Tips & Tricks For Storing Festive Holiday Napkins Without Collecting Clutter
Hosting holidays means you may end up with festive odds and ends. Here are some tips and tricks for storing holiday napkins without collecting clutter.
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The Clever Way To Use Dollar Tree Hair Rollers When Growing Plants
Hair rollers probably aren't on your list of things to buy for plant care, but they can actually help you DIY your way to a thriving houseplant. Here's how.
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A Countertop Planter Hack That Changes The Way You Store Bananas
Sometimes, just switching up the way you store produce can help freshen up the look of your kitchen. Here's a clever way to use a planter to store bananas.
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What It Means If You See The Costco 'Death Star' On An Item (And What You Should Do)
No need to call on Luke Skywalker, if you spot this death star on a Costco price label, the galaxy isn't in danger. But it does have a special meaning.
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Embrace The Beauty & Simplicity Of Using Grasses In Japanese Zen Garden Design
Embrace the beauty and simplicity of grass in Japanese zen garden design. Discover how these elegant elements can create harmony in your outdoor space.
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The Root Rot Prevention Hack That Just Needs A Little Rope
Root rot is a deadly condition that affects overwatered plants. Luckily, this simple rope trick can save your plant and prevent root rot from taking over.
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Why You'll Want To Add An Old Tea Bag To The Bottom Of Your Planters
Discover the benefits of adding an old tea bag to your planters. Learn how tea can enhance soil quality and promote healthy plant growth with one simple tip.
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Forget Indoor Plant Supports And Messy Hooks, Lattice Is The Better Alternative
When your vining plants get unruly you have a few options. You can stake them, but that can cause the plant to be top-heavy. Here's a better solution.
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Vinegar Vs Citrus-Based Weed Killer: Which Store-Bought Option Is More Effective?
Weeds are a constant annoyance for organic gardeners. Vinegar and citrus-based herbicides can help, but one product is better at withering weeds quickly.
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Should You Be Using Rice Water In Your Garden & Lawn? Here's What Happens If You Do
There are plenty of sources of natural fertilizer just sitting in your kitchen, but rice water has particular characteristics that you should know about.
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Try A Simple Solution To Keep Your Baby's Dresser Neat And Organized
Between all of those tiny socks and onesies, your baby's dresser can quickly turn into a haphazard mess. Here's how to easily keep everything neat and tidy.
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Nesting Materials You Should Never Give To Hummingbirds
You may be tempted to provide materials to help hummingbirds build their nests, and while some materials can be useful, others can be harmful to chicks.
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Use A Thumbtack Hack For Spot-On Picture Placement When Hanging Wall Decor
If you often struggle to decide where to place a nail before hanging a picture frame, check out this thumbtack trick that will make picture placement simple.
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An Air Stone May Be Your Answer To Healthy Indoor Plant Growth
Discover how an air stone can boost your indoor plant growth by improving gas exchange. Enhance your indoor garden's health and vitality effortlessly.
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How To Sterilize Soil With Hydrogen Peroxide (And Why You Should)
If you want to keep your plants in tiptop shape, you might consider sterilizing your soil with hydrogen peroxide. Here's how to do it -- and why you should.
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Should You Use Pieces Of Broken Flower Pots As Drainage Material For Planters?
The idea of using pieces of broken flower pots as drainage material for planters has been around for a while, but should you try it? Some say no. Here's why.
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Transform The Look Of Your Staircase With These Stunning Plants
Decorating a staircase is nothing new, from fabric to faux flowers and garland, but some green thumbs are raising the bar with live and fast-growing plants.
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How To Prune A Monstera Plant To Optimize Its Growth
Though monstera plants hail from tropical forests, they also do pretty well as a potted indoor plant. Here's how to prune them to optimize growth.
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The Cute Halloween-Themed Pool Noodle Centerpiece That's Bound To Steal The Show
Want to create a gorgeous Halloween centerpiece for your dining room table, fireplace mantel, or other surface? Find out how to make one with a pool noodle.
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The Benefits Of Using Mighty Mint Spider Repellent Indoors
There are certainly some kinds of spiders you don't want in your home, but the concern around pesticides is also valid. Mighty Mint might be a solution.
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Why Do People Add Eggshells When Growing Broccoli & Should You Try It?
Eggshells are an excellent addition to compost and to use around the garden for nutrition and pest control, but they can be particularly useful for broccoli.
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Ensure Your Air Plants Are Fully Dried With A Dish Rack Trick
Air plants are generally considered low-maintenance, but there's one thing they won't tolerate: too much water. Here's a healthy tip for drying.
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Make A Cute Wooden Display For Your Plants With A Dollar Tree Cutting Board
Sometimes you just want to make something yourself, and this adorable plant stand from Dollar tree materials is the perfect, simple project.
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Chipmunks Will Stay Away From Your Garden With This Clever Deterrent
Chipmunks are tiny creatures that can do major damage in your garden. Here's a humane way to send them away from your space without causing harm.
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