9 Foolproof Ways To Protect Your Garden From Deadly Winter Salt Damage
Salt is a necessary evil during the winter, but it can wreak havoc on your garden. Here is how to protect your plants while de-icing your sidewalks.
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What Really Happens To Your Garden During Periods Of Excessive Rain
Gardens love to get a good soaking, but not if that ends up being a torrential pour that lasts a few days. Here's what happens during periods of excessive rain.
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Common Mistakes That Are Sure To Kill An Orchid
Orchids are beautiful and ornamental, but they're also finicky. If you're determined to master them, here are some common mistakes to avoid while tending them.
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Simple Tricks That Will Make Any Drooping Hydrangea Thrive Again
Hydrangeas are beautiful statement flowers, but they make less of an impact when they begin to droop. Here are a few ways to fix that problem.
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Mistakes To Avoid When Deadheading Your Garden's Flowers
Deadheading helps your flowers bloom all summer long, and it seems pretty easy on paper. But there are some common mistakes you should avoid.
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The Best Drainage Materials To Relieve Your Plants Of Excess Moisture
Do you keep over-watering your plants? If you're struggling with root rot, consider adding these drainage materials to your pots to help you with aeration.
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14 Surprising Ways You've Been Killing Your Grass Without Knowing It
As any homeowner will tell you, taking care of your lawn can be tricky. But sometimes we're killing it without even knowing. Here is what to avoid doing.
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Why You Should Be Using Honey In Your Garden
We know honey is good for us in many ways, but did you know that honey is also beneficial for your garden? Learn how to use honey to fertilize plants and more!
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Useful Tips To Keep Your Lawn Green Even If You Have Dogs
Dogs are an important part of the family, but it's no secret they can wreak havoc on your lawn. Here is how to keep your yard green even with pups around.
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Here's How You Can Bring Your Dying Lawn Back To Life
If your lawn has dead spots, there are a few DIY tricks to fix the problem and revive your lawn. Here are our best tips for bringing a dying lawn back to life.
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9 Birds You Do Not Want To See In Your Yard
Even if you're a bird lover there are some birds you may not want in your yard, either because they're pests, they're messy, or they harbor pests and diseases.
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The Best Irrigation Systems For Flower Beds
Have you just planted a series of lovely flower beds, but are now wondering how to best water them? Here are all the irrigation systems you can choose from.
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Plants You Shouldn't Grow Right Next To Your House
Landscaping adds some major curb appeal, but certain plants can wreak havoc on your house if planted too close. Here are the ones to avoid at all costs.
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Different Types Of Rock To Use In Landscaping
While plants are an important part of landscape design, rocks add necessary texture and color. Here are the different types to consider for your next project.
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Mistakes To Avoid While Pruning Your Plants
Pruning properly will keep your trees and shrubs healthy and attractive, but it needs to be done with care. Learn about the most common pruning mistakes.
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Why You Should Be Growing Your Own Luffa (And How To Do It)
Loofahs, which are natural and grow from the luffa plant, are fairly easy to grow in your garden if given the right conditions. Learn how to grow luffa plants.
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What Are Tapestry Lawns And How To Create One In Your Yard
As the commitment to meticulously manicured lawns continues to wane, trends like ungardening and rewilding are gaining in popularity. What are tapestry lawns?
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How To Grow And Care For Bearberry
Learn the secrets of nurturing bearberry, from cultivation to maintenance. Whether you're growing seeds or multiplying ground cover, these tips will help.
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10 Earth-Friendly Plants To Include In Your Climate-Conscious Garden
Selecting the right plants is critical when building a climate-conscious garden, and one way to start is by zeroing in on some Earth-friendly plants like these.
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What Is The Difference Between Monoecious And Dioecious Plants?
A lot goes into growing a healthy garden, and that includes knowing how plants reproduce. Here's what you need to know about monoecious vs. dioecious plants.
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25 Flowering Plants That Thrive In Soggy Soil
Conventional gardening points us towards well-draining soils for the healthiest plants. However, check out these flowering plants that thrive in soggy soil.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Vinegar To Kill Weeds
Part of gardening is getting rid of weeds and while you may want to use vinegar for a quick, natural fix, you should first learn about the cons of this method.
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How Far Should You Space Out Tomatoes In The Garden?
Everyone feels a bit claustrophobic from time to time. It may surprise you that your tomato plants need space too! Learn how to space them to maximize yield.
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How Plant Respiration And Photosynthesis Affect Air Quality In Your Home
We all know that plants are good for the air, but how does this apply in the home? Here's how photosynthesis and respiration impact your air quality indoors.
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How To Turn Your Garden Into A Dragonfly Habitat
You can transform your backyard into an oasis for yourself, as well as provide an ideal water habitat for the dazzling insect aerialists known as dragonflies.
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5 Ways To Dig Into National Gardening Month In April
If the incoming warm weather and blooming flowers have you itching to get outside, National Gardening Month is the perfect excuse. Here's how to celebrate.
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You Don't Have To Forsake Your Plants To Stop Grass From Growing In Your Flower Beds
We explain two hacks that protect your flower beds from rogue grass, neither requiring back-breaking weeding nor harmful chemicals.
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