15 Plants You Can Grow That Are Great For Homemade Herbal Tea
Making homemade herbal tea is simpler than you might think, and it all starts with harvesting the leaves, roots, and/or flowers from your own herb garden.
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How To Plant Fall Bulbs For Spring Blooms
If you want your garden to erupt into bloom in the spring, the time to think about making preparations is the fall. Here's what you need to know.
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How To Revive A Dying Succulent
If your succulent isn't looking like itself, you may need to revive it. To do so, you'll first need to identify the cause, then apply the right care solution.
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Tips To Keep Cut Flowers From The Grocery Store Looking Pretty Longer
A fresh bouquet of flowers brightens a room as well as your day, but sometimes they fade much faster than anticipated. Here's what you need to do.
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Why You Shouldn't Burn The Leaves You Raked From Your Yard
Leaf burning may seem like a solution to your piles of raked leaves, but be aware of the dangers of this practice, which may not even be legal in your area.
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15 Plants With Purple Leaves Perfect For Your Indoor Space
A simple way to add color to your indoor space is by introducing some colorful plants. Here are 15 plants with purple leaves (or stems) to get you started.
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Clever Tips For Making Raking Your Leaves Easier
Here are some tips for raking leaves that will turn this chore into something far more efficient and easier on your back. It's about raking smarter, not harder.
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What You Should Know About Seeding Your Lawn
Having a lush and beautiful lawn can take a lot of effort. Here is how seeding your lawn can help and what you should know before you seed your lawn.
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5 Tips For Keeping Bugs Off Your Tomato Plants
While tomatoes are generally relatively easy to grow and maintain, they aren't invulnerable to gardening headaches, such as pests, aphids, and bugs.
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15 Plants That Produce Giant Blooms
If you love trying new things in your garden, give giant flowers a go. Though bigger is not always better, the common saying does hold some truth in the garden.
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The Best Plants To Plant In Your Garden If You're A Scorpio
Scorpios have a lot of traits that allow them to be the perfect plant parents. We have a list of five excellent plants that will look great in the garden.
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How To Use The Existing Trees In Your Yard To Enhance Your Landscaping
If you have trees in your yard, use them to your advantage when landscaping. From adding flower gardens to using lights, trees are sure to enhance your yard.
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The Best Ways To Kill Weeds Without Killing Your Yard, According To An Expert - Exclusive
An expert shared some helpful tips that can rid your yard of weeds, but not cause any harm to it in the process in an exclusive interview with House Digest.
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5 Messy Plants You Won't Want To Keep Poolside
If you are lucky enough to have a pool in your garden then you know how much upkeep they require. Here are the messiest plants you won't want to keep poolside.
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15 Variegated Plants To Spruce Up Your Indoor Spaces
When shopping for houseplants, many home gardeners look for unique cultivars that will contrast well with the foliage-filled favorites they already own.
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15 Spicy Peppers You Can Grow In Your Garden
If you're into growing your own fruits and vegetables or making your own salsas, there are many hot pepper varieties you could be growing in your home garden.
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Is It Beneficial To Compost Your Dryer Lint?
Not all materials are ideal for mixing into your compost, but dryer lint may be one surprising beneficial ingredient. We will show you how to use it!
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15 Plants With Red Leaves Perfect For Your Indoor Space
Red-leaved varieties introduce drama and a touch of warmth to the interior décor. So, here are 15 plants with red leaves perfect for your indoor space.
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How To Easily Remove Soda Stains From Your Carpet
Worried about spilled soda on your carpet? There are easy methods to clear smears, so here's how to easily remove soda stains from your carpet.
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5 Simple Tips For Preparing Your Lawn For The Winter Months
Homeowners face a few key decisions on preparing their lawns as the winter approaches. Here are 5 simple tips for preparing your lawn for the winter months.
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15 Plants That You And Your Child Can Grow Together
Growing plants with your child is a great bonding activity and encourage healthy eating habits. Here are 15 plants that you and your child can grow together.
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The Most Important Place To Use Vinegar That You're Probably Missing
Vinegar solutions can be used in several ways as cleaning products in the home, but no area comes close to providing the same value as these spaces.
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15 Best Native Plants To Grow If You Live In New England
Relying on native plants to flush out gardens and landscapes is always a smart idea because the climate and soil provide everything they need.
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4 Simple Ways To Mount A Bird Feeder Outside Your Window
If you wish to be one of the nation's more than 39 million backyard birders, then mounting a bird feeder outside your window could be your first birding step.
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How You Can Use Those Leftover Pumpkins In Your Garden This Fall
Pumpkins are a classic fall plant that can be used in desserts and as decor, but here's how you can use your leftover pumpkins in your garden this fall.
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5 Fall Landscaping Tasks To Prepare For Spring
Fall is a great time to deal with some landscaping tasks that will help you have a better spring. Here are our tips on what needs to be done.
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The Best Layout For Your Garden, According To An Expert - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview, the resident botany expert for the NatureID app, Julia Omelchenko, was able to give us tips and tricks for the best garden layout.
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