Put Plastic Bottles In The Bottom Of Your Flower Pot And Thank Us Later
Big planters require a lot of planting medium and get super heavy, so put plastic bottles in the bottom of your flower pot and thank us later.
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This Gorgeous Flower Doubles As The Mole-Repellant Your Garden Needs
If moles are tearing up your yard, one way to repel them is to plant this gorgeous flower, which doubles as the mole-repellant your garden needs.
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One Common Kitchen Item Is The Secret To Keeping Snakes Out Of Your Garden
It's always a little unnerving when you encounter a snake on your property, but one common kitchen item is the secret to keeping them out of your garden.
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Does Epsom Salt Really Work To Remove Tree Stumps?
Getting rid of a tree stump can be a daunting task, but if you're not in a hurry, you can try Epsom salt to see if it really works to remove tree stumps.
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5 Ways To Make Your Home Garden Repel Ticks And Fleas
Ticks and fleas can cause a lot of problems but they can also be difficult to get rid of. Here are five ways to make your home garden repel ticks and fleas.
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Kill Off Crabgrass The Natural Way With This Household Essential
Crabgrass is the bane of many a homeowner who take pride in their lawns. But there is a natural way to kill it off using way this household essential
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Plants That Add Nitrogen To Your Garden Soil
Nitrogen is a vital part of plant health so it needs to be replenished regularly. One way to maintain nitrogen in soil is to add these plants to your garden.
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Keep Your Plants Cool With This Genius Pool Noodle Hack
If you have large planters, try this genius pool noodle hack to not only save money, but also to keep your plants, cool, well-drained, and healthy all summer.
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Keep Skunks At Bay By Adding This Vegetable In Your Garden
If skunks are a nuisance in your yard, there is a humane way to keep skunks at bay. Try adding this vegetable in your garden as a surefire repellant.
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The Game-Changing Sugar Hack That Kills Weeds Like No Other
If you are a gardener, you know about the annoying chore of weeding. Here is a game-changing hack involving sugar that kills weeds like no other.
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Think Twice Before Using This Popular Pesticide In Your Garden
Gardeners use neem oil as a natural insect repellent. While it's grown in popularity, you should be aware that it can also cause harm.
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Why This Common Honeysuckle Plant Is One You Don't Want To See In Your Garden
While some honeysuckle plants are native to North America, some sold locally may not be. Here's why this variety is one you don't want to see in your garden.
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Don't Do Any Of These Things To Your Garden After A Heavy Rain
Gardeners should adjust their regular routines during heavy rainfall. If it has rained a lot, don't do the following things to your garden.
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You Can't Skip This Crucial Lawn Care Step If You Don't Want Snow Mold
It can be tough work to maintain your lawn. While snow mold is hard to prevent, there is one crucial thing you can do to ensure a healthy lawn.
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The Potential Drawbacks Of Letting Your Grass Grow Too Long
Mowing the lawn can be dirty, sweaty work, but letting your grass grow too long can cause avoidable problems. Here are the potential drawbacks.
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Reasons Why Your Yard Is Swarmed With Dragonflies
Dragonflies are captivating insects to watch as they zoom around your garden. Yet, have you ever wondered why a dragonfly swarm would fly around your yard?
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Trying This Viral DIY Plant Fertilizer
The internet is full of gardening hacks -- some are valid, others, not so much. Here's why you should think twice before trying this viral DIY plant fertilizer.
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Clever Ways To Use WD-40 For Your Lawn And Garden
While it's common knowledge that WD-40 is an excellent garage companion, did you know it can be useful for your lawn and garden, too?
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Sprinkle Cinnamon On Your Grass And Watch What Happens
Cinnamon, the beloved confection and coffee topper, is also useful for your yard. You can even sprinkle cinnamon on your grass and watch what happens.
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Rid Your Garden Of Fungus Easily With These Common Kitchen Staples
Powdery mildew is a common garden fungal disease. Thankfully, it can be treated easily with these familiar kitchen staples.
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Stop Throwing Grass Clippings Away After Mowing The Lawn. Here's Why
Mowing your lawn is a regular routine if you own a yard. Here's why you should keep the grass clippings after your hard work is done.
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Different Ways To Sharpen Your Lawn Mower Blades
Maintaining sharp lawn mower blades is essential to your lawn care practice. Let's examine the different ways to sharpen these blades.
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What It Really Means When Your Plant Leaves Start Turning Yellow
Plants may not be able to talk, but they can communicate their needs. Here's what it really means when your plant leaves start turning yellow.
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The Secret To Humanely Banishing Squirrels From Your Garden Is In Your Kitchen
Squirrels, as cute a they are, can be a terror in your garden. Fortunately, the secret to humanely banishing squirrels from your garden is in your kitchen.
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The Most Common Place Snakes Hide In Your Yard
It's always a surprise to see a snake in your yard, but there are reasons they come around. These are the most common place snakes hide in your yard.
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Signs It's Time To Sharpen Your Lawn Mower Blades
Proper maintenance of lawn equipment is essential for maintaining a well-kept lawn. Here are some signs that it's time to sharpen your lawn mower blades.
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5 Ways To Repurpose Old Tires Outdoors
Repurposing used tires can be a fun way to get creative. There are a surprising number of things you can do. Here are five ways to repurpose old tires outdoors.
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