution made from common household supplies can keep the mosquitoes away this summer, and smells far better than most drugstore bug spray.
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Create A Stunning Succulent Arrangement With Just A Few Simple Supplies
Looking for a new way to display succulents? Try this creative DIY planter, which uses a few simple supplies to create a stunning succulent plant display.
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The Natural Solution You Can Whip Up To Easily Deter Squirrels From Your Yard
Squirrels are cute little critters, but they can become a nuisance if they're always in your yard. This natural solution offers a cheap and humane deterrent.
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The No Effort Seed Hack That Actually Works Wonders
The internet is full of gardening hacks, but we've got one for you that makes germinating seeds shockingly quick and easy. No special equipment required.
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Transform Your Old Pans Into A Hanging Garden
Before you toss out old pans, consider the options to upcycle them into something new. This hanging garden plant holder made from a pot is a perfect example.
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Why You Should Start Sprinkling Eggshells Around Your Tomato Garden
Tomato plants can be surprisingly finicky for some gardeners. Consider sprinkling eggshells around your plants if you suspect poor soil quality is the culprit.
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The Secret To Getting Plants To Germinate Is Hiding In Your Kitchen
If you have tough seeds that are resisting germination, a game-changing and cheap ingredient is more than likely already in your kitchen cupboard.
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The Spot In Your Garden That Leaves Lavender Way Too Exposed
Whether you've already planted lavender, or are considering adding it to your garden, there are some important considerations when it comes to placement.
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The Garden Pest You Can't Afford To Ignore
Not all garden bugs are helpful creatures like pollinating bees and butterflies. Some pests can cause grave damage to your soil and plants.
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The No-Dig Trick For Tackling Weeds Is Already In Your Garage
Weeds have a way of taking over your garden and ruining the aesthetic. Use a basic tool you already have in your garage to get rid of them with minimal effort.
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Turn Up The Heat To DIY A Lovely Faux Tree Planter For Nearly Nothing
DIY decor lets you create unique pieces. This faux tree project turns up the heat with beautiful, blooming results that will elevate your home.
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Help Your Rosemary Plants Thrive With One Simple Addition To The Soil
If you love with your rosemary but are having some trouble with it, it may be because of the soil. This one addition to the soil will help your plant thrive.
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Use Tile Scraps To Keep Your Potted Plants Happy And Thriving
Tile scraps can come in handy for the health of your potted indoor and outdoor plants. This simple hack has lots of benefits for you and your greenery.
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How To Prep Your Lawn For Pool Season So It Doesn't Die
You must take lawn prep seriously prior to pool season. Without taking these steps, the grass under your pool is less likely to survive the summer.
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Here's What You Can Do With An Old Mattress That's Too Far Gone To Donate
Time to get rid of a worn or stained mattress? Even if it can't be donated, it doesn't have to end up in a landfill. Here's how to repurpose it.
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The Outdated House Plant That's Still In Everyone's Home
Houseplants bring life, texture, and color to your space, but there's one plant that's outdated. Find out if this overly used plant is in your home.
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The Unexpected Vegetable Pairing Perfect For Small Gardens
Want to grow some vegetables but short on space? Check out this plant pairing that will help keep your small garden contained while still providing tasty food.
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The Clever Take Away Container Hack That Makes Moving Plant Cuttings Easy
Moving plant cuttings safely and effectively can sometimes be difficult. However, there's a clever take away container hack that makes this process easy.
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The Best Variety Of Strawberries To Grow In Your Container Garden
You can have flourishing strawberry plants even in a container garden. This particular variety thrives in small spaces, producing lots of fruit.
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Adding A Kitchen Island? Don't Miss This Extra Great (& Comfy) ROI Opportunity
If you're looking to update your kitchen, adding an island is a great way to provide style and function. But don't forget to include this extra detail as well.
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The Safest Way To Repot Growing Tomato Plants For An Abundant Harvest
Whether you're a tomato plant novice or veteran, ensuring you know the proper steps for repotting your plants can be the key to a good harvest.
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