Why You Should Reconsider Trying This Popular DIY Lawn Fertilizer
This DIY lawn fertilizing ingredient may be popular, but that doesn't mean it works. In fact, it can invite pests, stifle roots, and even kill the grass.
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A Stylish Trick That'll Keep Your Camping Picnic Tables Clean
Keep your camping setup stylish and sanitary with this simple upgrade that turns messy picnic tables into clean, comfortable dining spots outdoors.
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Keep Your Furry Companion Safe While Camping With A DIY Tether
Even a well-behaved dog may have a temptation to wander a campsite. To avoid any problems, here's a quick trick to keep your furry companion safe while camping.
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How To Easily Identify Tree Root Damage From Frozen Soil
Nothing looks prettier than a snow-covered tree in winter. Beneath the surface, however, that same tree could be suffering serious, life-threatening damage.
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Why You May Want To Reconsider Using Raw Eggs As Garden Fertilizer
Some people claim that raws eggs make the perfect fertilizer for the plants in your garden. Here's why you shouldn't listen to that advice.
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Protect Your Plants From Frost With The Help Of A Camping Staple
When the weather starts getting cold, your plants do, too. With the help of a certain piece of camping gear, though, you can protect your plants from frost.
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The Best Method For Cleaning The White Pea Gravel In Your Landscaping
White pea gravel can look elegant and pristine, until it starts getting dirty. While hosing the rocks works, head to the kitchen cupboard for a better solution.
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This Simple Cooler Lighting Tip Makes Camping At Night Way Easier
Camping trips are great fun, but rustling around in your cooler at night? Not so much. Luckily, this lighting hack is sure to brighten up your next adventure.
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A Creative Pool Noodle DIY That'll Add Privacy To Your Outdoor Space
If you want some more privacy in your backyard without committing to installing a fence, there's a way to use pool noodles to make a stylish privacy screen.
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Does This Popular And Spicy Plant Really Repel Snakes? Here's What The Evidence Says
Got a snake problem in your garden? Many people say that one particular plant will have them slithering home again — but is it actually true?
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How To DIY An Emergency Whistle For Extra Safety On A Camping Trip
A whistle is a vital tool when it comes to staying safe while camping. If you've left yours at home, though, don't fret: Just make one yourself.
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Why Your Garden Hydrangeas Are Struggling More Now Than Ever
Did your hydrangeas have a bad blooming season this year? You're not alone. These garden shrub staples are struggling everywhere. Here's the reason why.
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The Charming New York Town That's Great For Outdoor Adventures All Year Long
This charming Adirondack town offers incredible outdoor adventures in every season. This is a must-visit spot for any outdoor enthusiast, no matter the month.
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This Natural Herbicide Might Help Stop Weeds Before They Start, But Only If You Use It Right
This natural weed killer seems too simple to work, but timing and application make all the difference. Get it wrong and you'll waste your effort.
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If A Groundhog Is Disrupting Your Yard, This Kitchen Scrap Can Help
Groundhogs can wreak havoc in your yard, from digging extensive underground tunnels to eating your vegetable crops. This kitchen scrap can help get rid of them.
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The Berry-Filled Climbing Plant That'll Attract Cardinals To Your Garden
Want to welcome ruby-winged cardinals to your garden? They'll flock to the yard when they see this stunning plant, and it's easier to grow than you think.
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How To Identify And Get Rid Of Blackflies In Your Garden
Strange bugs have conquered your garden, and you think they might be blackflies. Here's how to identify these insects and what you can do if they're a problem.
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How To Save Any Over-Fertilized Hydrangeas In Your Garden
Worried you may have killed your hydrangeas by over-fertilizing? Don't lose hope — these step-by-step rescue instructions can still save the day.
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A Simple Addition That'll Help Plants Thrive In Your Rocky Soil Garden
Struggling to grow anything in your rocky soil? This one natural addition transforms even the most stubborn ground into fertile garden space.
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The Strange Ant Hill Removal Hack You Should Reconsider Trying
There are places in the yard we don't want anthills. While some hacks work to repel or kill ants, this stinky social media trick might actually attract them.
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Here's What's Causing The String-Like Patches In Your Lawn And How To Fix It
If you're seeing patches of pink in your lawn and stringy things all over your grass, you've got an uninvited visitor. Fortunately, it's a pretty easy fix.
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The Common Garden Feature You Can Use To Hide Your Outdoor AC Equipment
AC units can be an eyesore in the garden. Learn how to hide your unit with this clever solution to beautify your yard, and potentially even help it run better!
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What To Know Before Trying Rosemary As A Squirrel Deterrent
Finding ways to send squirrels scurrying from your garden is a must. While they don't like the smell of rosemary, it's important to know the pros and cons.
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Why You Should Skip Trying The Bug Spray Trick For Weed Control
We're always looking for easy ways to control weeds. One traditional method involving bug spray has recently been making the rounds, but it's not worth it.
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How To Create Your Own Hydrangea Privacy Hedge
Hydrangeas are hardy flowering shrubs. The leafy branches and massive summer blooms can be shaped into gorgeous privacy hedges, if you space them just right.
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How To Transform An Old Tree Stump Into A Cozy Outdoor Chair
Tree stump removal is expensive and labor intensive. Instead, consider transforming unsightly stumps into sightly (and comfy) stump chairs with these tricks.
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What To Consider Before Using Self-Binding Gravel In Your Yard
When considering surfaces for your driveway, patio, or garden path, don't overlook self-binding gravel aggregate. It's worth knowing the pros and cons first.
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