The Popular Flowers Some Gardeners Grow To Deter Ticks (& Does It Actually Work?)
Deterring ticks from your yard can seem like an exhausting job, but could this popular flower actually keep the annoying pests away? Many gardeners think so.
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Can You Regrow Sweet Potatoes From The Grocery Store? Here's What You Should Know
Growing sweet potatoes can seem overwhelming. Can you make it easier by simply regrowing a sweet potato from the grocery store? Let's find out.
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Don't Toss Coffee Grounds Into Your Compost Pile Without Knowing This
While coffee grounds can be very beneficial in the compost pile, there's an important caveat you should know before you throw them straight in.
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Leftover Ingredients You Can Use To Fertilize Your Hibiscus Plant
If you'd like to grow beautiful hibiscus plants that thrive in your garden, try adding these leftover ingredients to give them a boost of nutrients.
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The Ingredient For A Thriving Zucchini Plant Is Already In Your Kitchen
Your morning cup of coffee can do more than just perk you up -- it can also give your zucchini plants an extra boost of nutrients when used correctly.
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15 Common Household Items That Can Be Repurposed To Help Control Weeds
Having trouble with weeds in unwanted places? You may not need to run to the store just yet. Check out some solutions straight from your closet or pantry.
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Weeds Don't Stand A Chance Against This Simple Cardboard Box Hack
Looking for a chemical-free way to get rid of weeds while also helping the environment? Our master gardener tells us how you can do so using cardboard boxes.
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Why Do People Add Coffee Grounds When Growing Rhododendrons & Should You Try It?
Coffee grounds are a useful and economical soil amendment for home gardeners, but this is why are people adding it to rhododendron shrubs. Should you try it?
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The Plant Some Gardeners Grow To Deter Spiders Naturally & Does It Actually Work?
Many gardeners believe that growing this specific plant will help repel spiders from your home or yard. But does it work, and should you try growing one too?
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17 Ways To Grow Delicious Tomatoes Without A Backyard
Don't let your limited space keep you from growing tomatoes. Even those who don't have a backyard can grow delicious produce with these 17 unique ideas.
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One Quick Addition Will Help You Control Bad Odors In Your Compost Bin
If your compost bin has seen (or smelled) better days, get rid of bad odors with this one quick and easy addition that composting beginners can forget.
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Make The Perfect Mini Succulent Garden With Your Old Egg Cartons
Your leftover egg cartons can be transformed into a mini succulent garden with this easy DIY that gives these plants a home you can put indoors and outdoors.
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Does Lemon Oil Kill Creeping Charlie Weeds (And Should You Try It?)
If you have creeping Charlie in your yard, you know how fast it can grow. Discover if lemon oil could be an effective natural solution for killing these weeds.
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The Essential Role Of Hydrogen Peroxide In Hydroponic Gardening
You may already know that you can use hydrogen peroxide in the garden, but it plays an especially essential role if you're growing hydroponic plants.
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Are Pencil Shavings The Unexpected Secret Weapon For A Thriving Garden?
Perhaps you've heard that pencil shavings can be added to the compost pile or used to repel pests from plants. Discover if these claims are true or not.
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Why And How People Use Hydrogen Peroxide For Greenhouse Soil (& Should You Try It?)
Peroxide is useful in nearly any room of the house but what about the greenhouse? It can certainly disinfect your surfaces, but it may also have soil benefits.
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Your Hibiscus Plants Thrive With The Help Of This Leftover Kitchen Staple
Before you throw away this common household leftover ingredient, consider adding it to your hibiscus plants to help them grow healthier and happier.
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Fertilize Your Garden With A Common Leftover Ingredient From Your Kitchen
Could your plants use a little boost? This leftover kitchen scrap can be made into a liquid fertilizer for your garden. Here's how to do it.
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The Hydrogen Peroxide Hack People Use When Growing Fruit Trees (& Should You Try It?)
A good gardening hack is cheap, effective, and easy to apply. So, how does this one with hydrogen peroxide applied to fruit trees hold up? Let's find out.
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Why People Sprinkle Coffee Grounds On Their Pepper Plants (& Should You Try It?)
Coffee grounds have loads of uses around the garden, and people online are finding new reasons to spread them around their plants, like adding nutrients.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Dealing With Invasive Spurge Weed
Spurge weeds can quickly take over your yard if you aren't proactive about removing them. To get the most effective results, avoid these removal mistakes.
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Keep Ants Out Of Hummingbird Feeders With Fresh-Smelling Herbs
Ants aren't only annoying pests around the home, they can also keep hummingbirds from visiting your feeder. Here are some ways to keep them away.
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Why Do People Water Seeds With Warm Water & Should You Try It?
Should your new seeds be watered with warm water? We spoke to House Digest master gardener Tiffany Selvey to find out if this gardening hack actually works.
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DIY A Charming Birdhouse By Reusing Old Tile Pieces
Repurpose leftover tiles and other small decorative items with this fun DIY. You'll turn a plain old ordinary birdhouse into a mosaic masterpiece.
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Why Do People Use Baking Soda To Deter Chipmunks & Does It Actually Work?
If chipmunks are a problem in your yard or garden, you might want to seek out a natural way to deter them. We spoke to a biologist to see if this hack works.
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Transform Your Yard Into A Hauntingly Beautiful Oasis With These Goth Garden Ideas
If you want to create a gorgeous garden but don't like the look of vibrant and colorful tones, learn how to create a dark but beautiful goth garden instead.
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Is Using Glue To Seal Fresh Pruning Cuts A Gardening Secret Or Sticky Nightmare?
What should you do for the open cuts on a tree, bush, or plant after you've pruned it? Many suggest using glue, but we'll dive into if it actually works.
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