The Best Way To Ripen Green Tomatoes
If your tomatoes don't want to ripen, there are plenty of techniques that will help them become ripe, on or off the vine. Here are some of the best methods.
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Keep Soil From Falling Out Of Your Pot With This Dryer Lint Hack
While you may be used to throwing away lint after you scoop it out of the dryer, it can actually be beneficial for your house plants. Here's how.
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The Clean-Smelling Herb That'll Help Manage Pests In The Garden
Any natural solution for controlling pests is a welcome addition to the garden -- and this herb's fresh scent and versatility in the kitchen are a lovely bonus.
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Store Your Garden Tools In This Sand Mixture So They Don't Rust
Rusty garden tools seem to come part and parcel with a gardening hobby, but they don't have to. Here is how to keep your items looking brand new.
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The Hose Feature That Is Not Meant For Watering Plants, And What It's Good For
You may think that any hose setting will get the job done when watering your plants, but there's one you should avoid. Here's what to use it for instead.
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Plants You Shouldn't Grow Right Next To Your House
Landscaping adds some major curb appeal, but certain plants can wreak havoc on your house if planted too close. Here are the ones to avoid at all costs.
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The Hack That'll Keep All Of Your Indoor Plants Alive While You're On Vacation
If you are worried about your indoor plants when you're away from home for an extended period, there's (thankfully) a way to water them while you're gone.
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Could Your Grass Seed Expire Before You Plant It?
Planning to reseed your lawn? It may be wise to consider how old your grass seed is, as some varieties last longer than others. Here's what you need to know.
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How To Harvest Spinach For More Growth
A spinach plant will produce more leaves for harvest mere days after you last harvested it. Of course, to encourage this growth, you must harvest it correctly.
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What Is Fuel Stabilizer And What Purpose Does It Serve For Your Lawn Mower?
A fuel stabilizer is important not only for those months when you won't use the lawnmower, but also for its longevity and consistent performance.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Watering Your Plants At Night
Choosing the right time to water your plants has an big impact on how they grow. Here's why you should think twice before watering them at night.
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How To Know It's Time To Sharpen Your Lawn Mower Blades
Knowing when to sharpen your lawn mower blades helps ensure a perfect cut lawn each time. Here are the signs to look out for and the steps to follow.
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Does TikTok's Charcoal Hack Really Keep Cut Flowers Fresh?
We've all heard about charcoal's water-filtering abilities -- and many on TikTok claim that it can even keep flowers fresh. But does this hack really hold up?
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The Watering Mistake You're Likely Making With Indoor Plants
If you're sticking to a watering schedule and your plants still fail to thrive, you may want to check your water's composition for this element.
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How To Use Gutters To Create An Animal-Proof Vertical Garden
If you're an avid gardener, chances are you've tried countless ways to animal-proof your garden, but have you tried creating a vertical garden using gutters?
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Why You'd Want To Put A Shower Curtain In The Garden
A shower curtain can serve many purposes other than keeping water from spilling out of the tub. The garden is one place you can repurpose this bathroom staple.
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The Interesting Way Rice Can Serve As Fertilizer In Your Garden
Most gardeners understand the importance of maintaining heathy soil. Check out the interesting way rice can be used as fertilizer in your garden.
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The Cotton Ball Hack That'll Keep Bugs Away While Outside
Enjoy your outdoor space without being interrupted by various insects with the cotton ball hack. It's easy to do and requires few ingredients.
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How To Use Strawberry Runners To Grow More Strawberries
Strawberry runners allow you to use the parent strawberry plant to propagate new specimens without cutting. Here's how to go about the task.
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How To Harvest Romaine Lettuce For More Growth
Looking to add more greens to your garden (and your diet)? Learn how to cut romaine lettuce so that it comes back, giving you twice the harvest.
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Why You'll Want Mayonnaise On Hand If You Have A Lot Of Houseplants
It may seem counterintuitive or even a bit ridiculous, but mayo can actually be added to your plant maintenance routine. Here's how it works.
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Turn A Shoe Organizer Into A Vertical Garden With This Clever Hack
Running out of outdoor space for plants? Try repurposing a hanging shoe organizer into a new home for your herbs and other small greens and veggies!
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Are You Watering The Newly Planted Tree In Your Lawn Enough?
One of the most important aspects of caring for a newly planted tree is watering it properly. Learn how much water a newly planted tree needs per week.
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How To Easily Remove Rose Suckers From Your Rose Bush
Roses are prone to growing suckers and it's vital that you get rid of them as soon as you spot them, as they drain nutrients from the main plant.
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The Cotton Ball Hack That'll Keep Rabbits Out Of The Garden
Although rabbits are adorable, they tend to wreak havoc on our gardens. To keep them away, you can use a simple cotton ball hack. Here's how.
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30 Vining Plants That Will Give Your Indoor Space A Fresh Look
You probably know someone who has a pothos or heartleaf philodendron in their home. But if you're looking for some variety, look no further.
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Do You Have A Gopher Or A Groundhog In Your Yard?
If you're seeing signs of tunneling in your lawn, you're likely dealing with a groundhog or a gopher. Here's how to tell the difference between these rodents.
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