Clever Ways To Repurpose Plastic Silverware Around The House
If you have a giant pile of plastic silverware taking up room in a kitchen drawer, reuse the forks, spoons, and knives around your home and in your garden.
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The All-Natural Substance That Will Help Keep Your Garden Tools From Rusting
Correctly maintaining and storing your tools will ensure their longevity. Check out the natural substance that will help keep your garden tools from rusting.
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TikTok Seed Starting Hacks You'll Love For Your Garden
Starting plants from seed before transplanting them into the garden can be hard. Luckily, there are lots of TikTok hacks that could make this process easier.
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The Kitchen Scrap That'll Keep Your Poinsettia Thriving After The Holidays
Poinsettias are a beautiful addition to the home, especially during Christmas. Check out this kitchen scrap that'll keep your plant thriving after the holidays.
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The Natural Way To Keep Slugs Off Your Precious Flowers
If you want to naturally deter pests like snails and slugs from eating your precious roses, dahlias, and other flowers, try sacrificial planting.
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The Vibrant Garden Flower That Will Naturally Keep Yellowjackets At Bay
Most people would probably say they find yellowjackets terrifying. Luckily, there's a particular garden flower that will naturally keep these wasps at bay.
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Say Goodbye To Fleas With The Help Of One Sweet-Smelling Herb
Not only are fleas an annoyance, but they're also a health risk. To help repel them -- naturally -- turn to this fragrant herb. Here's how to use it.
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Send Possums Running From Your Yard With This Kitchen Spice
If you noticed a possum roaming your yard, act quickly to prevent it from settling in. To help deter it, try using this common spice to move it along.
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The Best Time Of Year To Plant Peppers In The Garden For A Delicious Harvest
To ensure you achieve the best pepper harvest, discover the ideal time to transplant the sprouts into your garden and when you should sow the seeds indoors.
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Can You Really Use Coffee Grounds To Get Rid Of Cockroaches?
Cockroaches are a pest no one wants to see in their home. If you're dealing with them, sprinkling coffee grounds could do the trick to deter them naturally.
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The Real Differences Between Dandelions And This Common Lookalike
While you may assume that the yellow-flowering weeds in your yard are dandelions, they could actually be another lookalike plant that you may want to remove.
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Repurpose This Popular Gardening Item For A Homemade Birdbath Your Winged Friends Will Love
Birdbaths are a great way to attract birds to your yard, and you can DIY your own with items you probably already have. Here is what you need for this project.
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13 Beautiful Plants That Keep Rats Out Of The Garden
Repelling rats from your home is best to keep your family safe. Thankfully, it's easy to do so naturally and humanely with a few pest-deterring plants.
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Destructive Pests That'll Eat Your Peppers Before You Can (And How To Stop Them)
When growing peppers, it's important to protect your harvest from insects. Discover some of this plant's most common pests and how to get rid of them.
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How Paint & Aluminum Foil Can Help Your Root Sprouts Flourish
If you're growing plants in a hydroponic system like a clear jar filled with water, discover how paint or aluminum foil could help the root sprouts thrive.
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Why That Lemon Tree Is Struggling In Your Garden
Lemon trees are great fruit trees to incorporate into your yard, but they can be hard to take care of. Here's why your tree might be struggling, and what to do.
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How Growing Your Own Grocery Store Garlic Could Go Wrong
When your grocery store garlic begins to sprout, you'll start thinking about planting it in your early-winter garden. Think twice and learn what could go wrong.
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How To Naturally Deter Dangerous Brown Recluse Spiders From Your Home
Brown recluse spiders are not pests that you want to mess with. Thankfully, there is an easy and non-toxic way to control them. Use this natural deterrent.
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Creating A Stunning Organic Birdhouse Is Easy With This TikTok-Approved DIY
Birdhouses are a great way to attract birds to your yard, and if you're feeling crafty, you can make your own. Try this natural birdhouse TikTok DIY.
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Is Castile Soap The Answer To Spider-Mite-Free Houseplants?
Castile soap has many uses for cleaning our homes and bodies. We know it's also useful in the garden -- but can it get rid of spider mites on our houseplants?
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The Best Way To Coil Your Garden Hose To Keep It Free Of Tangles
Tired of untangling your hose every time you want to use it? Here are the proper storage tips you've been looking for.
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The Hydrogen Peroxide Hack That'll Extend The Life Of Your Christmas Cactus
If you have a Christmas cactus that you've been tenderly caring for, here's how you can use hydrogen peroxide to ensure it will thrive for decades to come.
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Will Cauliflower Grow In Your Winter Garden? It Depends On The Temperature
Growing cauliflower is definitely do-able for a winter home garden, but you need to understand temperature. Here's everything you need to know.
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How To Make An Inexpensive Holiday Wreath For Your Door With Natural Materials
You don't need to buy an expensive holiday wreath for your door at the winter market if it's not in your budget. Instead, DIY one with materials in your yard.
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What Makes Roses Such Difficult Plants To Grow In The Garden?
Though they're definitely nice to look at, roses can be difficult to grow in your garden. Here's why - and what you can do to ensure success.
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You Might Not Be Planting Your Mint At The Right Time Of Year (And Why It Matters)
The time you plant your mint is important, especially when it comes to pest activity. Outdoor and indoor gardening also makes a difference.
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What Are Edimentals? What To Know About The Newest Garden Trend
Gardening trends come and go -- but we all need to eat. That's why we love this new planting method with edimentals. Learn more about the technique here.
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