Cream of tartar is one kitchen ingredient that's been touted as a solution for fungal issues, but this acidic substance may not actually stand up to the task.
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It's common to choose flowers for their appearance and compatibility with your climate, but this gorgeous perennial offers a tasty bonus.
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Want a lush new lawn on the double? These fast-growing cool- and warm-season grass seeds are quick to germinate, helping to out-compete weed competition.
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Instead of tossing broken mugs into the trash, upcycle them into a whimsical container to add to your garden or windowsill with lots of customization options.
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Hanging baskets add texture and color to your room without taking up table or shelf space. However, many varieties are sensitive, which requires special care.
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From the time of year to the type of grass, there are several factors that could determine the best mower height to keep your lawn healthy and lush.
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Yellow patches of turfgrass can happen for many reasons, including heat, grubs, watering issues, and diseases... Or this fungus could be the culprit.
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HGTV named a garden in each state to visit. The selection for Mississippi is full of wildlife and plants native to the state with many trails and exhibits.
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If your fruit plants have suffered from blossom end rot in the past, it's time to check your home's medicine cabinet for a simple cure that will save them.
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Some of these companion plants for daylilies will attract pollinators and birds, while others provide complementary colorful blooms and strong fragrance.
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Sunflowers generally reach good heights, but if you're looking for a showstopping type that will tower over your yard, try one of these extra-tall varieties.
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There are a few ways to propagate a beautiful hibiscus plant for yourself or to share with a loved one, but you'll have the most success with this method.
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Some weeds have pros that outweigh the cons. Find out which nutrient-rich weed has beautiful blooms, protects the soil, and kills other less helpful weeds.
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If your snake plant is slanting or your calathea is crooked, it could be a sign that you need to alter your houseplant care regime so that they grow straight.
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Some fertilization techniques might deter rather than woo pollinators to your garden, no matter how many flowers your plants have. Learn which you should stop.
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Deadheading and pruning are good ways to get plants to flower more. However, the sturdy main canes of climbing roses respond better to training than to cutting.
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you can easily grow your own mums from seed without spending a dime when you harvest your current plant's seeds and prep them carefully for planting.
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If you want bigger, better hydrangea blooms start with your plant's soil. There are ways to improve it in order to see better flower production.
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The right garden netting protects crops without endangering your backyard visitors. But one option does far more harm than most gardeners realize.
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Removing a tree stump can be time consuming and difficult, but if you want to avoid the use of chemicals, which can harm other plants in your yard, try this.
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If your Salvia is getting thin or dying in the middle, it's probably time to divide it. For the best results, here's when and how to complete the process.
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By storing strawberries the right way, they’ll stay fresh for longer and you can also avoid problems like discoloration, moisture buildup, and even mold.
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Think twice before you plant this pretty but fast-spreading perennial flower next to your rose bushes. It could make them very weak and sick.
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Peat moss can be a controversial soil additive, but does it actually cause harm to your garden? For some plants with specific soil requirements, it might.
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Growing onions is certainly a rewarding gardening feat, but if you have limited space for containers only, be sure to choose the right variety.
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There are few simple pleasures quite like walking barefoot on a plush, healthy lawn. One well-known species is the perfect pick for shady and cold lawns.
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Mushroom crops attract pest problems because these edible fungi thrive in moist, nutrient-dense soil that is also very attractive to fungus gnats and nematodes.
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