A Must-Try DIY Bird Feeder That'll Make Use Of Your Empty Paint Cans
A DIY bird feeder is a great way to involve kids in attracting and caring for your yard's feathered friends. This easy project also repurposes old paint cans
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A Stylish DIY Planter Idea That'll Make Use Of Your Old CD Tower
Times change, and so does our functional decor. Instead of tossing your old CD or DVD tower, give it a fresh purpose with this easy planter transformation.
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Thinking About Installing A Gazebo In Your Yard? Here's What You Should Know About Pricing
Adding a gazebo sounds simple, but pricing is trickier than it seems. From design choices to hidden costs, here’s what influences your final spend.
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How To Turn Vases Into A Stylish Birdbath Stand
A creative afternoon project turns everyday glassware into a striking outdoor accent. It’s a perfect mix of artistry, sustainability, and backyard charm.
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A Clever DIY Fly Trap To Try Out In Your Outdoor Space
There are a number of fly-specific pest control options at the store. But this DIY saves money and makes use of a few simple items to attract and trap flies.
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How To Turn Your Old Wine Rack Into The Perfect Herb Planter
Good wine doesn't last forever, but good garden furniture might. Here's how you can repurpose your old wine rack into a nifty DIY herb planter.
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Add Privacy To Your Outdoor Space By Repurposing Your Old Shutters
While you can buy fancy privacy shades, screens, and shutters for your porch or gazebo, it's easy to take old shutters and make your own with a little hardware.
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A Stylish DIY Wooden Chair That'll Take Your Outdoor Space To The Next Level
If you are looking for a stylish patio furniture project that will elevate the look of your outdoor space, you need to check out this wooden chair DIY.
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How To Choose The Best Type Of Wood For Your Window Boxes
Nothing jazzes up your home like plants and flowers thriving in DIY window boxes. But how do you choose the right type of wood for your project?
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The Best Method For Making Your Own Hypertufa Birdbath
Looking for a DIY garden feature that’s tougher than it looks and charmingly rustic? This project could become the centerpiece of your whole yard.
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Take Inspiration From This Vintage Martha Stewart Tutorial To Boost Your Curb Appeal
Does your porch look a little humdrum? Wish you could give it some much-needed pizzazz? Well, don't fret — Martha Stewart knows just what to do.
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Hide Ugly Outdoor Trash Bins With A Stylish DIY Solution
When it's not trash day, you're stuck with unsightly garbage cans, just sitting there. Fortunately, there's a budget-friendly DIY fix that looks quite stylish.
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DIY A Beautiful Fountain With Your Leftover Patio Pavers
Don’t let extra patio pavers go to waste. With a little imagination, they can transform into a backyard feature that blends style and sound.
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Hacks To Make Your Outdoor Space Look Luxurious On A Tight Budget
Whatever size outdoor space you have, you want it inviting and appealing. We've got a bunch of ways to dress up your porch or garden without breaking the bank.
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Repurpose Your Old Grill To Turn It Into A Rustic Outdoor Plant Pot
The beauty of container gardens is just about anything can be attractively repurposed to house perennials or annuals, including that old grill behind the shed.
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A DIY Plant Pot That'll Make Use Of Your Old Exercise Ball
Turn an unexpected household item into a striking cement planter with this creative DIY that adds instant character to any indoor or outdoor space.
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How To Repurpose A Boombox Into A Retro-Style Planter
Got an old boombox gathering dust in the closet? Don't throw it out just yet, as you can repurpose these '80s throwbacks to help jazz up your garden.
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How To Turn Takeout Sauce Cups With Lids Into Cute Hummingbird Feeders
A colorful DIY project that takes tiny cups and a clever paint trick to turn everyday items into something special for your garden’s smallest visitors.
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How To DIY A Lawn Mower Shed For Extra Backyard Storage
Build a backyard storage solution that keeps your space tidy and your tools protected, with a project designed to be both practical and customizable.
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Repurpose Old Plant Pots For Adorable Scarecrow Porch Decor
Pretty much every gardener will have a stash of unused terracotta pots in their yard. So, when fall comes, why not repurpose them into a kid-friendly scarecrow?
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Can You Paint Your Side Of Your Neighbor's Fence? Here's What We Know
Good fences make good neighbors, but they can also become a point of contention. When it comes time to paint, there are some details you'll want to check out.
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Must-Know Campsite Cooking Tips We've Learned From The Stars Of Les Stroud's Wild Harvest
Take your campsite meals from basic to brilliant with tips inspired by Wild Harvest’s outdoor chefs, where flavor meets ingenuity under the open sky.
