If you're waking up to holes in your vegetable and flower leaves, it could be due to earwigs. Luckily, you can deter these pincher bugs with an aromatic bulb.
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Hostas and shade trees are a classic pair, but this specific tree creates too much shade for even hostas to survive, not to mention its competitive roots.
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While Florida is a fantastic location for gardeners, areas in the opposite corner of the country can provide a similarly temperate and humid environment.
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Growing these two balm plants in your yard or garden will give you easy access to their aromatic leaves, which contain compounds said to repel mosquitoes.
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Keeping your plants slug-free can be a challenge, especially if you don't want to rely on dangerous chemicals. This non-toxic treatment provides a solution.
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Why roll out plastic when leftovers can do the job? This clever garden hack helps suppress weeds while breaking down to add valuable nutrients to your soil.
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Are you into low-maintenance gardening and chemical-free lawns? You probably also love vintage tools. Use this 100-year-old tool to remove stubborn weeds.
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A cluttered garage or shed makes gardening more frustrating than it needs to be. This low-cost storage solution helps keep essential tools organized.
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Coffee grounds can help with soil structure, as well as improve drainage, but this fellow kitchen scrap can provide more nutrients, especially potassium (K).
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Since leafy greens are heavy feeders that require a lot of water, liquid fertilizer is a practical solution — but applying to the foliage is a mistake.
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Shower caps aren't just a cheap way to keep your hair dry. They can help plants develop or provide a protective layer for food, clothes, or even your hands.
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Entice wildlife to your garden to naturally help keep pests like slugs at bay. Instead of reaching for pesticides, encourage nature to do the work for you.
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Fertilizing requires good timing. Otherwise, you'll end up wasting your money and time. The right moment will completely depend on your grass type.
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Save your money. Learn how to tackle stubborn garden weeds using a common household item you already own—no specialized weeding gear required.
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While slugs may cause damage to your lovely young seedlings and salad greens, they do serve a biological purpose that you can take advantage of in the garden.
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This DIY project turns seashells and wooden dowels into a stylish drinking station for pollinators so bees and butterflies can sip water safely.
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If you care for an aquarium or even just a small fish tank, there are byproducts of fish care that can be used added to your healthy compost pile.
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Tomato cages are a go-to tool for tomato vine support for many gardeners. However, these cheap, often flimsy structures may be more trouble than they're worth.
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You don't want pigeons in your yard. They eat plants, crowd birdbaths, and poop everywhere. Repel them with a carefully curated selection of flowering plants.
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Thyme has tasty leaves, flowers that attract bees, and a lovely aroma. It likes dry soil, so add this easy-to-get product to its growing medium for good health.
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Landscape fabric has plenty of cons, including its price. This natural material can act as an attractive, eco-friendly, and more affordable alternative.
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Tomatoes are often nutrient hungry, but many home gardeners claim that this sweet pantry essential can be applied to the soil to help boost your crop.
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By making use of old fence slats, this DIY garden hose storage solution seamlessly blends back into the yard. Though you can also hang it on a shed wall.
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This product uses far less water than a garden hose, and allows you to avoid watering your plants yourself every single day — here’s what to know.
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To create a clean-looking barrier and prevent your grass from spreading into your driveway or garden bed, follow this 3-inch edging trench rule.
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Some things for your garden are worth the money, but others, such as certain pest-control methods and fertilizers, are only draining your bank account.
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Turning your compost is a must, but it's also one of the least-liked garden chores. If you're using a shovel, you're making your life unnecessarily harder.
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