Easily Nourish Your Garden By Repurposing Old Pillows
If you have some old pillows you’re about to throw out, why not repurpose them instead? Here’s how you can use pillows to boost your garden’s health.
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The Colorful Heat-Tolerant Plant That'll Thrive In Your Sunny Garden
Those living in warm climates with lots of sunlight should consider growing this popular plant. When established in a suitable environment, it’s very fuss-free.
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A Simple Way To Reuse Dead Flowers To Help Your Garden Grow
Deadheading your flowers is a regular part of garden maintenance. Instead of throwing them out, however, here’s how to effectively reuse them in your garden.
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What Happened To Shark Tank's Robin Autopilot Lawn Mowing Service?
In Season 9 of Shark Tank, Robin Autopilot walked away without backers. Although the company worked hard to build up its name, here’s what ultimately happened.
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Attract More Bugs To Your Yard With The Help Of A Plastic Nursery Pot
All you'll need for this simple DIY is a plastic nursery pot. Here's how to summon ladybugs and other bugs to your garden.
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Lawn Edging Ideas That'll Take Your Small Backyard To The Next Level
You don’t need a huge backyard for a picturesque outdoor living space. By incorporating the right lawn edging, you can make your yard seem bigger than it is.
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Fill Your Yard With White And Pink Flowers By Planting This Ground Cover
If you’re looking for a low-maintenance ground cover that works well in moderate to cool temperatures, this beautiful plant is for you.
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The Tool Kit Staple That'll Help You Quickly Fix Your Patchy Lawn
If an area of your lawn is growing in patchy, you likely have an item in your tool kit to help you out. While this method may seem strange, it works in a pinch.
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Help Your Tomato Plants Thrive By Planting This Herb Next To Them
Tomatoes are an excellent, beginner-friendly plant to grow. To ensure that they truly thrive, be sure to add this herb as a companion plant.
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Birds Will Be Flocking To Your Yard With The Help Of This Adorable Wine Cork DIY
Do you have any old wine corks hanging around in your kitchen? Instead of letting them gather dust or throwing them out, you can DIY your own birdhouse.
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The Gorgeous Blue Flower That'll Thrive In Your Vegetable Garden
Looking to give your veggie garden a boost? Plant this stunning blue flower, which attracts pollinators and, in turn, helps your crops thrive.
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The Highest-Rated Costco Lawn Mowers, From Zero-Turn To Self-Propelled
If you need a new lawn mower, Costco's offerings may be worth considering. Here are the top-rated mowers you'll find there, from zero-turn to self-propelled.
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The Clever Broom Trick That'll Help You Successfully Grow Grass From Seed
If you’re trying to grow grass from seed, this easy broom trick will help with germination, keep hungry birds away, and leave you with a healthy lawn.
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Crucial Things You Need To Know Before Building An Outdoor Kitchen
So you want to build an outdoor kitchen. Outdoor Guide exclusively spoke to a construction expert to get you started with everything to consider.
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How To Boost Potassium Levels In Your Garden Without Adding Wood Ash To The Soil
Identify your plants' soil requirements if you need to boost potassium levels. If you must avoid wood ash, here’s how to add potassium using organic materials.
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Prevent Hornets From Nesting In Your Yard With These Clever Tips
Keep pesky hornets out of your yard and home. These helpful, clever tips for dealing with hornets can keep your property free of annoying bugs for the season.
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The Color-Changing Flowering Shrub You'll Only Find In Florida
This elusive, color-changing shrub is only found in certain parts of Florida. Here’s why it’s so rare and why it’s impossible for gardeners to grow.
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Why You Should Consider Adding Ornamental Grass To Your Yard
A yard with ornamental grass adds more than visual interest. Along with numerous environmental benefits, many varieties can be more helpful than you think.
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Homeowners Are Loving This Costco Fire Pit. Here's How To Make It Work In Your Outdoor Space
Are you in the market for a new fire pit? Costco’s Solo Stove Yukon is a convenient option for your patio. It’s also portable enough for your next camping trip.
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Why You Should Consider Using Mulch Glue On Your Gravel Walkways
Loose gravel shifting constantly along your walkway can be a chore to deal with and maintain. This is where a trusty application of mulch glue comes in.
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Protect Your Flower Beds From Deer By Adding This Ground Cover
If deer have turned your garden into a buffet, you can deter them by planting a ground cover they don’t find appetizing near your most prized flowers.
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How Wood Ash Can Help You Grow Healthy Fruit Trees And Vegetable Gardens
Wood ash is an excellent, low-cost nutrient booster for fruit trees and veggie gardens. Here’s how to properly apply it.
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The Best Grass Alternative To Plant If You Live In A Harsh Climate
Living in a harsh climate can sometimes make it tricky to determine what grass to grow. Make the process easier with this low-maintenance grass alternative.
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Reuse Wood Pallets To Upgrade Your Lawn And Garden Tool Storage
Buying a storage solution for your garden tools doesn’t have to be expensive. In fact, you can DIY your own with just a few wooden pallets.
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Clever Tricks That'll Help Prevent Lawn Burn During The Summer Months
Patches of withering grass in the summer indicate lawn burn. Just like you, your lawn needs protection from the sun. Here’s how to prevent lawn burn.
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Why You Should Reconsider Planting This Stunning Flower In The Spring
Although you can plant peonies in the spring, any seasoned gardener will tell you this isn’t your best option. Here’s when you should plant them instead.
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Grow Pumpkins On A Balcony With These Container Gardening Tricks
Did you know you don’t need a large garden to grow pumpkins? Here’s how to do it successfully on a balcony or patio.
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