Basic Gear You Need For Your First Birding Adventure
Birdwatching is as easy as going outside and watching for birds. Seriously. But it's helpful to bring some basic gear along to spot and identify all you see.
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The Common Gardening Method That'll Bring Dying Tomato Plants Back To Life
It can be pretty upsetting when your tomatoes start to wilt and die, but fortunately, there's a very common gardening method that can save your prized plants.
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Maximize Your Garage Space With This Clever Push Mower Solution
Figuring out what to do with a lawn mower when it's not in use is an endless quest. This clever solution takes advantage of an all-too-often ignored space.
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Why You Should Add Cardboard To Your Raised Garden Beds
If you've got raised beds, head over to your recycling bin and pull out all the cardboard. As it turns out, this stuff can be incredibly useful in your garden.
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Cardinals Will Flock To Your Yard After Planting These Delicious Herbs
Cardinals make their home in one area year-round. Attract these colorful chirpers to your home by planting one or more herbs you'll also enjoy in your kitchen.
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A Common RV Mistake That Can Create Dangerous Driving Situations
Going on a road trip in your RV can be a ton of fun, but if you aren't careful, there's one mistake that can make driving incredibly dangerous.
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Why You Should Try Mixing Coffee Grounds In With The Soil Around Hydrangeas
Hydrangeas are known for producing large blooms that fill up a space dramatically. Adding coffee grounds to the soil around them may have multiple benefits.
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A Simple DIY That'll Add Some Shade To Your Sunny Pool
Thanks to the summer sun, it might get a bit too warm in your above-ground pool. However, here's an easy DIY hack that provides some shade when you're swimming.
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Why You Actually Want To See Woodpeckers In Your Yard
While hearing woodpeckers do their thing can get a little tiresome, the birds are actually great to have around. Here's how and why to bring them to your yard.
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Is Walmart's Budget-Friendly Storage Shed Worth Buying? Here's What Reviews Are Saying
Building a storage shed in the backyard is a great way to organize gardening tools and more. We dove deep into the reviews for Walmart's affordable option.
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Don't Throw Away Old Plastic Lids, Reuse Them To Help Your Growing Produce Thrive
Those plastic lids from cottage cheese, yogurt, hummus, and other treats stack up in the cupboard. Instead of tossing them, put them to use in your garden.
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What To Know Before Trying The Green Drenching Garden Trend
While flowering plants provide pops of color, here's what to know if you're ready to devote all or part of your yard or garden to the green drenching trend.
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A DIY Upgrade That'll Keep Your Hummingbird Feeder Conflict-Free
Though it's a joy to watch multiple hummingbirds feeding in your yard, they can get territorial. Help reduce conflicts with this simple DIY upgrade to feeders.
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How To Stay Safe While Hiking Near Waterfalls
Hiking to and around waterfalls is a highly popular activity. It's important to remember to take extra safety measures when admiring these natural wonders.
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Naturally Fertilize Your Fruit Trees With The Help Of A Gorgeous Ground Cover
With edible fruit trees where you want long-term success and minimal chemicals, consider using this colorful ground cover as the source of a natural fertilizer.
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Beginner Gardeners Will Love This Dollar Tree Bucket Trick For Growing Onions
Tending to onions can be both cathartic and extra work, particularly for beginner gardeners. This hack uses Dollar Tree plastic buckets to make things easier.
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The Baking Staple That'll Protect Your Bird Feeder From Squirrels
Squirrels can be a major nuisance when it comes to bird feeders, but with a trip to the baking aisle of your local store, you can scare those squirrels away.
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Safety Concerns To Consider When Using Landscape Gravel In Your Yard
Gravel is great for landscaping, but unfortunately, it comes with some serious dangers that you'll need to consider when working on your lawn.
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Why Park Rangers May Approach You While Preparing For Your Hike
When hiking through a national or state park, you might be approached by a park ranger, but what happens when you encounter one of these uniformed officers?
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The Fast-Growing Herb That'll Take Over Your Garden If You Don't Take These Steps
There's nothing better than growing fresh herbs, but there's one particular herb that will quickly conquer your garden if you don't plan ahead.
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Homeowners Are Absolutely Loving These Adorable Birdhouse Kits
Building your own birdhouse from a kit can be an engaging, fulfilling way to provide housing for your feathered friends. Here are some of the best we've found.
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The Simple Method For Applying Mulch Without Damaging Your Plants
What comes first — the mulch or the plants? It's an age-old question for gardeners, but the answer can help you apply mulch without damaging your plants.
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Don't Throw Away An Empty Syrup Bottle, Turn It Into A Birdbath Dripper Instead
Birdbaths with drippers or fountains work even better at attracting feathered flyers. Instead of buying one, DIY your own dripper from an empty syrup bottle.
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One Simple Step To Take Before Pruning The Hedges In Your Yard
If you’re hoping to cultivate a stunning hedgerow, there’s one step you need to take before you prune if you want your yard to look perfect.
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Popular Fertilizers To Avoid When Planting Carrots In Your Garden
Carrots are easy to grow, but also finicky about conditions. To help them achieve their full potential, you'll want to avoid some common, popular fertilizers.
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Try These DIY Slat Walls To Add Privacy To Your Deck Or Patio
If you've been hunting fruitlessly for the perfect balance between patio privacy and a sense of openness, look no further than this customizable DIY slat wall.
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One Simple Solution That'll Stop Birds From Nesting In Your Wreaths
There are a lot of places we love to see birds set up homes, but seasonal wreaths are not one. One option helps prevent birds from nesting in the first place.
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