How To Start Your Own In-Ground Vermicompost Bin For Your Garden Beds
If keeping a giant bin of worms in your home scares you, in-ground vermicomposting offers the same benefits buried in your garden bed and on a smaller scale.
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Do The Pros Of Gravel Landscape Outweigh The Cons? Here's What We Know
Gravel landscape can be great for your outdoor area, considering its many benefits. However, depending on your needs, the downsides can play a major part.
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Is A Permit Required To Install A French Drain? Here's What We Know
If you're wondering whether your French drain project needs a permit, the answer isn't always clear. Here's what to know before starting the project.
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Will A Penny Really Revive Your Floral Arrangement?
Popping a penny into a vase of flowers is a hack that's been circulating for years, but is there any scientific basis behind this trick for fresh blooms?
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An Overripe Banana Is The Secret To Attracting More Hummingbirds To Your Yard
If you love watching hummingbirds, attract them to your yard with overripe bananas. Here's how to do it, why it works so well, and important things to consider.
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The Creative Way To Reuse A Coffee Mug Holder In Your Yard
If you've got an old mug holder that's no longer being used, don't throw it out. These mug trees can be repurposed in the garden with a few additional items.
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How To Care For A Shamrock Plant
Even among the huge variety of houseplants, the shamrock plant still manages to stand out. If you want to add one to your collection, here are some care tips.
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How To Turn A Short Garden Fence Into One That Keeps Deer Out
If you've got a problem with deer sneaking into your yard and destroying your plants, the solution might be easier than you think with this fence alteration.
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DIY Stunning Garden Stakes That Bedazzle Your Garden And Catch The Sun
Creating stunning garden stakes for your outdoor space. With a few DIY techniques, design beautiful pieces that bedazzle your garden by catching the sun.
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The Beautiful Flower You'll Regret Planting Near The Fruit Trees In Your Garden
Ground cover plants and fruit trees can make a wonderful pairing in your garden. However, planting this flower under fruit trees is something you'll regret.
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The Spring Flower To Plant Under Cherry Blossom Trees For A Beautiful Blooming Display
Cherry blossom trees are a stunning sight come springtime. Enhance their floral display by underplanting with this beautiful spring-blooming flower.
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Attract More Birds With A Feeder You Can DIY From An Old Slinky
No spring left in that old Slinky? If you're a bird lover, give your overstretched Slinky a second life by repurposing it into a unique peanut feeder.
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Will Garlic Grow If You Plant It In The Spring?
If you didn't plant garlic in the fall, you may be wondering if — and how well — it will grow if planted in the spring. Our expert has the answers.
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21 Fast-Growing Succulent Plants To Consider Growing
Are you looking for succulents that will quickly grow and fill your yard or planter? We have 21 of the fastest-growing succulent plants in our lineup.
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What Are Hose Guides? And Why You Need A Stylish One In Your Garden
With one quick move of your garden hose, you can damage a whole row of landscape or vegetable seedlings. Hose guides are a cute solution to prevent damage.
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Give Ordinary Terra Cotta Planters A Garden Glow-Up With A Fungi-Inspired DIY
If you have some leftover terra cotta planters and saucers, check out how to turn them into fungi-inspired decorations in just a few simple steps.
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Create A Stunning Garden Wall Using Affordable Wood Pallets
Repurpose wood pallets for an affordable and stunning wall garden. Here is how you can easily DIY this for your home and grow your own vertical garden.
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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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