Swap High-Maintenance Privacy Shrubs For A Self-Seeding, Airy Flower
Hedges make good natural privacy fences, but need a lot of trimming and pruning. This colorful plant with purple flowers is self-seeding and drought tolerant.
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Hedges make good natural privacy fences, but need a lot of trimming and pruning. This colorful plant with purple flowers is self-seeding and drought tolerant.
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Read MoreYour old lawn mower blades don't necessarily belong in the trash. With a little creativity, they can find a surprising second life around your home and garden.
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Read MoreBy July, spring blooms have often faded away. However, you can plant this cheerfully hued flower to revive your landscape and add end-of-summer color.
Read MoreFounded in the 1700s and famed for producing diverse prints and patterns, some dishes by this antique brand are worth several hundred dollars or more.
Read MoreIf you have a doily that's long enough, you can take advantage of its beautifully intricate pattern to fashion a quaint, vintage-inspired planter.
Read MoreBasil is a heat tolerant plant adapted to grow all summer. But it can still benefit from your attention to help it thrive through the hottest parts of July.
Read MoreNew Yorkers have been using this beloved gardening workaround for decades, but the space-saving method has been illegal the entire time.
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Read MoreThe best storage solutions are sometimes already in your home. This clever hack uses something you already own, so there's nothing extra to buy.
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