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Add Seating To Your Campsite Setup With A Highly-Rated Harbor Freight Find
If you want to take your camp side seating to the next level, there is a Harbor Freight item you absolutely need to check out before your next camping trip.
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Ranking The Nation's Best National Parks For Camping So You Don't Have To
Camping in America’s national parks provides unique experiences not to be missed. We’ve found some of the best campsites, from family friendly to adventurous.
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A Clever DIY Handwashing Station Idea To Try On Your Next Camping Trip
Camping is a great time to connect with nature, but nature can get your hands pretty dirty. Create a DIY handwashing station to keep things clean.
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Sleep Comfortably While Camping With This Highly-Rated Product, Now Available At Costco
If you love camping, but you're tired of losing sleep due to uncomfortable conditions, there's a Costco product with rave reviews you need to check out.
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Genius Ways To Keep Skunks Off Your Campground
Skunks are pretty cute, but you don't want them wandering into your campground. With a little camp care and a couple of tools, you can send them on their way.
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How To Determine If A Mini Camper Is Right For Your Next Adventure
Mini campers seem to have become increasingly popular. They're convenient and can be towed by almost any vehicle. But it's worth weighing the pros and cons.
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A Must-Know Safety Tip To Keep In Mind When Camping In Your Car
Car camping allows you to enjoy the great outdoors in style and comfort. If you want to try it out, though, you'll still need to remember this vital safety tip.
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Love Affordable Camping Adventures? Head To This National Forest Located On The East Coast
Everyone loves an affordable camping adventure, and this hidden gem region has it all: beauty, charm, and campgrounds that won't break the bank.
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One-Dish Meals That Will Make Camping So Much Better
Camping is a balancing act between convenience and efficiency, and that extends to meals. We've got both traditional and innovative dishes, each using one pot.
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The Best Method For Planting Pumpkins In Your Garden
Growing your own pumpkins for pie and jack-o'-lanterns is a blast. To have them ready for the fall holidays, you'll want to know when and how to get started.
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How To Keep Ants From Invading Your Rock Landscaping
Rock landscaping might make your garden look nice, but it can also attract hordes of ants. Luckily, there are ways to keep these pests out of your backyard.
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The Flowering Tree You Can Plant In The Fall For Lovely Spring Shade
While fall seems like a time to wind things down in the garden, it can be a good time for some planting. This early-blooming tree is a pollinator favorite.
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If Your Plants Look Burnt, This Common Landscaping Feature May Be The Culprit
Nothing strikes fear into a gardener's heart like plants with burnt leaves. Worse still, one classic landscaping feature might just be to blame.
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A Fragrant, Low-Growing Herb That's A Great Addition To Your Container Garden
This tiny herb packs incredible fragrance and flavor into your containers. Plus, it's easy to grow indoors and out, and it's beloved by pollinators.
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How To Help Prepare Your Beautiful Hardy Hibiscus Plant For Winter
When the chill sets in, even hardy blooms need protection. A few seasonal habits can mean the difference between a thriving spring garden and frozen regret.
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Plant This Tree To Fill Your Small Yard With Fragrant White Blooms
Looking to make your small yard stand out? This graceful tree adds spring fragrance and showy blooms while staying compact enough for city living.
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Make Sure To Fertilize Your Lawn This Winter (But Check This First)
Yes, you need to fertilize your grass in the winter to keep your lawn healthy for next year. However, you'll need to perform one simple garden task first.
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Crucial Steps You Really Shouldn't Skip While Preparing Your Vegetable Plants For Winter
If you’ve ever watched farmers prepare their fields before winter hits, you know it's a lot of work. Get your own garden ready for spring with these tips.
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The Unexpected Benefits Pickle Brine Has In Your Garden
You probably heard of drinking pickle brine after a workout. Well, it turns out your garden can benefit from this salty and tangy drink, as well.
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Choose The Perfect Tomato Plant For Your Garden With These Tips
Choosing the right tomato plant makes all the difference. From seedling health to climate and space, a few key factors can set your garden up for success.
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This Striking Tree Adds Bold Color Without Burying Your Yard In Debris
Many deciduous trees drop more than leaves: Messy fruit and seed pods make for a lot of work. One tree with beautiful flowers is a bit less labor intensive.
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A Delicious And Fragrant Plant That'll Keep Chipmunks Out Of Your Garden
More than just a culinary staple, this versatile herb thrives in tough conditions and quietly shields your garden from some of its biggest nuisances.
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How To Protect Your Lawn From Frost
When the weather outside is getting frosty, your lawn probably is too. Luckily, you can protect your precious grass from freezing, even when it's dormant.
