Sprinkle This Fan-Favorite Pantry Item Around Your Garden To Keep Rabbits Out
If rabbits are eating your plants, try using a common pantry item to keep them out of your garden. Here's everything you need to know before trying this hack.
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What Is The Right Time Of Day To Eliminate A Wasp Nest
If there's a wasp nest on your property, it will need to be removed. But, you don't want to do it just anytime. Learn the best time to apply pest control here.
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Hide Your Unattractive Septic Tank With One Easy Garden Hack
If your house has a septic tank, then you know how big of an eyesore they can be in your yard. Luckily, you can use this garden hack to completely hide it.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Dish Soap To Get Rid Of Lawn Grubs
If your yard has brown patches, grubs may be to blame. While some believe that dish soap can kill these insects, this may not be effective or safe.
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How To Know Cicadas Are Coming & How To Protect Your Plants
Cicadas spend most of their lives underground and only emerge for a few weeks. Here's how to know when they're arriving and the best way to protect your plants.
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Why You'll Want To Sprinkle Cinnamon On Your Grass
Ensuring your lawn is always green and luscious is not an easy task. However, a dash of cinnamon may make this chore a bit easier. Here's how.
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The Easiest Way To Get Your Peonies To Open Up Faster
If you're in a hurry to have your freshly cut peonies open up, this super easy hack is sure to do the trick. Here's what you need to help your flowers bloom.
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Here's Where Ticks Are Most Likely To Lurk Around In Your House
No matter how diligently you check your clothes, pets, and children, ticks may still find their way indoors. This is where you should look for these tiny pests.
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The Most Common Garden Pests You'll Find Living In The Midwest
Depending on your location, you will face various challenges in the garden. Here are the most common garden pests you'll find living in the Midwest.
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15 Ways To Use Cornstarch To Transform Your Garden
Has your can of cornstarch been gathering dust in the pantry? Here are all of the ingenious ways to use it around your garden and backyard.
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Shape Hydrangeas Into A Stunning Privacy Hedge With This Guide
Hydrangeas make for ideal privacy hedges as they can grow up to several feet in height. Here's how to create your own hydrangea privacy hedge.
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How To Tell The Difference Between A Safe Wolf Spider And Dangerous Brown Recluse
Identifying if a brown recluse or a wolf spider is living in your home is the best way to decide how to deal with it. Learn which pest is which.
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The Popular Houseplant Hack You Should Stay Away From
The internet is full of useful tips for taking care of plants. However, there's one trending hack for caring for your houseplants that you should avoid.
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Keep Spider Mites Off Your House Plants With A Handy Product You Already Own
Spider mites can wreak havoc on your plants, but fortunately, you can rid yourself of these pests with a product you may already have in your medicine cabinet.
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The Most Common Misconception About Organic Pest Control
Organic pesticides don't contain synthetic chemicals, making them safer than other options. However, there is a common misconception about this pest control.
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Give Your Exterior Brick A Much-Needed Clean With A Handy Item You Already Own
Exterior brick that doesn't receive direct sunlight is prone to growing moss. Luckily, with some items you already own, you can easily clean your brick.
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Common Mistakes Everyone Makes When Growing Ginger
Ginger is an awesome addition to the garden (and kitchen), but it can be a bit needy. Here's what to avoid so you can have a thriving plant.
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Foolproof Ways To Keep Snakes From Slithering Around In Your Yard
No one likes to see a scaly snake sleeping in their grass. Luckily, there are easy ways to deter them from entering your yard. Here are easy steps you can take.
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Keep Ants From Killing Your Citrus Tree With These Tips & Tricks
Are ants constantly walking all over your citrus tree? If so, first expel them. Then remove what they're after and make it more difficult for them to return.
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How To Keep Pesky Cutworms From Ruining Your Tomato Plants
It's important to stop cutworms before they have a chance to fell your new tomato plants Once a tomato plant is cut off at its stem, it's gone for good.
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The Herbs That Are Good Companion Plants For Corn
Want to grow healthy and thriving corn? Planting companion plants around it is a great place to start. Here are a few herbs that may do the trick.
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Alternatives To Consider For Invasive Maiden Silvergrass In The Garden
Silvergrass is an invasive species that can cause a whole host of problems for your garden. Consider replacing it with these ornamental grass alternatives.
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The Severe Trim Technique Your Vigorous Plants Will Thank You For
Trimming your plants is a necessary maintenance task, but it doesn't need to take lots of time or effort. Instead, try severe trimming your plants.
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This Easily-Thrifted Item Will Instantly Upgrade Your Houseplants
Most secondhand shops sell an item that could elevate the look of your houseplants. Not only that, but this thrifted piece is functional, too.
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Why Your Hydrangea Leaves Are Turning Purple And How To Fix Them
Hydrangea leaves and flowers change color for many reasons. However, if your shrubs' foliage looks purple and sickly, one of these issues may be to blame.
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What To Know About Saving A Judas Tree From Fungus
Browning leaves or spots on the branches and trunk of your Judas tree could be caused by fungi. Learn how to save your tree from common fungal infections.
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Why Dahlias And Potatoes Don't Mix In The Garden
While dahlias would provide color and dimension growing next to the much-shorter potato plant, there are reasons why these two don't thrive as neighbors.
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