Pause before tossing away that empty duct tape roll. Did you know it can come in handy for making a DIY planter? You just need some twine, newspaper, and glue.
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If pesky weeds won't stop invading your gravel driveway, this simple tool can help by severing them from their roots with no digging required.
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No mixing, measuring, or diluting required — just buy this bottle for under 20 bucks, spray it on the pesky weeds in your mulch, and wait.
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This eco-friendly material elevates simple gravel paths with the addition of texture and color. Plus, it creates a steadier bed for foot traffic.
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If your backyard porch or patio is in need of a modern refresh, you can do that through everything from furniture upgrades or changing the color palette.
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The right hand tool can make or break your gardening experience, especially when it comes to pesky weeds. Luckily, this Japanese tool offers a great solution.
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Use a large cloth like an old bedsheet or table covering as an alternative to traditional sheet mulch and landscaping fabric to limit weeds in your garden.
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You may be tempted to throw dead leaves into trash bags, but before you do, consider a more sustainable option with this reusable landscaping find from Lowe's.
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Colorful flower beds aren't reserved for spring and summer. This ornamental grass can add texture and color to your fall flower beds, even in shady spots.
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Succulents are sun-loving plants that prefer dry conditions and will rot if not protected from prolonged downpours. There are a few ways to tackle the problem.
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Sometimes, a much-wanted native wildflower can look like an invasive species. Learn to identify this purple-flowering plant before you accidentally remove it.
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One lawnmower blade material stays sharper about 30% longer than the others — but there are other factors that can affect blade longevity too, says an expert.
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If you have not been able to deter birds and squirrels from your vegetables and fruits, you need to try this clever DIY hack from a gardener on Instagram.
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While this tool is more common in Europe, you can find it here in the U.S. It's a little pricey, but worth the money if you need to weed your garden beds fast.
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Combine good old-fashioned elbow grease with healthy lawn practices and the right products to kick crabgrass to the curb and give your lawn the upper hand.
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If you're looking for a way to attract feathered friends to your garden while also boosting your space's visual appeal, look no further than this Lowe's item.
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Whether a weed is an annual or perennial will determine if they die at first frost or go dormant for the winter. Learn about the growing cycle of 10 such weeds.
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The flies arrive in abundance around Halloween. You can use an old milk jug and a simple pre-made baited product to repel these winged insects from your home.
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Hoarding empty wine bottles in a box in the garage, waiting for a project to use them for? If you're a gardener, you'll love this functional and pretty idea.
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Seeding bare spots in your lawn can be tedious and time-consuming. This easy DIY product makes it a bit easier, and it's highly rated by Amazon buyers.
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Both heated bird baths and de-icers will keep birds visiting your yard throughout the winter, but they differ in price, appearance, and versatility.
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Smart technology and other tools are making lawn care a breeze by helping you keep your plants watered, mowing your grass, getting rid of leaves, and more.
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The key to this gardening DIY is the type of plants the gardener grows: microgreens. The seeds are no different but the method is a bit, as well as the harvest.
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If you've purchased a potted hydrangea only to be disappointed that it didn't bloom again after the cold months, it's likely due to the type of hydrangea it is.
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For beautiful blooms that attract bees, butterflies, and birds, you may be able to grow this hardy herbaceous perennial in your pollinator garden.
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Tired of spending a fortune on organic mulch materials for your garden? If you grow this vegetable, you can harvest the leaves and make your own mulch for free.
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To prevent rust on your lawn mower deck, you want to clean it after each use. And you can do so easily with another landscaping tool you probably have.
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