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Must-Know Care Tips That'll Help Your Pumpkins Thrive
A thriving pumpkin patch isn’t just about space. With the right mix of sunlight, soil, and care, these vines can bring a touch of autumn anywhere.
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Winter Is Coming: Here's How To Keep Your Fruit Trees Safe From Frost Damage
Sudden frosts can damage any sort of tree that isn't expecting it, but especially fruit trees. You may lose a harvest if you don't take steps to protect them.
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The Popular Type Of Bean That May Be The Key To Healthier Garden Soil
Some garden plants do more than grow, they give back. One bean might be the secret to richer soil, healthier crops, and a thriving ecosystem in your backyard.
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Companion Plants That Your Strawberries Will Flourish Next To
Companion plants can be grown in such a way that each plant supports the other. Strawberries, as it happens, are friends with lots of other veggies and flowers.
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How To Add New Life To Your Shutters To Boost Curb Appeal
When thinking of ways to elevate your home's curb appeal, don't forget about your shutters. There's one easy tip that will take them to the next level.
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A Beautiful Hydrangea Variety That'll Fill Your Garden With Stunning Fall Foliage
Don't just look to autumn flowers and gorgeous leaf-changing trees for fall foliage. There's a variety of hydrangea that will be the star of your fall garden.
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Protect Your Plants From Frost With The Help Of A Camping Staple
When the weather starts getting cold, your plants do, too. With the help of a certain piece of camping gear, though, you can protect your plants from frost.
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These Outdoor Succulents Can Withstand Extreme Winter
When we think succulents, we generally think hot, dry desert conditions. But many species thrive in cold, rocky areas, and even endure subzero temperatures.
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Repurpose Old Vinyl Records For A Cool DIY Garden Edging Project
When choosing garden edging, there's no need to stick with traditional materials. Vinyl records, believe it or not, can be used for a fun edging solution.
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Why Fall Is A Great Time To Plant A Pomegranate Tree In Your Yard
Pomegranate trees are actually one of the more low-maintenance fruit trees out there. To grow one in your garden, autumn might be the best planting season.
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The Surprising Item That Can Help Your Compost Pile Break Down Faster
Compost is great for gardens, but it can take months or years to become usable. There's something you may have that can speed up the breakdown process, though.
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The Easy-To-Grow Perennial To Plant This Fall For A Beautiful Spring Garden
Don't wait until spring is on the horizon to plan your ideal in-season garden. One easy step you can take is to plant this pretty flowering shrub in the fall.
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The Unexpected Benefits Of Adding Moss To Your Garden
Once thought of as a nuisance, moss is now being recognized for its contributions in creating healthy, low-maintenance, and aesthetically pleasing gardens.
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How To Prepare Your Warm-Season Grass For Fall
As cool weather approaches in the southern part of the U.S., lawn care changes. Warm-season grasses get ready for their long winter's nap and you can help.
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The Citrusy Herb That May Be The Key To A Pest-Free Yard
This fragrant herb smells delightful to humans but sends common yard pests running in the opposite direction. It's surprisingly easy to grow too.
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Fill Your Fall Garden With Hummingbirds With A Beautiful Salvia Variety
There are many salvia cultivars, but this attractive variety lasts through autumn. Plant it in your garden to attract hummingbirds during their fall migration.
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Tips For Making DIY Mulch Glue Work In Your Sloped Backyard
Try this DIY version of mulch glue to keep many kinds of mulches in place in your garden or yard. Best of all, you can even use it on a sloped yard. Here's how.
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Fall Soil Additions That'll Create A Thriving Garden Come Spring
As fall arrives and your garden takes its long winter’s nap, it’s a good time to catch up on your soil’s health, adding the TLC (and NPK) it needs for spring.
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The Best Method For Fixing A Ripped Lawn Mower Bag
There is nothing more frustrating when cutting your grass than a ripped lawn mower bag. Luckily, there is a method of fixing it that works like magic.
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Can A Disco Ball Make Birds Hustle Away From Your Fruit Trees?
Disco balls might be useful for jazzing up a home or teaching your dog the Hustle, but can they really keep unwanted birds out of your garden?
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These Popular Leafy Greens Make A Great Addition To Your Fall Vegetable Garden
It's hard to believe you can get a great salad out of your fall vegetable garden, but it's true — you just need to know which greens thrive in the cool weather.
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Recreate Martha Stewart's Chic Fall Porch Decor Idea With These Tips
You need only look to the queen of homemaking herself, Martha Stewart, if you want some porch decor inspiration this autumn. Make your outdoor space stand out.
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How To Successfully Grow Native Plants On Your City Balcony
Balcony gardens are a way for city dwellers to get the benefits of greenery. Did you know, though, that it's possible to grow native plants on your balcony?
