Catch A Glimpse Of Wildlife At One Beautiful Spot In The Great Smoky Mountains
Straddled between North Carolina and Tennessee, this national park provides ample opportunities to get out in nature and spot some rare wildlife.
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Is Ryobi's Cordless Fogger Tool Worth Buying? Here's What Users Say
Ryobi's One+ portfolio of tools is generally well regarded by its fans. This cordless fogger/mister, which sprays for bugs and weeds, has its pros and cons.
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The Must-Plant Tree That'll Fill Your Yard With Fall Colors And Pollinators
If you are looking for a tree that brightens your yard with color and that will bring bees and butterflies for pollinating, consider this fast-growing option.
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South Carolina Is Set To Open A New State Park For The First Time In 20 Years
South Carolina has a network of 47 state parks with 90,000 acres of activity. Residents of The Palmetto State are about to get a first-of-its-kind 48th park.
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How To Care For Your Hydrangeas During The Fall Months
Hydrangeas can be stunning in autumn, but one wrong move could impact next year’s flowers. Master the key fall care steps to keep them healthy.
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HGTV's Erin Napier Shares Her Favorite Vegetables To Grow In A Garden
HGTV's Erin Napier isn't just an interior design star — she's also an enthusiastic gardener. Discover which plants are a must-have in her vegetable patch.
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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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The Showstopping Red Flower That Hummingbirds Can't Get Enough Of
If you want to attract hummingbirds to your yard, there is a certain plant that has flowers they can't resist. It's easy to grow and beautiful, as well.
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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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Why Fall Is The Perfect Time To Plant A Pear Tree In Your Yard
Pear trees are a wonderful, very hardy addition to any yard or garden. But young fruit trees establishing roots benefit from proper timing, and fall is ideal.
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12 Must-Visit Destinations Along The Great Lakes
With 10,000 miles of shoreline in the U.S. and Canada, the Great Lakes have more than their fair share of must-see places, from quiet shores to city walks.
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If You Want To Catch A Glimpse Of A Bald Eagle, You Might Want To Visit Alaska
There's nothing more American than catching sight of a bald eagle in the wild — and Alaska is easily the best place to spot these majestic birds.
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The Must-Plant Ground Cover With Gorgeous Color-Changing Leaves
Tired of the same old green garden? Whether it's spring, summer, or fall, this gorgeous ground cover plant is sure to brighten up your lawn.
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How To Keep Your Garden Roses Blooming In Fall
As fall rolls around, the days get shorter, the temperatures drop, and you'll need to follow these tips to keep your rose garden blooming in the autumn months.
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Protect Fruit Trees From Getting Ravaged By Pests With A Simple Clothing Hack
Birds, wasps, and squirrels love your fruit trees, so how can you keep these pests at bay? If you've got old clothes, repurpose them to protect your orchard.
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Looking For A New Tent? Here's 2025's Most Reliable Choice, Based On Reviews
After analyzing hundreds of tent reviews, one model consistently rises above the rest. Here's what makes it the top choice, and if it's a good fit for you.
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Repurpose Pool Noodles For Adorable Fairy Garden Planters
Have a stack of pool noodles taking up precious real estate in your garage? Repurpose them in this whimsical DIY project to create fairy garden planters.
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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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What To Know Before Installing Pavers On Your Sloped Lawn
Sloped backyards present unique challenges when it comes to installing pavers. But by following a few extra steps, you can build your dream patio.
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The Most Popular Family-Friendly Campsites You Can Find In The US
Yes, camping with family can be fun. Start by grabbing a tent or RV site at one of these popular destinations, from national parks to themed activity parks.
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The Vibrant Flower That'll Last All The Way Into Fall, But Could Cause Problems In Your Garden
As your garden winds down into fall, it's nice to have a few new blooms. This common flowering plant is a popular option, but you need to plant it responsibly.
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Why You Should Adjust Your Hummingbird Nectar Recipe For Cooler Weather
Hummingbirds are still plenty active in the late fall and even winter in some regions. This recipe adjustment keeps hummers fed and feeders safe.
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Repurpose These Common Pieces Of Trash For Adorable Garden Decor
Trash can be more than just waste. Many common household items can take on a second life as charming garden decor with a touch of creativity and a little glue.
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How To Determine Whether To Mow Or Edge Your Lawn First
The great lawn care debate: mow first or edge first? Discover the best approach for your routine and preferences to keep your lawn happy and healthy.
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Help Your Tomato Garden Thrive With These Small White Flowers
Tomatoes are a delight to have in the garden, but they are prone to unwanted visits from a number of pests. This beautiful flower may be the solution.
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The Tiny Yet Destructive Invasive Beetle To Look Out For On Your Ash Trees
With their wide-spreading, leafy branches, ash trees are quite popular in the U.S., but they’re being seriously threatened by a truly devastating beetle.
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The Old Farmer's Almanac's Winter Weather Forecast Is Here And This Is What It Predicts
Each year, the Old Farmer's Almanac issues its winter weather forecasts with an 80% accuracy rate. Before you head outdoors, check out what it's predicting.
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