The Beautiful Blooming Perennial To Plant In November For A Lush Spring Garden
Fall is a great time to plant flowers for spring, but this hardy perennial can be planted as late as November so long as you know what you're doing.
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A Common Hummingbird Nectar Myth You Should Stop Believing
If you want more hummingbirds to come to your garden, maybe stop believing this common hummingbird myth and start planting colorful flowers.
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Upgrade Your Campsite Meals With A Simple Preparation Tip
While premade camping meals certainly save time, the world of campfire cooking truly expands by using a single technique to create deeper flavor.
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How To Choose The Best Type Of Mulch To Use In Your Winter Garden
While you're cozying up during winter, your garden is working, growing cold-hardy plants and prepping for spring. The mulch you choose makes a big difference.
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Visit The Second-Largest State Park In New York For Sweeping Views & Vast Hiking Trails
This scenic greenspace is the second-largest state park in New York and offers plenty of opportunities to hike and take in the beautiful scenery.
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Beautiful Climbing Plants That'll Add Shade To Your Pergola
Need a little relief from the sun? Dress up your pergola with these gorgeous climbing plants that provide color, elevated ambiance, and shade.
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The Roof Snow Removal Trick That May Be Worth The Effort
When snow builds up on your roof, there is a risk of damage, and a safety risk below. Do not climb up on the roof! Instead grab this handy item and make it fun.
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The Underrated Lily Variety To Plant In November For Beautiful Spring Blooms
The lily family includes hundreds of species. One overlooked, sun-loving variety can be planted well into November, offering tall, stunning blooms come spring.
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The Popular Cooking Tool You Won't Regret Packing For Your Camping Trip
Packing for a camping trip is always a balance between preparedness, comfort, and minimalism. Despite its weight, this chuckwagon staple is worth bringing.
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Explore The Mississippi Wetlands And Hardwood Forest On This Scenic Trail
Whether you prefer hiking, biking, or horseback riding, this Mississippi trail is the perfect place to explore unique wetlands and forests.
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How To Use Snow In Your Yard To Help Plan Your Spring Garden
While cozy blankets and fireplaces beckon indoors, winter is a great time to plan your spring garden, and a layer of snow can actually help decide what to do.
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The Closet Staple That'll Make Removing Patio Pavers A Breeze
Patio pavers can be cumbersome, especially when you're trying to grab hold of them for extraction. Removing them is a lot easier with this surprising tool.
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The Common Gear Mistake To Avoid When Encountering Bears While Hiking
Some national parks are well-known for their bear populations. If you ever encounter a bear while hiking, avoid making this common gear mistake.
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The First Aid Kit Essential That'll Help Protect Your Younger Trees From Frost
Young trees are more susceptible to damage during winter's sunny days and frosty nights. But you can help protect them with a literal first aid kit product.
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Outdoor Adventurers Will Love The Caribbean Destination Nicknamed Nature Island
If you love the great outdoors, you should visit this Caribbean island that's full of opportunities to hike its rainforests or rappel its canyons.
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Some Of The Different Types Of Hummingbirds That Could Be Visiting Your Yard
There are over 350 species of hummingbirds, but only a little over a dozen visit or stay the U.S. Learning the different species adds to your viewing pleasure.
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What To Do If Your Neighbor's Fence Is In Your Yard
They say good fences make good neighbors, but things might get tense if you notice their fence is actually in your yard. Here's how you should proceed.
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U.S. States Where You're Most Likely To Encounter Black Widows
Black widows are one of the most common venomous spider species in the U.S., but where do they live and how do you avoid getting bit by one?
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The Unexpected Product That Can Help Protect Your Plants During Cold Weather
When cold weather hits, make sure your plants are prepared to survive the low temperatures. Here's an inexpensive product you can rely on in the cold.
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Deadly Black Ice On Wintery Roads: Can It Be Predicted Before You Start Driving?
Encountering black ice on the road during winter can be deadly. Here's how to stay safe and determine the risk of black ice before you begin driving.
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There's No Shortage Of Sweeping Views While Hiking Vermont's Highest Peak
For stunning Vermont views or incredible autumn scenery, you should make time to day-hike up this famous and scenic peak in the Green Mountains.
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The Holiday Season Is Almost Here. Old Farmer's Almanac Shares Its Christmas Weather Predictions
Whether traveling for the holidays or checking on your favorite snowboarding destination, The Old Farmer's Almanac has you covered with its Christmas forecasts.
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How To Prevent Theft While Hiking In Popular National Parks
Theft is a common crime in national parks, and thieves tend to target cars parked at trailheads. Here are a few steps to prevent theft while you're hiking.
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Make Snow Removal Easier With The Help Of A Cooking Essential
Shoveling snow is already an arduous task. Make it easier on yourself with this cooking ingredient that you definitely have sitting in your pantry.
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What To Do If You Hear A Bear Right Outside Your Tent
Bears can be common risk on a camping trip, which is why it's important you clean up your campsite. If they don't smell food, bears will often avoid humans.
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The Ancient Gardening Technique That Can Produce Better Crops For Years To Come
For thousands of years, humans in places all around the world, including ancient Rome, have used an ancient gardening technique to deter pests and improve soil.
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Why You May Want To Reconsider Planting Walnut Trees In Your Yard
There are some misconceptions about walnut trees that have both encouraged and discouraged people from planting them. Let's clear things up.
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