How To Protect Your Geraniums During The Winter Months
While many people treat their geraniums as annuals, these colorful flowers are perennials that can return yearly with proper winter care.
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Should You Help An Injured Deer After Hitting It With Your Vehicle?
Deer populations are on the rise, so it's no surprise that car accidents with the animals occur every year. If you accidentally hit one, what should you do?
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These Beautiful Plants Will Help Keep Mosquitos Away From Your Patio
If you're looking for a chemical-free way to control a mosquito problem in your yard, try adding these two easy-to-grow plants, which act as natural repellents.
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A Bag Of Chips Is The Perfect Fire Starter If All Your Tinder Is Wet
Even the most prepared campers can forget to pack something for their trip. Without a fire starter? No worries. You can build a campfire using a bag of chips.
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Turn An Old Cooler Into Rustic Porch Décor With This Thrifty DIY
You may have difficulty finding a plastic cooler that matches the rustic aesthetic of your patio. Luckily, this simple DIY project can make any cooler stylish.
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2 Fishing Tips To Maximize Your Catch Regardless Of Where You Fish
Fishing advice varies depending on the type of fish or where the angler is. No matter what species you target, our two tips will maximize your haul.
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Control Crabgrass In Your Yard With The Help Of Apple Cider Vinegar
Usually appearing in the summer, crabgrass can quickly take over your yard. To control this pesky plant, make a concoction of apple cider vinegar.
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The Popular Arizona Mountain Range That Has An Unsettling Amount Of Lost Hikers
One mountain range in Arizona is shrouded in superstition and has also played host to many disappearing hikers each year. Here is what to know before you go.
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Fatal Attraction: How And Why Birds Fall Prey To The Pisonia Tree
Birds disperse seeds for many plants, but Pisonia trees provide no value to birds. Instead, it lethally immobilizes them without gaining anything, either.
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Simple Tips For Preparing Your Strawberry Plants For Winter
Even though strawberries are perennials, they need some help to stay toasty throughout the winter. Here's how to prepare them.
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These Unexpected Snacks Can Help You Start A Fire In Case Of Emergency
Campfires are an essential part of overnight camping. Even without matches, you can start one with two snacks you likely already have.
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The Perfect Place For A Hummingbird Swing In Your Yard
Hummingbird swings may seem like gimmicks initially, but they are perfect resting spots for these little birds. Here's where you should place one in your yard.
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Here's How WD-40 Can Help You Have A Safer And More Efficient Ski Season
Maintaining your skis is crucial for a safe day on the slopes. You can keep your ski gear in tip-top shape with some WD-40 before your next trip.
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TikTok's Clever Hack Only Requires Seed And Toilet Paper To Fix Up Empty Lawn Patches
A viral trend on TikTok has recently offered a solution for empty patches on lawns. All you need are some grass seeds, water, and toilet paper.
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Make Starting A Campfire With Wet Wood Easier With These Simple Tips
A rainy camping trip can make setting up a campfire challenging. However, with our tips, you can still get a fire going even with wet wood.
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This Simple DIY Soap Spray Keeps Pesky Sawflies Off Your Roses
If you have sawflies munching away on your roses but don't want to use harsh chemicals, try making this homemade DIY soap spray, which offers immediate relief.
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13 National Parks For Bear-Watching And Which Ones You Can Spot
Wildlife sightings are abundant in America's national parks. For those looking to spot a bear, these 13 national parks are worth exploring.
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Enjoy The Natural Beauty And Outdoor Activities At Arizona's Popular Canyon Lake
While Grand Canyon National Park attracts many outdoor enthusiasts in Arizona, this small lake is well worth checking out for its abundant outdoor activities.
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How To Spot A Costa's Hummingbird (& Where You'd Likely Find Them)
Costa's hummingbirds are colorful little creatures
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A DIY Pinecone Project That'll Help You Easily Start A Campfire
The challenge of building a campfire usually stems from trying to start one. With the help of some pine cones, you can enjoy a toasty evening outdoors.
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The Best Method For Watering Your Roses
With roses, you can enjoy colorful blooms every year. Tending to your roses doesn't have to be complex; just follow our tips for the best watering practices.
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Why You're Not Catching Any Fish And How To Help You Get More Bites
Fishing without catching anything can be discouraging. While it's impossible to ensure a bite on every fishing trip, our tips will increase your chances.
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Make Propagating Your Plants Easier With This Dollar Tree DIY Idea
Are you running out of space in your home? You can still create a plant-filled oasis by suctioning this Dollar Tree item on flat surfaces for plant propagation.
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Why Big Bend National Park Is Considered One Of The Most Dangerous In The U.S.
Big Bend National Park is known for its gorgeous mountain views. However, the park's wild beauty makes it one of the most dangerous, too.
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Add This Common Kitchen Ingredient To Your Potted Plants To Help Deter Mosquitos
Mosquitos make spending time in your garden a nightmare. Place this bulbous kitchen staple into your potted plants to help keep them at bay.
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Keep An Eye Out For Bears On A Popular Glacier National Park Trail
Montana's Glacier National Park is home to a massive bear population. Bears scavenge for delicious food along one particular trail, so be vigilant.
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The Tasty Fruit You Should Reconsider Planting Near Your Zinnias
Zinnias make great beginner-friendly flowers due to their ease of growth and variety of companion plants. However, one tasty fruit shouldn't be planted nearby.
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