Don't Toss Your Empty Cans: Turn Them Into Cute Boho Decor With An Easy DIY
Empty food cans can be recycled, sure, but they're also great bases for DIY projects. Easily turn cans into boho decor with just a few craft supplies and tools.
Read MoreEmpty food cans can be recycled, sure, but they're also great bases for DIY projects. Easily turn cans into boho decor with just a few craft supplies and tools.
Read MoreThese plants have leaves that naturally turn shades of red and yellow all year round, making them ideal for long-lasting fall displays and as houseplants.
Read MoreThis thrift store alternative is a great place to find vintage treasures such as ceiling medallions, pillars, antique doors, fireplaces, and more.
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Read MoreSeptember signals the arrival of fall, but it's also a great time to plant certain vegetables. The ideal crops to plant depend on your gardening zone.
Read MoreThere's a simple item you likely have in your kitchen that will double as a cheap cleanser for hard water stains on glass surfaces, and it's basically free.
Read MoreAre you sad at the sight of fading blooms at the end of summer? Plant any of these flowering shrubs, and you'll keep your yard colorful well into fall.
Read MoreWith this thrift find turned kitchen organization system, you can finally give your spices a cute home instead of tossing them in a random cabinet.
Read MoreYour old sewing table can find new life as an innovative outdoor entertainment solution, making a beautiful patio bar for serving food and chilling drinks.
Read MoreIt can be difficult to know when you should start plants from seeds versus buying seedlings. Sure, seeds cost less, but there's more to consider than price.
Read MoreMost tool brands nowadays have a proprietary battery system that works with multiple tools. While they might look similar, they're not all exactly the same.
Read MoreChoosing new decor isn't always easy, but this rule compares potential new buys to a certain piece of fruit to help you decide and prevent clutter.
Read MoreWith a bit more effort and close monitoring of your plant's needs and health, you can easily grow hostas in containers instead of your garden beds.
Read MoreHaving a small television in the kitchen is coming back as a major trend, and these picks are the perfect size, a good value, and convenient.
Read MoreFall kitchen decor is easy to customize while sticking to a budget with this twist on a wreath that uses Dollar Tree holiday craft supplies.
Read MoreIf you have ticks in your yard, it could be that they're being drawn to the fruit trees you have planted. But not for the exact reason you might think.
Read MoreDecades-old trim can make a room feel heavy and dated, but adding this more modern style of flooring can help to bring life back to the space.
Read MoreBuying new appliances, especially kitchen appliances, is costly, so options like open-box and display models are tempting. Learn the pros and cons of them.
Read MoreThese two flowers work in tandem to draw hummingbirds to your yard from late winter all the way through summer with staggered blooms they'll love.
Read MoreYou can use rice water as an additive to provide your plants with essential nutrients in a variety of ways. The key is using the right amount of starch.
Read MoreThe best dishwasher detergent dissolves food stains without leaving behind a cloudy residue. And the soap's form (liquid, powder, or pod) makes a difference.
Read MoreClay soil can be challenging for some plants because it suffers from poor drainage and an increased chance of waterlogging, so these flowers should be avoided.
Read MorePaint sprayers are incredibly convenient — until they get clogged, that is. Clear up the problem with this simple process that requires no extra tools.
Read MoreYou may wipe down kitchen counters daily, since food prep and spills are common. But this often-forgotten area of your kitchen may be harboring more germs.
Read MoreIf you need to get rid of weeds, you don't want to take your lawn out with them. From mowing techniques to natural herbicides, here's how to get the job done.
Read MoreNot every fertilizer is good for your plants. The wrong combination of minerals actually causes nutrient deficiencies and blocks healthy symbiotic relationships.
Read MoreSome weeds actually offer benefits that may outweigh the cons of having them in your yard. Discover which weed can attract pollinators and reduce pollution.
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