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The Colorful Annual Plant That'll Brighten Up Your Fall Garden
As summer moves to fall, it presents opportunities to bring in new blooms and colors. This old-school heirloom plant brings bursts of burgundy to your garden.
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A Simple Birdbath Upgrade That'll Keep It From Freezing
If you're worried about your birdbath freezing — either causing cracks or preventing birds from drinking — this simple upgrade will keep all that ice away.
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Why You Should Reconsider Which Marigolds To Add To Your Fall Garden
Marigolds are a popular fall option thanks to their golden colors and long-lasting blooms. Some types are better suited for pots or cool weather than others.
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Two Underrated Varieties Of Thyme That'll Make Your Yard A Hummingbird Haven
Want more hummingbirds in your garden? These fragrant herbs offer beauty, flavor, and unexpected benefits that turn your yard into a lively pollinator spot.
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Add Frost-Tolerant Velvety Blooms To Your Garden With This Southern Winter Favorite
Not only is this flower able to handle the frost as cooler weather rolls in, but it's beloved for its colorful blooms. Prepare for an all-season garden.
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Why Late Fall Is A Great Time To Plant An Apple Tree In Your Yard
Apple trees bring a bounty of benefits to your yard — to say nothing of the fruit itself! Even better, in some places, fall is the perfect time to plant them.
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Overseed Or Reseed: How To Choose The Best Method For Fixing Your Patchy Lawn
Even the most looked-after lawns have patchy or dead areas. When that happens, you'll need to decide if it's a simple overseed or a complicated reseeding job.
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Is Costco's Top-Rated Composting Garden Bed Right For You? Here's What Users Say
Costco's well-rated garden bed has impressive reviews, but real users reveal some important downsides. We analyzed reviews to determine if it's worth it.
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Help Your Evergreen Trees Stay Healthy During The Winter With These Fall Care Tips
It's easy to assume that evergreen trees will always stay healthy through the winter — but that's not necessarily the case. So, what can you do to protect them?
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An Overlooked Colorful Perennial You'll Want To Add To Your Fall Garden
Fall colors make any garden look stunning, but what if you want something bolder than the same old reds and golds? Look no further than this colorful perennial.
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Is This Lazy Driveway Snow Removal Hack Worth Doing (Or An Accident Waiting To Happen)?
A popular snow removal hack promises to save time, but it can also be risky. Here’s how to use it safely — and when to avoid it.
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Will TikTok's Viral Snow Removal Hack Work In Your Yard? Here's What We Know
TikTok’s viral snow-clearing hack has folks hanging up their shovels. But does it really work as well as the video claims?
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Winter Is Coming And Here's How You Can Protect Your Plants From Snow Damage
While some plants can survive through the winter without extra care, others need protection from the snow. Learn how to snow-proof your plants here.
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Walmart Is Selling A Stylish Garden Tool Set That Shoppers Can't Stop Raving About
If you are tired of random unsightly gardening tools being left around here and there, there is a durable, chic tool set from Walmart to consider.
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Why Fall Is The Best Time To Prune These Summer-Flowering Shrubs
Pruning in the fall is tricky: Some plants are already budding for spring, and don't need pruning. But these shrubs benefit from a light pruning in autumn.
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The Popular Ground Cover That May Be Attracting Snakes To Your Yard
Some people find traditional grass to be boring, so they turn to lawn alternatives for their yards instead. But this common ground cover might attract snakes.
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Essential Lawn Care Tips To Keep Your Yard Thriving
It may seem as if you can hang up your lawn care equipment once fall brings cool weather. In fact, depending on your grass type, there’s a lot of work to do.
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If Your Lawn Is Full Of Soil Plugs From Aerating, Here's What You Can Do
Aerating a lawn is an important step in its care, but soil plugs from aerating are a pain to deal with. Learn how to use them for a healthier lawn.
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Why Winter Might Be The Best Time For Pruning Your Fruit Trees
While it may seem like you should leave your leafless trees alone in winter, the fact is, it’s a great time to prune many species of flowering fruit trees.
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Why You Should Reconsider Pruning Azalea Shrubs During Fall
Azaleas provide big, beautiful blooms in mid-spring. But they're actually busy all summer long, which is why pruning them in the fall is probably too late.
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The Popular Shrub And Tree Variety You Should Avoid Planting During Fall
When planting, it’s important to know which trees and shrubs can endure a cold winter while getting established. With this type, you’re best waiting for spring.
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There Are Some Good Reasons Not To Rake Your Leaves This Fall
Let's be honest: Raking your yard is a dull and time-consuming job. Lucky for you, it might actually be better to leave those leaves where they landed.
