Common Household Items You Can Turn Into Beautiful Planters
Having a colorful and lively garden doesn't require expensive planters. Instead, try using these common household items to make your own planters.
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What Your Aloe Plant's Yellow Leaves Are Trying To Tell You
Aloe vera is a popular houseplant. Has your beloved aloe plant gotten a little too yellow? Here's what that means, and what you can do to save it.
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The Best Way To Protect Young Spring Bulbs In The Garden
As your plants come out of winter dormancy, they need to be nurtured back to life. This is the best way to protect young spring bulbs in the garden.
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Avoid Planting These Popular Trees Too Close To Your House
Having some gorgeous trees in your yard seems like many homeowners' dreams. But there are certain trees you should avoid planting close to your home for safety.
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Are DIY Pesticide Solutions Safe To Use On Your Climbing Roses?
Perhaps you've heard that DIY pesticides including ingredients like vinegar, baking soda, and soap are safe to use on climbing roses. Discover if this is true.
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The Gardening Mistake That's Secretly Attracting Crickets To Your Yard
Crickets aren't a significant pest problem until they swarm in hordes during the growing season. Here's how you are unknowingly attracting them to your garden.
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Why Your Bamboo Plants Are Turning Yellow (And The Simplest Way To Fix It)
You might find yourself panicking if your bamboo starts to lose its green hue, but remain calm; your problem has a solution.
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Getting Rid Of Snow Without A Shovel Can Be Fun With This Unique DIY
Nobody enjoys shoveling snow, especially without an actual shovel. But, we found one DIY that might change your mind by making snow removal fun.
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Save Money On A Popular Garden-Border With This Gardening Tip
Landscaping and making alterations to your garden can be an expensive undertaking. Here's how you can save money when creating this popular garden-border.
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What It Means If You See Trees With Multiple Trunks In Someone's Yard
Trees are a great addition to your landscaping, providing shade and privacy. Here's what it means if you see trees with multiple trunks in someone's yard.
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The Gardening Tip That Prevents Mildew From Growing On Broccoli Plants
Broccoli is often susceptible to mildew. Learn how proper harvesting and pruning can help reduce or eliminate the amount of mildew you'll have to deal with.
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The Garden Pest That Might Stop Your Pumpkins From Ever Growing
If you have pumpkins growing in your garden, you know that pests creep up often that can halt their growth. Mice are the culprits to look out for.
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Fruit Trees You Didn't Know You Could Grow In Colder Climates, According To Our Professional Gardener
While fruit trees are often grown in southern states, there are actually quite a few cultivars that can thrive in colder climates, even up to USDA zone 3.
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Don't Make These Mistakes When Trying To Attract Lovebirds To Your Garden
Lovebirds are beautifully bright additions to your yard, but to bring them in, make sure to avoid these mistakes when creating their ideal environment.
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How To Keep Pesky Slugs From Snacking On Your Roses
When you enjoy ornamental gardening with rose bushes, there are many pests you must look out for. Here's how you can keep pesky slugs away from your plants.
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14 Houseplants With Abnormally Long Lives
When you invest in a new houseplant, you likely expect it to last years. However, not all plants are alike. These are the ones that live abnormally long lives.
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How To Eradicate Red Spider Mites Before They Destroy Your Cucumbers
Red spider mites can be the bane of your cucumber plants. Here are some tips on how to get rid of the pests from your garden once and for all.
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The Beautiful Daisy Look-Alike That Wards Off Annoying Insects
Insects are a common problem in many gardens, but planting this daisy look-alike can help ward them off. Here's everything you need to know about this plant.
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Plant These Spring-Blooming Perennials Near Your Bulbs For Non-Stop Blossoms
Spring flowers don't last too long, making for a brief colorful show in your garden. With these spring-blooming perennials, you'll enjoy blooms for longer.
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9 Trees You Should Absolutely Prune In Late Winter
Pruning certain trees in the winter is essential for their growth in the next season. Make sure you don't miss these trees before spring arrives.
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The Top 5 DIY Solutions For Keeping Pesky Japanese Beetles Out Of Your Garden
Japanese beetles can completely defoliate a plant in a matter of days. Learn more about them and the best ways to get rid of Japanese beetles in your garden.
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How To Tell Which Pest Is Creating Holes In Your Yard (And How To Fix The Damage)
When unwelcome visitors start invading and digging holes in your yard, it can spell trouble (and hours of work). Learn how to identify and deter these pests.
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Why You'll Want To Pair Oregano With Lavender In Your Garden
Lavender and oregano are two plants that grow very well together. Learn about this effective plant combination and how to use it in your own garden.
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This Artificial Grass DIY Brings Color To Your Lawn Without Extra Yardwork
Artificial turf is a great grass alternative, but installing it can get pricey. Fortunately, one resourceful TikTok user has a DIY method you might want to try.
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The Best Vegetables To Grow In Your Upside-Down Garden
Upside-down gardening involves allowing plants to grow out of the bottom of hanging pots. If you want to try this method, these are the best vegetables to grow.
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Your Houseplants Could Be Attracting This Unwanted Pest (And Here's Why)
Houseplants are beautiful, but they can attract pests. Find out why spiders love houseplants and what you can do to deter those eight-legged visitors.
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Should You Worry About Moss Growth On Your Trees?
The natural beauty of moss can certainly add appeal to a landscape, but it may have drawbacks as well. When should you worry about moss growing on your trees?
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