Reasons Why Your Yard Is Swarmed With Moths
No one wants their yard overrun by moths. Swarms of moths can occur for a variety of reasons, so here's what you can do if you find yourself facing one.
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Visit These US National Parks To Help Prepare You For Hiking Mt. Everest
Rigorous preparation is vital for climbing Mt. Everest. While many training peaks are overseas, some U.S. national parks offer similar opportunities.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Leftover Fertilizer To Melt Ice
Some folks claim that using leftover chemical fertilizer is a great way to melt ice. This method may work but can damage both your garden and the environment.
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Repurpose Old Mattress Springs To Create The Perfect DIY Garden Trellis
Adding some personalization makes gardening even more rewarding. An easy DIY project uses an old spring mattress to make a great trellis. Here's how to do it.
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Why You Should Pack High-Calorie Snacks For Your Winter Hike
Getting ready for a winter hike requires a different preparation plan, including what food you will bring. Here is why high-calorie snacks are a must.
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5 Creatures To Beware Of When Adventuring In The Deserts Of Texas
You'd be surprised to learn how many animals live in inhospitable desert environments. In Texas deserts, in particular, there are a few creatures to be wary of.
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Attract More Hummingbirds To Your Yard By Planting A Cinnamon Fern
You can add many different plants to your garden to attract hummingbirds. While not offering a food source, cinnamon fern still benefits these tiny birds.
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The Bizarre Myths That Some Fishermen Still Believe
Superstition is common among fishermen. Some myths carry weight; others are simply untrue. For these myths, you'd do best not to believe them.
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Fill Your Yard With Stunning Purple Flowers By Planting This Ground Cover
This purple flower serves as an attractive ground cover and brightens any garden. Although it's easy to grow, there are a few things to remember.
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How To Select The Best Hiking Boots If You Need More Arch Support
New hiking boots may have built-in insoles that aren't quite right for you. By finding out what arch support you need, you can make smarter buying decisions.
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Sod Removal Doesn't Have To Be Backbreaking Work If You Incorporate This Clever Hack
Let's be real: nobody enjoys removing sod. It's a physically demanding process, so why not minimize the effort? With this clever hack, you can.
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Avoid Making This Common Mistake When Lost In The Woods
You might panic if you're lost in the woods, but it's also the most dangerous reaction. Follow our tips to avoid making rash decisions like this common mistake.
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The Best US National Parks To Visit If You Love Watching Wildlife
Looking for the best spots to see wildlife in America's gorgeous National Parks? Check out this list for the top Parks to visit to spot amazing animals.
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Your Rat Problem Will Be A Thing Of The Past After Planting This Stunning Flower
Have a rat problem in your yard? Don't despair yet. Rather than using chemical pesticides, plant this cheerful flower, which also repels rats.
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Take A Trip To Europe's Alps To Hike Along One Of The World's Longest Trails
One of the longest and most breathtaking hikes spans eight European countries. Whether on a multi-day trek or a series of day hikes, there is so much to see.
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Why You Should Reconsider Using Coffee Grounds As A De-Icer
It's not very effective to de-ice your driveway with coffee grounds. That said, you can recycle your grounds for other outdoor purposes.
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How To Create A Visible Ground-To-Air Signal If You're Lost In The Woods
If you get lost in the woods, you need to know what to do. Here's how to create a visible signal on the ground, improving your chances of being found.
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How To Keep Your Tomato Plants Thriving All Winter Long
You can grow tomatoes year-round, but it can be tricky. If you have a variety of tomato plants you'd love to grow again, here's how to overwinter them.
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Safe And Convenient Methods Of Carrying Bear Spray On Your Next Hike
Carrying bear spray when heading on a hike is always a wise idea. From there, the question is where to attach it so you can access it both quickly and safely.
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How Long Dyed Mulch Retains Its Color & How You Can Refresh It
Dyed mulch can be a great way to add vibrance to your yard. Over time, this rich color fades, so here's how to revive it.
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This Stunning But Dangerous Utah Hike Is Not For The Faint Of Heart
This breathtaking hike in Zion National Park is famed for its views - and the dangerous nature of the trail. Here's how to best prepare and stay safe.
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Why Baking Soda Is The Secret To Thriving Tomato Plants
Although too much baking soda can harm your garden, sprinkling a little on the soil around your tomato plants can be quite beneficial. Here's how to add it.
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This Breathtaking Colorado Hike Is One Of The Most Difficult In America
If you're looking to soak up the beautiful views of the Rocky Mountains while still getting a workout in, consider taking on this tough Colorado hike.
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Prevent Your Bird Bath From Freezing During Winter With A Tennis Ball
Birds can struggle to find fresh water that isn't frozen during the winter months. With this tennis ball trick, you can keep them flocking to your bird feeder.
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Start A Campfire In A Pinch Using These Two Household Essentials
It can be challenging to start a campfire without the proper materials. Thankfully, two household essentials make building a fire a breeze.
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Your Cat's Favorite Herb Is The Secret To Banishing Flea Beetles From Your Garden
Catnip isn't just the herb you sprinkle on the toys of your delighted cat - it also serves as a fantastic flea beetle repellent. Here's how to use it.
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Lemon Juice May Be The Secret To A Truly Thriving Garden
Garden health can be boosted without synthetic chemicals. It turns out lemon juice is the unlikely ingredient that can help your garden thrive.
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