10 Surprising Ways You Can Use Hydrogen Peroxide In Your Garden And Yard
Hydrogen peroxide is more than a medicine cabinet staple. In outdoor spaces, it can play a surprising role in keeping gardens healthier and hardscapes cleaner.
Read MoreHydrogen peroxide is more than a medicine cabinet staple. In outdoor spaces, it can play a surprising role in keeping gardens healthier and hardscapes cleaner.
Read MoreBefore you toss out those leftover fireplace scraps, discover why gardeners are saving them and which plants benefit most from this surprising boost.
Read MoreThe only thing better than one snake plant is multiple snake plants. Turn your favorite, easy-to-grow houseplant into multiples with this garden method.
Read MoreRobins are always welcome visitors to your garden or yard, and this common pantry staple is a healthy snack that will help attract them to your bird feeder.
Read MoreDon't throw out that old potting soil just yet! We've compiled a list of wonderful uses for your aged loam that are so easy even beginners can try.
Read MoreBanana peels often end up in the garbage, but you can give them a second life in your garden or for your houseplants. Make sure to feed them to these plants.
Read MoreSpider plants don't require much attention to survive, but if you want to see yours really thrive, then add this nutrient-rich liquid to the plant.
Read MoreMartha Stewart has an answer for everything garden-related, including how to help your potted plants thrive with this one thing you may already have at home.
Read MoreApple cider vinegar has various applications in your home and garden, where it can be used for cleaning and preventing a plethora of common household problems.
Read MoreHere's all you need to know about how to create a natural way to display your plants using repurposed old logs, including the best types of wood to use.
Read MoreMoles can be one of the biggest pests in a garden. However, growing one of these 12 flowers or herbs may help you keep them away from your yard.
Read MoreSpider plants are no-fuss houseplants that look incredible, but that doesn't mean they don't require work. Follow these steps and keep yours lush like a pro.
Read MoreBird baths are crucial to sharing our garden with nature. They can also be beautiful, and one way to pull that off is with vintage vases and a little DIY.
Read MoreSave your back. Treat your snow shovel with this everyday cooking liquid and the heavy, wet, frozen stuff will just slip right off. Trust us, we've tried it.
Read MoreAs winter approaches, it might seem like your yard is littered with the acorns that fell from nearby oaks. So, why not repurpose them for your home and garden?
Read MoreThe Christmas cactus requires some unusual growing conditions to thrive, but you can give yours a boost with the help of a common bathroom product.
Read MoreLegend has it that coffee grounds can improve the soil for your growing blueberry bushes, but does this hack legitimately work for this acid-loving fruit?
Read MoreStop buying fresh herbs at inflated grocery prices when these common varieties can multiply endlessly from simple cuttings on your kitchen windowsill.
Read MoreThis popular houseplant hack circulates endlessly on social media, but the reality about sugar water and Christmas cacti might surprise you completely.
Read MoreEveryone gets weeds growing around their home... but not everyone owns the tools to deal with them. So, how can you deal with these pesky plants in a pinch?
Read MoreNo, it's not some fancy new trend in the world of vegan Tex-Mex — but the Leaf Burrito might just make cleaning leaves off your lawn a whole lot easier.
Read MoreYou may be thinking of adding a particular type of climbing plant to your home's exterior for a bit of color. But based on other people's feedback, think again.
Read MoreMany gardeners throw away old potting soil every fall as a matter of routine. But is this actually a good idea — and if not, what can you do with it instead?
Read MoreThis free material sitting in your recycling bin can protect your garden through harsh winter conditions. Here's how to use it in your yard this season.
Read MoreThese garden favorites can multiply into free plants for spring if you act now, but waiting just a few more weeks means missing this year's propagation window.
Read MoreNothing spruces up a garden like ornamental grasses. If you want them to stay healthy through the year, though, you'll need to keep one important trick in mind.
Read MoreDoes your yard flood with stormwater runoff after every downpour? You can't stop the rain, but you can use some DIY trickery to keep that water at bay.
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