The Unexpected Garden Feature That Could Be Attracting Coyotes To Your Yard
Although you may want to welcome many kinds of wildlife into your yard, you certainly will not want coyotes. This common yard addition may be attracting them.
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The One Climbing Vine You Should Get Rid Of Immediately If It Pops Up In Your Yard
This climbing vine is highly poisonous, invasive, and illegal to grow in Florida. If you spot this in your yard, take these steps to eradicate it.
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14 Fragrant Pastel Annuals To Give Your Containers A Touch Of Romance This Spring
Fragrant flowers are perfect anywhere in the garden, but when you grow them in containers, you can place them around your seating area to enjoy the aroma.
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Let Backyard Birds In On The Easter Fun With A DIY Feeder
Try this clever idea using Easter eggs to create DIY bird feeders. It's an easy and fun project to do with kids and invites birds to be part of the holiday.
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Smart Ways To Improve Your Lawn Without Spending A Dime
Gardening and landscaping can quickly become expensive, but it doesn't have to be that way. These solutions can beautify your lawn for free.
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Your Guide For Dividing Flowers In The Spring: Everything You Need To Know
Dividing overcrowded clumps of certain flowers in spring will keep your garden looking good, and give you extra plants to place elsewhere; here's how to do it.
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How To Provide Natural Shade To Your Yard With A Living Canopy
You can create a shady spot to relax in your yard with a gazebo or pergola, but for a natural shade alternative, try growing a living canopy.
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12 Vining Plants To Avoid Growing In Your Yard (And Better Alternatives To Try)
If you've got the perfect spot to grow a beautiful vining plant, it's important to know which ones support the ecosystem and those that can cause harm.
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Reuse An Old Tackle Box In The Garden For Upgraded Seed Storage And Organization
Are you unsure of how to store all your seeds? Reusing an old tackle box could be just what you need for proper organization in your garden.
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Avoid These Mistakes If You're Trying To Attract Pollinators To Your Garden
If you're struggling to attract pollinators to your yard, check that you aren't making some of these common gardening errors. It could be sending them running.
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Is This Garden Staple The Key To Ridding Your Yard Of Mosquitoes?
This common garden staple does more than just look pretty. It can also help get rid of mosquitoes at the source, and is a food-grade, safe solution.
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The Overlooked Tip That'll Help Your Fruit Trees Grow Faster
Wondering why your fruit trees are growing so slowly? Here's a little-known tip that can help accelerate their growth and improve fruit production.
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Don't Toss The Dead Or Wilting Flowers In Your Vase - Here Are 14 Ways To Repurpose Them
Those who love displaying fresh flower bouquets are probably used to throwing away dead flowers. Instead, repurpose the dried petals around your home.
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How To Create A Beautiful Spring Garden Like Fixer Upper's Joanna Gaines
Joanna Gaines' spring garden is one to envy. Luckily, she shared her tips for designing the perfect garden so your yard can be filled with gorgeous blooms too.
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Tips And Tricks To Help Your Fruit Trees Grow And Produce Faster
If you're growing fruit trees, then harvesting the (literal) fruits of your labor is the most exciting part. To speed that process along, follow these tips.
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Do You Have To Fence In Your Backyard Pool? Here Are The Details
If you're thinking of adding a pool to your property, you also have to consider whether you need a fence. Here's what to know about pool fencing requirements.
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Brighten Up Your Front Porch With A Stunning Flower Combo For Your Hanging Baskets
Sure, a hanging basket full of of one gorgeous flower brightens up any outdoor space, but for maximum impact, grow these two stunners together.
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Downsides To Growing Zucchini Plants That Gardeners Should Be Aware Of
Zucchini is pretty easy to grow, but when you're dealing with nature, there are always extra challenges. Here's what you need to know before planting.
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The Surprising Pruning Tip That Will Help Saplings Produce More Fruit
Don't make the mistake of buying a tree and forgetting to tend to it if you want the best fruit harvest. Here's the best pruning tip to keep it healthy.
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The Colorful, Easy To Grow Ground Cover That Will Make Your Flower Beds Pop
Ground covers can add plenty of visual appeal to any garden. This colorful and easy-to-grow option will be sure to give a boost to your flower beds.
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How To Grow An Obedient Plant Without Worrying About It Spreading
Perhaps the obedient plant doesn't quite live up to its name when it comes to behaving in the garden, but you can still grow this native beauty.
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What To Do With Fallen Tree Branches In Your Yard
After a winter storm or a day of landscaping, your yard might be littered with fallen branches. Disposing of them is a bit more complicated than you may think.
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Avoidable Mistakes To Know Before Pruning A Fig Tree
Keep your fig tree healthy and happy by following our guidelines for pruning and maximizing your tree's potential to produce delicious, ripe fruit.
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Wooden Raised Garden Beds Have Some Disadvantages All Gardeners Should Know About
Raised wooden garden beds offer certain benefits, but before you build them, learn more about their downsides as well. Here are their top drawbacks.
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The Hardy Perennial Herb You Should Grow For Year-Round Harvests
No matter which region you live in, this flavorful herb can be grown all year round in the garden or brought inside during colder months as a houseplant.
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Expert Tips For Perfecting Your Soil For Thriving Roses
Quality soil is essential if you want your roses to flourish and live a long life. Our Master Gardener shares tips for perfecting soil for your roses.
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11 Trees You'll Want To Plant In Your Yard During Spring (And 5 To Avoid)
As spring rolls in, you may want to start planning the kinds of trees you'll want to plant in your yard. There are 11 excellent choices (and some that aren't).
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