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The Best Method For Harvesting Your Strawberry Plants
After all that hard work and care, your strawberries are finally ready to harvest! These simple tips can help them to taste even better, and grow back stronger.
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What To Consider Before Growing A Hop Vine Fence In Your Yard
Hop vines grow fast, reach high, and attract plenty of attention. They can make a stunning fence, but only if your space and conditions are right.
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For A Vibrant Spring Garden, Consider Planting This Colorful Flower During Fall
Fall is just the right time to start preparing for the year to come, and this cheery flower will make a fine addition to your spring garden.
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Plant This Vibrant Perennial In Your Fall Garden For Late-Winter Blooms
Fall is the perfect time to plant spring-blooming flowers in your garden. This gorgeous perennial, however, might show its colors even earlier than that.
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Why You May Want To Reconsider Using Electric Fencing In Your Yard
An electric fence in your yard might be effective, but the benefits don't outweigh the drawbacks — and you could be better off opting for a safer alternative.
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Amazon Is Selling A Double-Sided Weeding Tool That Buyers Can't Stop Raving About
Weeding a garden can be a pain with the wrong equipment. There's an Amazon find, a tool with a blade on both sides, that will make your weeding job a breeze.
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Perennials You Should Consider Pruning During The Fall Months
Give your perennials a fall trim to prevent pests, curb disease, and set your garden up for healthier, stronger growth next spring.
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A Plant With Brilliant Autumn Colors You'll End Up Regretting Adding To Your Garden
A fast-growing, non-invasive, native plant that fills your garden with all the colors of fall? Sounds too good to be true, right? Well, guess what — it is.
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Successfully Care For Peonies During Fall With These Must-Know Tips
Peonies are the divas of the gardening world: They need lots of love, plenty of attention, and just the right kind of care — even during the fall months.
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What To Do When Leaves From Your Neighbor's Tree Fall Into Your Yard
A pile of leaves in a yard can be more than enough to turn neighbor against neighbor. So, who's actually responsible for clearing that fallen foliage?
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A Perennial Member Of The Sunflower Family You Should Prune During Fall
Sunflowers might be the most iconic summer bloom. But there are differences between annual and perennial species, including how you deal with them in the fall.
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Should You Be Watering Your Plants In The Fall?
As the seasons change and fall rolls around, you might worry about whether you should water your flowers and veggies. Fortunately, we're here with the answer.
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The Sweet Garden Hack That Can Keep Birds From Eating Your Berries
Gardeners face a big challenge when ripening fruit disappears overnight. There’s an unexpected trick that can stop hungry birds from raiding your berry bushes.
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Why Fall Is A Great Time To Transplant Trees In Your Yard
Spring seems like the obvious time to transplant trees in your yard, but fall could be a safer, more beneficial time for your plants to establish.
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One Thing You Should Know Before Buying Plants At Garden Centers
Garden centers are wonderful, but did you know some of what they sell may be invasive to your area? Here's how to avoid making the wrong choice.
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DIY Chic And Unique Lantern String Lights With These Dollar Tree Items
This Dollar Tree string light DIY is perfect for adding soft lighting to a garden or patio. This project is budget-friendly and only requires a couple of items.
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Succulent Care Tips To Know As We Dive Into The Cooler Months
You might think that succulents would struggle to survive in winter — and in some cases, you'd be right. But how can you protect these plants from the cold?
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The Kitchen Staple Some Gardeners Use To Deter Grasshoppers
Noticed grasshopper wreaking havoc on your garden lately? Some say this single ingredient can help get rid of them, and you probably already own it.
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The Best Method For Pruning Or Deadheading Mums In Fall
Mums could be the official flower of fall, but if you want those beautiful autumn blooms, here's what you need to know about pruning and deadheading.
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A DIY Fountain Idea That'll Elevate Your Deck Or Patio Decor
If you want a fountain for your patio, but you don't want the hassle of an involved DIY, there is an easy hack that will give you the fountain of your dreams.
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How To Protect The Trees In Your Yard From Frost
When frosts and freezes hit, whether early and unexpected, or long-term in the deep of winter, protecting a young tree's branches, bark, and roots is important.
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Avoid These Mistakes To Get The Most Out Of Aerating Your Lawn
Many lawn owners know that aeration is a thing you do from time to time and it helps, well, somehow. But it must be done right, or you can make things worse.
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A Highly-Rated Solar Fountain From Amazon That Birds Can't Get Enough Of
If you are looking for a way to upgrade your yard's birdbath so it attracts more birds, there's an Amazon find with rave reviews you need to check out.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Resin To Glue Down Garden Stones
If you're thinking about gluing down your garden stones with resin, you might want to press pause on that idea because it could harm yourself and your yard.
