The Dreamy Pink Hydrangea Variety That's Perfect For Your Small Garden
This hydrangea variety only grows up to 5 feet tall, yet its blooms grow up to 8 inches big — it’s the ideal showstopper for small spaces.
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Stories By Suzanne Bonnett
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This Fast-Growing, Majestic Tree Can Be A Nightmare For Homeowners
Adding a large tree to your garden can provide a shady spot for relaxing. But this fast-growing variety may cause more harm than good when grown in a yard.
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The Unique Spider Plant Variety That Looks Great In Hanging Baskets
It’s the classic spider plant — with a lucky twist. This unique variety brings extra charm (and maybe a little more fullness) to your favorite hanging baskets.
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Say Goodbye To Toxic Floors: Meet The Eco-Friendly Wood Certification That Makes A Huge Difference
That fresh renovation smell may not be as harmless as it seems, especially when certain flooring materials are involved in creating your home's finished look.
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Not Baking Soda: The Popular Cleaner That Can Remove Oil Stains From Your Driveway
Oil stains in your driveway are unsightly and affect curb appeal. You may have heard that baking soda can get them out, but there's a better way.
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Save Your Bricks From Drilling With This Genius Alternative
Wondering how to put up picture frames and other home decor on your brick wall without bringing out the drill? There's a simple way to do so.
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The Fragrant Small Tree Birds & Pollinators Love With Stunning Flowers In Summer
This lovely tree, native to Japan, blooms in June when many other trees are done for the year, making it a popular stop for butterflies, bees, and birds.
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Meet Audrey Ficus, The Fiddle Leaf Fig Alternative That's Much Easier To Grow
Looking for a less dramatic alternative to the fiddle leaf fig? The Audrey Ficus is easier to care for a grow than its cousin and looks similar.
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Prevent Damping Off In Seedlings With A Crucial Soil Tip
Damping off can easily ruin a tray of seedlings in no time. Luckily, all you need to do to prevent it is to follow a few gardening steps before you plant.
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This Cute Storage Idea For Your Bedding Is Hiding In Plain Sight
Apartments and older homes are notorious for lacking closet space. This is the makeshift bedroom linen storage solution you'll actually want out in the open.
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How To Turn A Simple Spider Plant Into A Stunning Bonsai
Spider plants are usually known for their trailing leaves, but with a little creativity they can take on a completely different and unexpected look indoors.
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Trying To Save Money? Now Is The Best Possible Moment For An HVAC Tune Up
Think skipping an HVAC tune-up saves money? Think again. Do it now or risk paying a whole lot more later — or even not being able to get it done at all.
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The Easy Way To Remove That Chalky White Film From Your Outdoor Aluminum Furniture
Have you noticed a white film on your beloved aluminum patio pieces? Have no fear: this simple DIY recipe can easily clean and renew your outdoor furniture.
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Keep Your Pots And Pans Clean With A Tip From Martha Stewart's Housekeeper
In a well used pans, limescaled and mineral spotted pots and pans are almost inevitable — fortunately, Martha Stewarts' housekeeper found the solution.
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How To Propagate A Rattlesnake Plant & Fill Your House With Striking Foliage
Do you love your single rattlesnake plant so much that you want more? Propagating it is easy, as long as you avoid taking stem cuttings and do it the right way.
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Plant Calibrachoa In The Spring For Full, Cascading Planters All Summer Long
Few flowers create dramatic overflowing planters quite like calibrachoa, and timing can make the difference between sparse blooms and a full summer display.
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How To Keep Pesky Silverfish Out Of Your Garage
Silverfish are one of those pests you hope never show up in the garage. Once they do, the damage to belongings can happen faster than most homeowners expect.
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The Cleaning Essential Jonathan Scott Says Can Take Stickers 'Right Off'
Removing stubborn price tags from dishes and decor can be frustrating. One simple cleaning tool Jonathan Scott recommends may solve the problem quickly.
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The Fast-Growing Tree With Stunning Foliage That Makes A Great Privacy Hedge
If you live in a warm climate, this small but fast-growing tree with lush, leathery foliage can make an excellent and low-maintenance privacy hedge.
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Set Your Coreopsis Flowers Up For Success With An Early Spring Feeding
Tickseeds quickly fill a garden with golden blooms. To get the most color from your patch, you need to add the right kind of fertilizer the right way in spring.
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Jonathan Scott's Top Decluttering Tip Will Have Your Home Organized In No Time
Decluttering isn't just about getting the right organizational tools. HGTV's Jonathan Scott says this is the best trick for freeing up space in your home.
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The Bird Feeder On Amazon That Can Also Beautifully Hang Flower Baskets
This ultra-cute, durable bird feeder doubles as a charming hanger for your flower baskets — sturdy enough for birds, pretty enough for blooms!
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Keep Your Spider Plant From Browning With This Smart Watering Tip
If your spider plant’s tips keep turning brown, the fix might be simpler than you think — just try water from a source you might not have considered.
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The Hardy Perennial Shrub To Prune In Spring For More Flowers In Summer & Fall
This hardy perennial rewards a bold gardener — be brave with the hard spring prune, and it’ll pay you back with blooms all summer and fall.
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The One Thing Your Birdbath Is Missing That Birds Love
Your new birdbath might look perfect, but birds won’t enjoy their visit without one key feature that helps them feel safe, relaxed, and ready to splash.
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Is Your Outdoor Teak Furniture Turning Gray? Don't Worry — Here's How To Restore Its Color
Teak is a durable wood packed with natural oils that protect it outdoors. If you don't like the natural gray patina it develops, here's how to change it back.
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Sick Of Your Cloudy Vase? Reach For These Household Staples
If you're about to put a bouquet of flowers into a vase, nothing is worse than realizing that the glass looks cloudy. Clean it with these household staples.
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