Stylish Garden Hose Storage Hacks That Make Clutter A Thing Of The Past
Are you tired of leaving your garden hose in a messy heap? These stylish storage hacks will fix that gardening issue once and for all.
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Tips & Tricks For Planting A Late Crop Of Lettuce Seeds In Summer
Maximize your harvest with these tips and tricks for successfully planting a late crop of lettuce seeds and enjoy fresh, home-grown salads all summer long.
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TikTok's Genius Lampshade Hack Will Protect Your Garden From Hungry Critters
Looking to keep opportunistic rabbits and deer off of your prized plants? Check out this lampshade upcycle that can easily protect your garden.
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Why TikTok Warns To Stay Away From Using Miracle-Gro In Your Garden
Miracle-Gro may work in the short term, but it can wreak havoc on your garden over time. Here's why, plus what you should be using instead.
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15 Compost Ingredients You Likely Already Have At Home
Decided to create a compost pile to fertilize your garden? Discover 15 items you likely already have at home that could be added to the black gold mixture.
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If You Hate The Smell Of Neem Oil, Try This Powerful Alternative Instead
While neem oil can benefit plants in many ways, it doesn't have a pleasant smell. If you hate its scent, try using this similar but more effective item instead.
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The Number One Rule For Watering Cans, No Matter What Kind You Have
You may not have considered doing this with your watering can, but it's important for the health of your plants, whether the watering can is metal or plastic.
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TikTok's Wild Pants Planter Hack Has Us Scratching Our Heads
Don't toss those old jeans! Discover if this clever TikTok gardening hack to creatively repurpose them is effective, or just a fun DIY project.
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Easy Ways To Attract Centipedes To Your Garden (& Why You Want Them There)
Centipedes might give you the creepy crawlies, but these arthropods are actually very beneficial in the garden, so here are some ways to keep them around.
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All The Benefits Of Using Galvanized Steel For Your Raised Flower Garden Bed
If your wooden raised beds keep falling apart, you should go ahead and switch to a galvanized steel option for your flowers. Here are all the benefits.
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The Best Squirrel-Proof Bird Feeder Pole Is One You Can Make Yourself
If your bird feeder is being overrun by squirrels, there is a solution you can DIY. This squirrel-proof pole ensures the birds get the feeder all to themselves.
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Add This Kitchen Ingredient To Your Compost Pile To Accelerate Decomposition
Making your own compost is a great way to avoid sending leftover food scraps to the trash. This kitchen ingredient will accelerate decomposition.
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Tips For Growing Luscious Lavender Indoors As A Houseplant
Instead of planting your lavender in the garden, you could grow it as a houseplant. Discover some tips that will help you successfully grow this plant indoors.
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The Genius Way Gardeners Should Repurpose A Photo Album
You don't need expensive organizers to keep your seeds in order and easy to find. Check out this cheap hack for organizing your seeds so they're always visible.
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The Sweet Garden Flower You Can Use As Hummingbird Bait On Your Feeder
If hummingbirds in your area need extra help finding the feeder in your yard, consider adding one of these attractive cut flowers to pique their interest.
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Reuse Tea Tins For An Indoor Herbal Garden That'll Add Charm To Any Kitchen
To create your own indoor herbal garden, you can reuse your old tea tins to easily create a DIY herb planter to spice up your kitchen decor.
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How To Reuse A Rusty Firepit & Kettle For An Adorable Garden Feature
If you're into fun and cute DIY projects for the garden, and you have a rusty firepit and kettle lying around, check out this TikTok how-to.
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Genius Ways To Use Leftover Coffee Grounds In Your Yard & Garden
Did you know that old coffee grounds can be a valuable addition to your garden? Here are all the ways you can reuse coffee grounds to benefit your plants.
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Here's What You Should Be Feeding Worms For Healthy Garden Compost
Worms are powerhouses of the compost pile, but you can make their job easier by feeding them the most ideal kitchen scraps. Here's what to add to your compost.
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The Vaseline Hack That Keeps Pests Off Of Plants & Tree Trunks (& Should You Try It?)
There's a Vaseline hack you can try that can deter pests from your trees trunks and plants. But, there are some caveats you should know about first.
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Get Rid Of Pesky Earwigs In Your Lawn With A Simple Diy Cardboard Trap
Earwigs may look menacing, and while they don't post a threat to humans, they can do some damage to your plants. Here's a free and easy trick to trap them.
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Things You Should Never Do With Coffee Grounds Around Your Home And Garden
Love coffee? You likely know some ways you can reuse coffee grounds at home. But beware, there are some uses you should approach with care or avoid entirely.
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Maintain A Lush Hanging Basket All Summer With These Simple Watering Tricks
Watering your hanging plants can be annoying, but in the summer, it's a must for vibrant, bountiful blooms. We have a few tricks to make this task easier.
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Add This Easy-To-Grow Plant To Your Garden & You Won't Have To Buy Birdseed Again
Seasoned gardeners know plants can serve multiple purposes in your yard. Grow these firey annual flowers and watch your favorite birds enjoy their seeds.
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Why You Should Be Using Cedar Wood For Your Raised Garden Beds
Raised garden beds need lots of planning and research to construct. Without these, your beds may not succeed. Here's why you should use cedar wood for building.
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TikTok Reuses Old Mattress Springs As A Genius Garden Growing Tool
Getting rid of a mattress is harder than it sounds. Did you know that you can upcycle an old mattress to make a helpful garden structure? Read more here.
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Should You Be Worried About Bats Damaging Your Garden?
Bats can get a bad reputation, but you shouldn't be worried about them damaging your garden. In fact, it's best if you attract them in instead!
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