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Must-Know Tips For Caring For Your Hibiscus Plants During Fall
Learn how to protect your hibiscus through the fall months so it survives winter and comes back strong in spring.
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Hacks To Improve Garden Soil On A Shoestring Budget
Whether you're gardening a small space, or keeping a tight budget, soil amendments and fertilizers can get pricey. But there are a lot of free or cheap options.
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What To Know Before Planting Potatoes In Your Fall Garden
If you're worried that potato season might be over, you're in luck — with a little prep work, you can keep spuds in your garden right the way through fall.
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When And How To Prune Your Tomato Plants In Early Fall
When cool fall weather arrives at your garden, you might wonder when and how to prune your tomatoes. Don't worry, we've got you covered with this handy guide.
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The Costco Find That Helps Turn Fall Leaves Into Free Mulch
Raking leaves is rarely fun, and you’ve got to dispose of them. This electric machine creates instant leaf compost or mulch, and reduces volume dramatically.
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Ryobi's $149 Bug Zapper Kit Advertises Serious Coverage – Here's What Users Are Saying
The last thing you want is flying pests disrupting backyard relaxation, tasks, or parties. The Ryobi 18V ONE+ bug zapper has plenty of fans and a few negatives.
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Why You Should Steer Clear Of Ryobi Tools For Commercial Landscaping Projects
Ryobi tools, with their distinctive green cases, are popular with home and garden DIYers. For professional, commercial projects, you might look to other brands.
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DeWalt's String Trimmer Or Edger: Which One Is The Best For Your Yard
From shaping lawn lines to taming that patch of overgrowth, DeWalt has you covered. See how their tools create that finishing touch every lawn needs.
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Amazon's Popular Hiking Boot That Buyers Can't Stop Raving About
A good pair of hiking boots is a must-have for safety and comfort. If you're in the market for a new set of boots, there's an Amazon find you need to check out.
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Simple Maintenance Tips That'll Help Keep Your Mower From Going Up In Flames
With all the safety considerations for lawn mowing, you also need to worry about flames. There are some tips, though, that will help prevent lawnmower fires.
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Are Snow Melting Mats Worth Investing In Before The Winter Snow Hits? Here's What Users Say
Shoveling snow is a pain, and ice melt is an environmental hazard. Instead of doing all the hard work, some folks like the convenience of snow-melting mats.
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'Less Work, Covered More Area' – Shoppers Praise This Costco Snow Removal Tool
Costco’s much-loved snow removal tool is making winter cleanup faster and easier — here’s why shoppers swear by it.
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Snow Blower Vs Shovel: How To Choose The Best Tool For Your Winter Needs
Snow blower vs snow shovel is an endless, stereotypical neighbor battle. While blowers provide power and speed, there are things they just can't tackle.
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Clever Tips That Will Make Your Deck Look Brand New
If you've noticed your deck looking a little tired lately, never fear: We've got expert tips for giving everything from the boards to the furnishings a refresh.
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Gas Or Electric: Which Type Of Ryobi Grass Trimmer Tool Is Right For Your Lawn
Ryobi has a whole range of string trimmers and edgers, both gas- and battery-powered. Which one is right for you may depend on how and where you want to use it.
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Leatherman's Highly Rated Multi-Tool Buyers Say Is A Must-Pack For Your Next Adventure
Leatherman has offered a range of multi-tools since it launched in the 1980s. One model is celebrating its 10th anniversary with an upgraded look and new tools.
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Simple Tips For Successfully Winterizing Your Outdoor Kitchen
As winter approaches, your comfy outdoor space gets less inviting. Whether stashing things away or adapting to conditions, it’s important to know what to do.
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How To Use Your Riding Lawn Mower For Snow Removal
When winter hits and the snow falls, we usually stash the mower till spring. But your riding lawn mower may be able to pull double duty removing a wintry mess.
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New Jersey's Latest Hiking Trail Is A Train Track Turned Path For Walkers
Rail-to-trail conversions are popular for good reason: The land is there and primed for walking and cycling. Now Passaic, New Jersey boasts a homegrown trail.
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How The US Government Shutdown Will Impact The National Parks
The government officially shut down Oct 1st until a budget can be agreed on. There's good news and bad news when it comes to visiting America's national parks.
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What Outdoor Enthusiasts Should Know About The Recent Roadless Rule Rollbacks
Back in 2001, the U.S. Government introduced a law to help protect the country's national forests and grasslands. Today, that same law is under threat.
