How To Use Organic Loofah Sponges As Seed Trays
Did you know that loofah in your shower can also make a great garden accessory? Here's how to turn organic loofahs into seed starting trays you'll love.
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Avoid Rock Salt Damage With An Easier-On-Your-Driveway Alternative
Rock Salt is an efficient, affordable way to de-ice your driveway, but you might damage the concrete. This option, while more expensive, is driveway-friendly.
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Transform Old Soup Cans Into An Adorable DIY Vertical Garden For Small Yards
Working with a small garden or balcony space can get tricky. Vertical gardens are a clever way to maximize space, and using old cans you save money.
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Why You Should Consider Adding Rice To Your Bird Feeder
There are several things to consider when adding bird feeders to your property, one of the biggest being what food you're going to use. How about rice?
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The Striking Perennial Plant That'll Add Interesting Patterns To Your Shady Garden
Not all perennials need full sun. This stunning plant brings color and eye-catching patterns to shady gardens in the right conditions.
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Stay Warm While Car Camping With A Simple And Affordable DIY Trick
Car camping is an affordable overnight option that can also be fun if you're comfortable. When it gets cold, that can be a challenge, but this trick helps.
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The Once-Popular Landscaping Trend That Pros Are Calling Unmanageable
Some landscaping choices look impressive at first but create long-term problems. One common planting habit can turn curb appeal into constant upkeep.
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How To Determine If Dollar Tree's Hummingbird Nectar Is A Good Choice For Your Feeder
Nothing beats an adorable hummingbird at your feeder. However, is the Dollar Tree's commercial nectar mix good to give them? Here's what to know before you buy.
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The Late-Winter Gardening Technique That'll Work Wonders On Your Fruit Trees
While most of your gardening tasks wrap up as winter progresses, it could be just the right time to pay attention to your dormant fruit trees.
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Why You Should Reconsider Using Dish Soap As An Ice Melt Alternative
When ice covers your sidewalks, you reach for a commercial deicer, or you reach for the internet. Alas, this dish soap trick isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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DIY A Unique Garden Bench By Repurposing An Old Pair Of Chairs
With a few old chairs and simple tools, you can create a cozy garden bench that turns an overlooked corner of your yard into a peaceful retreat.
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One Easy Trick To Protect Roses From Frost So They Bloom Again In Spring
Roses benefit from cold winters, so they can go dormant and reawaken come spring. But it can get too cold and windy. This eco-friendly trick will help out.
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Is Paying For Lawn Service Really Worth It? Here's What You Should Know
Lawn care decisions often come down to time, cost, and effort. Comparing professional services with DIY upkeep can reveal which approach fits you and your yard.
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Before You Toss That Milk Jug, Turn It Into An Irresistible Bird Feeder
Your repurposed milk jug can be used to provide a tasty snack for your feathered friends. It can also provide shelter and protection from predators.
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The Type Of Fruit Tree That'll Thrive Even In Colder Climates
Many fruit trees in North America need a cold snap to go dormant, but it can get too cold, particularly up north. Turn to this cold-hardy tree for success.
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The Common Yellow Weed That's Surprisingly Beneficial For Your Lawn
Weeds can be a big nuisance, and getting rid of them seems like the logical thing to do. But this common yellow weed is actually very helpful for your lawn.
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Mexico's Remote Beachy Paradise Offers An Unspoiled Coastline And Casting For Iconic Roosterfish
While fishing in Mexico, many focus on marlin and other billfish, roosterfish make the east Pacific coast stand out as a fisher's paradise. And there's tacos.
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Repurpose These Two Kitchen Essentials For A Simple DIY Fertilizer
Garden soil sometimes needs a boost, especially on a tight budget. Two common kitchen items can support healthier plants when used the right way.
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Is Your Snow-Covered Roof At Risk Of Collapse? Here Are Signs To Look Out For
Too much snow on your roof can be downright dangerous. Fortunately, there will be noticeable signs that your roof is on the verge of collapse.
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Saving Seeds? Here's How To Store Them Properly
Seed saving is an ancient tradition you can do at home with many plants and vegetables. But proper storage is essential, or all your hard work was in vain.
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Tennessee's 'Adventure Tourism Capital' Is A Must-Visit For Thrilling Outdoor Activities
When Tennessee is often associated with Elvis or Dollywood, this northeastern chunk of the state is home to world-class climbing, rafting, and beautiful hiking.
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Repurpose An Old Box Spring For A Simple DIY Plant Trellis
Store-bought garden trellises get pricey fast, but you need them for climbing plants to thrive. Instead you might be sleeping on a no-cost DIY alternative.
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The Backyard Water Feature That's A Beautiful Alternative To A Birdbath
Watching birds flap around in your birdbath can be a delight, but cleaning up can be a drag. This alternative water feature offers beauty and less mess.
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Tree Damage: What To Do If Your Tree Falls In Your Yard Due To A Storm
Trees are sturdy beings that can survive decades or centuries. But high winds, flooding, and severe snowstorms can uproot them into your yard. Now what?
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Can You Sleep In Your Car At Walmart? What You Need To Know Before Your Next Road Trip
Perhaps you've seen RVs set up in a Walmart parking lot and wondered if its okay to boondock there overnight. It may be, but you need to follow the rules.
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De-Ice Your Driveway In Record Time: Here's The Fastest Way To Do It
If you step out in the morning, and your driveway and sidewalk are covered in ice, it's time to de-ice. Getting rid of ice quickly is easier with this product.
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How And When To Safely Get Rid Of Old Gas From Your Lawn Mower
When you're moving your lawn mower or getting ready to store it away for the winter, you need to know how to safely dispose of your old gasoline.
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Say Goodbye To Boring Concrete Steps And Try This Stylish Painted Upgrade
Plain concrete steps can feel dull, but a creative paint approach adds personality and polish, turning a basic entryway feature into a standout design element.
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Homeowner's Clever Pool Noodle Trick Winter-Proofs Outdoor Plumbing And Faucets
As temperatures drop, it's important to insulate exposed pipes and faucets. If you didn't make it to the hardware store, no worries: Make your way to the shed.
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Repurpose An Old Glass Jar Into A Simple Bird Feeder In Minutes
With just a few common supplies, a basic glass jar can be transformed into something useful outdoors, adding purpose to clutter while helping local birds.
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