The Patio Material You'll Want To Select If You Get A Lot Of Snow
You want to choose a patio material for the winter that will last without having to be replaced. Here's what to pick if you get a lot of snow.
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Stories By Nina Phillips
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Hummingbirds Will Be Flocking To Your Yard With The Help Of This Stunning Red Flower
Pint-sized and speedy, hummingbirds can be a delight to watch. If you want to attract more of these pollinators, try planting this vibrant red flower.
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Make Your RV Lights Look Cozier With This Simple DIY Lampshade
Overhead lighting can be garish - even in your RV. To spruce up your RV's interior and make it feel more cozy and welcoming, try making this easy DIY lampshade.
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Transform Your Old Teapot Into A Stunningly Rustic Outdoor Water Feature
Taking one of your favorite teapots and transforming it into a unique water feature for your yard can be a great way to display it. Here's how to do it.
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Attract More Hummingbirds To Your Garden With These Nest Box Building Tips
If you want to attract more hummingbirds to your yard, the steps you should take are slightly different than that for other birds. Here are the steps to take.
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It's A Terrible Idea To Plant Tomatoes Next To Corn In Your Garden - Here's Why
Companion planting is vital to a thriving garden. Planting tomatoes next to corn will adversely affect your crops and, instead, attract unwanted interlopers.
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Upgrade Your Halloween Porch Decor With This Pool Noodle Ghost DIY
It's always fun to decorate your porch for Halloween, but it can be pricey. For a low-cost option, try making this pint-sized ghost from an old pool noodle.
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Our 5 Fall-Favorite Recipes For Cozy Campfire Meals
Cozy campfire meals are some of the most enjoyable parts of camping, especially when the weather cools off. Here are five of our favorite fall recipes.
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The All-In-One Kitchen You Can Buy For Your Van/camper Life
This all-in-one kitchen you can buy for your van/camper life may be good for you if you like to easily cook wherever you are, but it also has its drawbacks.
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If Rabbits Are Destroying Your Garden, Try These Rabbit-Resistant Plants
Rabbits are certainly cute, but they can also destroy your garden. If you're trying to get rid of them, try some of these rabbit-resistant plants.
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Outdoor Enthusiasts Will Love These Incredible Apps
Phones don't have to be a distraction on your adventures - they can make your experiences better. Here are some incredible apps for outdoor enthusiasts.
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These Apps Can Help Keep You Safe While Exploring The Outdoors
Nobody is immune to accidents, even seasoned hikers. If you ever find yourself in an emergency while outside, these safety apps are handy to have on your phone.
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Self-Defense Essentials Every Solo Traveler Should Own
When planning a solo trip, it's easy to forget a few things. Your safety should come first, so remember to pack all of these self-defense essentials.
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Believe It Or Not, A Certain Snake Species Hunts In Packs
Despite what used to be accepted knowledge - that snakes hunt alone - certain species stalk their prey in packs. Here's what we know so far.
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These Types Of Birds Got Their Nickname By Starting Forest Fires On Purpose
We know that certain species of birds are pretty intelligent, including these types of birds that got their nickname due to their pyromaniac behaviors.
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What To Do If You Find Hornets In And Around Your Home
Getting rid of hornets on your property can be dangerous. Ian Williams, a Board-Certified Entomologist, explains how to handle these aggressive species.
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The Unexpected Way A Shower Curtain Can Spruce Up Your Garden
Inspired by TikTok, this hack is a great way to improve the aesthetic of your garden, allowing you to illuminate the space uniquely and creatively.
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Here's Why Your Fruit Trees Aren't Growing Fruit
Fruit trees can be challenging to grow. These fussy plants can stump even experienced gardeners. Here's how to figure out why your fruit trees aren't producing.
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Protect Your Yard's Bird Box From Snakes With This Simple Trick
Despite their benefits, snakes may be a nuisance in your yard, especially if they eat birds. To keep your bird box safe, try this nifty hack.
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The 5 Best Underrated Trails To Hike In Yellowstone National Park
In Yellowstone National Park, you can hike to your heart's content. Discover the park's less-known beauty on these underrated trails recommended by visitors.
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Keep Birds Coming To Your Yard Year-Round With These DIY Suet Cakes
Suet cakes not only attract birds into your yard but also offer an economical and practical way to feed them. We walk you through making these treats.
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Banish Weeds For Good With The Help Of This Stunning Low-Maintenance Plant
If chemical weed killers and complex weed-removal techniques aren't for you, growing this plant as ground cover might be your best bet. Here are the details.
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Keep Yourself From Drowning After Falling Into The Water Fully Clothed With This Genius Trick
Falling into the water fully clothed can be frightening if you're not an experienced swimmer. Thankfully, there's a clever trick you can use to keep you afloat.
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Sleep Under The Stars In A Dry Sleeping Bag With This Brilliant Hack
Whether camping in the wild or at a campground, this lowly kitchen tool can help keep your sleeping bag dry and insulate it. Here's how to use it.
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Use This Oyster Shell Hack For A Flourishing Garden
There are plenty of ways to get a flourishing garden, and adding oyster shells to the mix is one of them. Here's how to do it - and for pretty cheap.
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A Common Kitchen Ingredient Keeps Japanese Beetles Out Of Your Garden For Good
Japanese beetles aren't picky eaters, meaning they can decimate your garden. This common ingredient from your kitchen can help prevent these invasive bugs.
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Why Does The Sky Look Yellow And What Does It Mean?
We are used to blue skies, and colorful sunrises and sunsets, but sometimes, the whole sky looks yellow. Here's what that means and why it happens.
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