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The Unexpected Hidden Danger To Beware Of At Death Valley National Park
Death Valley’s extremes aren’t limited to heat. A lesser-known hazard can rise fast from distant storms, reshaping canyons and plans in minutes.
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Hurricane Season Has Arrived: Here's How To Get Your Garden Ready
As hurricane season looms, generators get filled and storm shutters go up. But don't forget about prepping the trees and plants in your garden and on the patio.
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Crucial Mistakes Every Beginner Backpacker Makes
Backpacking is a relatively low-entry sport for cost and equipment. There are some basic measures on and off the trail that make the experience so much better.
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Winter Is On The Way. Here's What The NOAA Forecast Is Predicting For The Season
As winter approaches, everyone has a long-term weather outlook. The NOAA has good news for winter fans in the northern part of the US.
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Angler's Massive Fish Wows The Internet: 'Like Going Big Game Hunting At The Zoo'
A monster arapaima catch lit up TikTok, but not all anglers are convinced the viral feat counts as real sportfishing.
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Ski Season Is Right Around The Corner And One US State Has All The Can't-Miss Slopes
It's nearly time to hit the slopes — and whether you're a beginner skier or a bona fide Olympian, there's only one U.S. state you need to visit.
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Travel (29)
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South America's Most Dangerous (And Thrilling) Hikes
South America is a massive continent with wildly diverse terrain and ecosystems. Exploring it on foot is wondrous, but can be risky if you're not prepared.
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The Most Stunning Beaches You've Never Even Heard Of
Finding a unique beach with incredible views is one thing. Finding one that's not overrun by tourists and doesn't show up on every travelogue, is much harder.
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Snow Is On The Way. Here's What AccuWeather Is Predicting For The Winter Season
As winter approaches, it helps to know when to pack a parka or rain gear. AccuWeather has the skinny on what regions will see heavy snow and when.
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The US State That's Home To One Of North America's Highest-Quality Japanese Gardens
Escape to one of the Midwest’s most serene landscapes, where waterfalls, bridges, and ancient design traditions create a world apart from everyday life.
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Winter Is Coming. Here's What An OpenSnow Forecaster Predicts For The Season
OpenSnow has long-term forecasts specifically for those who love winter sports. These are the types of weather conditions you can expect to see this winter.
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The Best US National Parks To Visit In The Winter
From Yosemite to Denali, trade summer crowds for a winter wonderland at these breathtaking U.S. national parks.
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La Niña Season: What It Means And How It'll Impact Winter Weather Conditions
In September, forecasters noticed the beginning of a La Niña event. Understanding what that means for weather patterns can help guide winter sports travels.
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Catch The Most Glorious Fall Foliage Views With This Riverboat Tour Along The Hudson River
The Hudson River Valley regularly tops must-see fall foliage lists. But catching it from the water is a unique experience as you cruise past miles of color.
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Plan A Unique Secluded Outdoor Adventure At A Spectacular Maine State Park
Wish you could get away from it all? Set sail for Maine, where one secluded state park offers all the peace and quiet you could ever wish for.
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There's No Shortage Of Fall Foliage Views On This Must-Drive New Mexico Route
While New England may be the default for fall colors, don’t overlook this 84-mile gem of a drive in the Land of Enchantment with its vibrant golden foliage.
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Here's What The Old Farmer's Almanac Is Predicting For Thanksgiving Weather
Since 1792, travelers have turned to The Old Farmer’s Almanac for weather predictions. This Thanksgiving, it’s worth checking what’s happening in your region.
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Drive Through Stunning Fall Foliage On This Can't Miss Indiana Route
Plenty of places in the U.S. give you stunning views of the fall foliage, but only Indiana offers a leaf-peeping route that's brimming with creativity.
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Spend A Night Camping Under The Desert Sky At A Unique California Destination
It's not often you find a camping destination that makes you feel like you're on another planet — but that's just what you'll find in the heart of California.
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There Is No Shortage Of Beautiful Fall Foliage At An Overlooked New York State Park
From Central Park to Niagara Falls, colorful fall foliage in New York State is not to be missed. This little gem on the Hudson can be accessed by train or car.
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Visit The Only Authentic Thai Pavilion In The US At This Wisconsin Garden
Think you need to visit Thailand to see an authentic Thai garden and pavilion? Think again! Turns out, you don't need to go any further than the Midwest.
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The Midwest Destination That's Home To One Of The Nation's Biggest Butterfly Gardens
There is little more majestic than a butterfly garden, and if you're interested in visiting one of the country's largest, check out this Midwest treasure.
