Your Succulents Will Show Off Vibrant Colors With These Tips
Do your succulents now sport different colors from the ones they did when you bought them? Don't fret; with a bit of science, you can bring back their colors.
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The Benefits Of Trading Out Your Lawn For A Gravel Garden
Switching your grass lawn for a gravel garden is a trendy landscaping hack that saves time and maintenance. Here's how to get started.
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How To Avoid Frostbite When Freezing Your Garden's Extra Herbs
If you want to freeze your homegrown herbs, use this simple hack to steer clear of frostbite. They'll last up to 12 months, ready for thawing in mint condition.
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A Handy Kitchen Staple Can Help Your Tomato Plants Thrive
Plastic wrap is a handy kitchen staple, but it also has uses outside the norm. Find out how using it in your garden can help your tomato plants thrive.
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TikToker Shares Unique Method For Getting Rid Of Mealy Bugs
While certain bugs can be beneficial in the garden, others are not so welcome. One TikToker shares a unique method for getting rid of mealy bugs.
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Use This Trick To See What Plants Are Coming To Aldi Near You
Buying beautiful and unique plants for your home and garden is an enjoyable activity. Use this trick to see what plants are coming to an Aldi near you.
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Attract Birds To Your Yard With This Clever Tree Stump Hack
Encouraging wildlife to frequent your garden can have numerous benefits. Here's how you can attract birds to your yard with this clever tree stump hack.
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Fall Care For Your Irises That Will Keep Them Healthy All Year Long
Knowing when to maintain your garden will ensure it stays looking its best. Taking care of your irises in the fall will keep them healthy all year long.
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Do I Need To Cover My Seedlings After Planting?
If you've never planted seedlings before, you might not know how to protect them and help them grow. Should you be covering your seedlings?
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Make A Cute Herb Garden With This IKEA Hack
IKEA is known for its stylish home products, and DIYers are constantly finding new ways to turn these items into something new, such as cute wall herb gardens.
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How To Remove Spurge Weed From Your Yard So It Doesn't Take Over
Spurge weed is prodigious native invader that appears during the hottest parts of summer. We'll explain how to remove so it doesn't take over your yard.
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Ward Off Rabbits With A Spice That's Already Sitting In Your Kitchen
Are rabbits destroying your plants and eating your produce? Try this simple hack that involves a common kitchen spice to deter rabbits from your garden.
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You May Want To Rethink Adding Extra Lighting To Your Garden
While adding extra lighting to your garden may improve the appearance of your yard, it may also have negative effects that should be considered.
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The Hack That'll Keep Your Fresh Strawberries From Rotting In The Garden
Knowing how to care for produce as it grows can have a big impact on the results. Check out this hack that'll keep your fresh strawberries from rotting.
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Why The Leaves On Your Pepper Plant Are Turning Yellow (And How To Fix It)
Growing your own produce can be challenging. Here is why the leaves on your pepper plant are turning yellow and what you should do about it.
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Keep Animals From Eating Your Pumpkins With A Beauty Item You Already Own
As fall season comes around it's time to start thinking about decorations. Here's how to keep animals from eating your pumpkins with an item you already own.
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How To Clean Up Your Garden At The End Of Summer
At the end of summer, clean up your garden to prepare it for spring. Discover when you should begin this process and what steps need to be taken.
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Wasp Nests Will Be A Thing Of The Past With This WD-40 Hack
Wasp nests can be a troublesome and potentially dangerous presence. However, with this useful WD-40 hack, wasp nests will be a thing of the past.
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The Benefits Of Planting Onions And Strawberries Side-By-Side
Companion planting is all about balance in the garden. Here's why planting onions and strawberries side-by-side has benefits for your garden.
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Easily Turn An Old Mason Jar Into A Budget-Friendly Hummingbird Feeder
Instead of buying a commercial hummingbird feeder, learn how to DIY your own out of a mason jar. You can also make your own nectar with just a few ingredients.
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12 Ways To Add Nitrogen To Your Soil For A Healthier Garden In No Time
Your garden needs adequate amounts of nitrogen in order to bloom and fruit. But don't worry if you're lacking. You can amend your soil with these items.
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The Hack That'll Extend The Reach Of Your Gardening Loppers
When it's time to prune your trees or bushes, there is always a branch just out of reach. Check out the hack that'll extend the reach of your gardening loppers.
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The Unexpected Benefits Of Planting Garlic Near Your Roses
Using garlic as a companion plant to roses has a few notable benefits. Discover why you should keep this uncommon pair together when gardening.
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Should You Be Shaking Your Plants?
Like humans, many plants grow to be more resilient and strong when faced with physical stimulation. But should you really be shaking your plants?
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Why Mint And Garlic Aren't Friendly Plants In The Garden
While you can grow both mint and garlic, they shouldn't be placed next to each other. Discover why these aren't companion plants and the best way to grow them.
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The Natural Fiber You'll Want To Use In Your Mulch
If you're looking for a mulch additive that helps your plants retain moisture, keeps pests at bay, and prevents weeds, look no further than this natural fiber.
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The Benefits Of Planting Lavender In Your Edible Garden
While lavender looks beautiful and has an amazing scent and taste, it also has a couple other benefits when used as a companion plant in an edible garden.
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