Your kitchen is full of fertilizers for your veggie garden. This unusual cooking byproduct is TikTok-approved and could give your plants a nutrient boost.
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While coffee grounds and banana peels both add valuable nutrients, this compost material is even easier to come by and would otherwise go to the landfill.
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A dull mower is frustrating and inefficient: these Amazon products will sharpen your blades, restore performance, and make your lawn look great.
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This bird bath will help attract more birds to your yard with its moving water feature, while also serving as an attractive piece of decor all on its own.
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If you want to get rid of slugs without killing them or messing up your soil's pH balance, this item can be used to safely remove them from your garden.
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This salty kitchen scrap is a great addition to your compost, boosting nutrients, reducing waste, and improving soil health naturally.
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Be careful in applying any one-size-fits-all plant care idea, especially when it comes to arid succulents, which have very different water and soil needs.
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If you want to maximize the footprint of your garden, choosing plants that can do double duty, like this pollinator attracting edible, is a great strategy.
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If you're looking for an alternative to prevent weeds from sprouting up in your garden beds, this seafood waste product could provide an unexpected solution.
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Many favorite garden herbs have strong smells that humans love, but ants can’t stand, making them great natural repellents — here’s what to know.
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One of the benefits of using this heavy fiber to fight weeds is that it's biodegradable, which is something you can't say about most weed-barrier fabrics.
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Reusing old potting soil can save money, but only if it's properly treated first. A few practical techniques make handling larger quantities much easier.
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Since the invention of shredded cheese, box graters are less common in kitchens. Repurpose your old utensil into a planter with just a few pieces of hardware.
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Nothing screams "disorganized" like a garden hose left loose on a garden lawn. Luckily, this simple DIY project will help you keep it nice and tidy.
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Strawberries aren't too hard to grow, but they can still use a good boost every now and then — and this gorgeous companion flower will provide just that.
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Pigeon problems getting you down? Keep these unwelcome birds away from your backyard by planting one strong-smelling — and delicious — herb.
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Plants aren't picky about where their container comes from, even old paint buckets. This easy tiered planter can be customized for small and large spaces.
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You can compost toilet tubes, loofahs, and cotton balls, but there's another monthly all-natural bathroom product that you may be able to add to the pile, too.
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Is your patch of hostas plagued by hungry herbivores? The solution may lie in planting a barrier with a feathery plant that these critters hate the taste of.
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Garden seeds can be stored for a few years if stored properly, but this easy hack can double their shelf life — and you may not need to spend money to do it.
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Do you grow fruiting vines? It's worth setting aside all the mesh produce bags you get in your weekly grocery shop for this cost-saving, supportive garden hack.
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Want to give the butterflies in your yard a gift they'll love? This common produce (which might already be hiding in your fridge) is ideal for butterfly food.
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Landscape fabric is one of the most common ways to prevent weeds in raised garden beds, but it's far from eco-friendly — try this solution instead.
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According to some corners of the internet, copper can be used to deter slugs in the garden, but adding another component can send slugs running with a jolt.
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Keeping outdoor gatherings comfortable doesn't always require store-bought solutions. One easy DIY uses materials many households already have.
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The less bathroom trash that goes into the landfill, the better. This frequently-used item is perfectly safe to compost, with a few important caveats.
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Coffee grounds and copper aren't the only slug-deterrent ideas gardeners swear by. One common household item may offer another option to try.
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