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Visit A Minnesota State Park To Watch Beautiful Waterfalls And Changing Leaves
Leaf-peepers have lots of options for fall displays around the Great Lakes region. But this lesser-known state park with gorgeous waterfalls is worth the visit.
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Leaf Peeping Is Just One Great Feature Of This Meticulously Crafted Massachusetts Garden
Catching fall leaves anywhere in Massachusetts is remarkable. This historic gem features elegant gardens and towering trees that add bursts of color in autumn.
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Explore The Natural Beauty Of California's Napa Valley At A Must-Visit State Park
Cruising wineries and dining at posh, cozy spots defines Napa Valley pretty well. But don’t miss this beautiful state park with hiking, swimming, and camping.
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Enjoy A Quintessential Fall Day Trip At A Favorite Upstate New York Orchard
Picking apples on a crisp fall day is about as American as, well, apple pie — and this New York orchard just happens to be one of the best in the country.
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An Underrated California Destination For Incredible Fall Leaf Peeping
Bored of the same old East Coast fall foliage? It might be time to head to California, where one quiet valley boasts all the colors with none of the crowds.
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Visit Virginia's Largest Peak To Explore Wild Forests And Spot Unique Wildlife
If you're looking for a unique adventure, you don't have to travel far. There's a mountain in Virginia that offers a one-of-a-kind wilderness experience.
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Enjoy New York's Beautiful Fall Foliage With These Unique Rail Bike Tours
Looking for an interesting way to view the gorgeous fall foliage in New York? Then take a rail bike tour to get incredible views and some fun exercise.
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How To Manage Phone Battery Life While Hiking In Areas With Poor Or No Reception
If you've ever found yourself trying to save the last 20% of a phone battery halfway through a hike, you know there must be a better way. In fact, there is.
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Take In The Rugged Beauty Of The Ozarks On This Scenic Riverway
Sprawling rivers, stunning hikes, and fascinating historic sites: If you want to truly experience the Ozark Mountains, there's only one place you need to visit.
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The Overlooked Alaska National Park That's A Great Spot For Your Next Winter Adventure
When thinking about Alaska's national parks, people think Denali, but another remote destination is the largest park in the U.S., and an adventure in winter.
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Here's What The Old Farmer's Almanac Is Predicting For October Weather
Since 1792, The Old Farmer's Almanac has offered reliable forecasts across the U.S. With October upon us, it's helpful to know what's happening in each region.
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How To Catch A Glimpse Of The Autumn Star During This Harvest Moon
Fall is a great time to go stargazing, when the night sky is cool, clear, and crisp. In October, you also get to look up (not far up) and catch a bright star.
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Plan A Picture-Perfect Autumn Camping Trip To An Overlooked New York State Park
Tired of revisiting the same old national parks? Head for Upstate New York, where you'll find the perfect place for stunning views and cozy camping.
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Wildlife (9)
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A Must-Try Trick For Keeping Rats Away From Your Bird Feeder
Birds love to chow down on seeds from your yard's feeder. The only problem? So do rats. Here's how you can keep these pesky rodents at bay.
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It's Baby Copperhead Season: Tips For Staying Safe On Your Next Hike
While you may be ready for sweater weather or spooky season, baby copperhead season is a real thing, as thousands of newborn snakes populate the South and East.
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What Are The Small Orange Spiders In Your Yard And How Best To Deal With Them
In late summer and fall, these small orange arachnids will stretch their circular webs across trees and porches in your yard and garden. That’s a good thing.
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Why You Don't Want To See Blue Jays Flying Around Your Yard
Blue jays might be beautiful, but there's a good reason many bird enthusiasts don't want them around their feeders. Learn why and how to mitigate them.
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Clever Tricks For Keeping Raccoons Away From Your Hummingbird Feeders
It's frustrating when raccoons help themselves to your hummingbird feeders, but fortunately, these simple tricks will keep those masked invaders at bay.
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Say Goodbye To Pests In Your Yard With The Help Of An Adorable Songbird
Ticks, mites, flies, mosquitos — nobody wants these creepy critters crawling all over their yard. Luckily, one songbird will eat them all... and more.
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The US State That Is Home To The Most Black Bears In America
Black bears love nothing more than clean water and an abundance of fish — so maybe it's no surprise they're so attracted to one U.S. state.
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Do Fake Spider Webs Actually Hurt Birds? Here's What We Know About This Popular Halloween Decor
As Halloween approaches, you might hear people claim that those fake spider webs could hurt the birds in your yard. Is it actually true, though?
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The Massive Ancient Fish That's Making A Big Comeback In Missouri, And What It Means
A nearly-extinct fish has been spotted in Missouri's river basins. This fish's comeback is significant to scientists, and you might find it interesting, too.
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