Save Your Outdoor Wood Furniture From Rotting With These Expert Tips
If you want to stop your outdoor wood furniture from succumbing to rot, follow these expert tips. Your wooden chairs and tables just need a little TLC.
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These Beautiful Flowering Plants Will Wreak Havoc On Your Yard And Garden
These invasive flowering plants may look gorgeous, but they're actually destructive for your lawn and garden. Remove them and add native alternatives instead.
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Stop Tossing Your Toilet Paper Tubes And Try These Home And Garden Hacks Instead
The cardboard tubes in a spent toilet paper roll are usually tossed in the trash. Stop doing that, and try these clever hacks for your garden and home instead.
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Alternatives To Plastic Seed-Starting Trays
If you like to use those plastic seed-starting trays to start seeds for your garden, there are plastic-free eco-friendly alternatives to consider first.
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The Benefits Of Installing A Stock Tank Pool In Your Yard
If you're considering a stock tank pool for your yard, there are several benefits to consider. It all depends on the type of stock tank pool and how you use it.
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Your Peace Lilies Will Thrive With The Help Of An Unexpected Leftover Kitchen Scrap
Peace lilies are popular houseplants for good reason and are easy to raise. Adding this kitchen scrap that usually gets discarded can help them thrive.
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Consider Growing Native Plants Instead Of Buying Hummingbird Feeders
Attracting hummingbirds with a feeder and artificial nectar solution is nice, but growing native plants they love in your garden may have even more benefits.
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The Best Methods For Overwintering Geraniums (& The Benefits Of Doing So)
It's possible to overwinter your geraniums so that they can last into the next year, and there are multiple benefits for letting these flowers thrive.
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Handy Ways To Use A Can Of WD-40 In Your Yard And Garden
You probably have a can of WD-40 gathering dust as it awaits its next squeaky door hinge, but you can use it in a lot of neat ways in your garden & home.
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Here's Why Not Cleaning Your Hummingbird Feeder Can Be Deadly For The Birds You Love
If you don't clean your hummingbird feeder regularly, you could be putting those little birds in great danger. Here's why, and how to clean it correctly.
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How To Replant Your Real Christmas Tree After The Holiday Season
If you want to keep your real Christmas tree after the holidays are over, you can try replanting it. We spoke to an expert landscape designer to find out how.
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Can You Use Your Swimming Pool As A Skating Rink In The Winter?
Turning your outdoor swimming pool into an ice skating rink each winter sounds like a seasonal dream for many homeowners. But is this actually possible?
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Decorate Your Home For The Winter Naturally With Greenery
This winter you can decorate with a natural element: greenery. From conifers to herbs to leaves, you can bring the beauty of the outdoors into your home.
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Leave The Leaves If You Like Hummingbirds
You may know that hummingbirds love nectar from brightly colored flowers or hummingbird feeders. But if you really want to help them, keep those fallen leaves.
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Gas Vs. Electric Chainsaws: Which Will Better Cut Its Way Into Your Heart & Home?
If you're in the middle of a tough decision between a gas chainsaw or an electric chainsaw, consider these advantages and disadvantages of each before you do.
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Cordless Vs. Corded Power Tools: Which One Is Right For Your Home?
Power tools are a must-have for almost all homeowners, but choosing between cordless and corded power tools can be a tough one. Here are the pros and cons.
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Should You Throw Toilet Paper Tubes In Your Garden? Here's What The Experts Say
Some people recommend using toilet paper tubes made out of cardboard into your garden. However, here's what the experts have to say about this gardening hack.
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Which Trees Can Be Planted In The Winter?
It may sound ridiculous to plant trees in the winter, but there are a few varieties in special conditions that may tolerate (or prefer) a cold planting period.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Dealing With Snow On Their Lawn
If you thought snow maintenance started in winter, well ... we've got some bad news. And your delays are the reason your lawn looks so rough every spring.
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The Best Time To Use A Leaf Blower To Avoid A Neighborly Spat
It might seem like a nice idea to get your leaf blowing out of the way before work, but how early is too early? Let's look at both etiquette & optimization.
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The Best Chainsaws For Beginners That Won't Break The Bank
In the market for a chainsaw but not sure which model to buy? Gas or electric? Here's your guide to affordable DIY-friendly chainsaws for newbies.
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Are Weeds Ever A Good Thing?
Weeds are the bane of many gardens and lawns. But is there ever a reason why they might actually be good? Keep reading and get down in the weeds to find out.
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Will A Fence Boost Your Home's Value? Here's What You Should Know
Trying to sell your house? Adding a fence to your yard might seem like a solid idea, but you should know if it's actually worth it for your home's value first.
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Tips And Tricks To Pruning Climbing Roses For Beautiful Spring Blooms
If you want the most blooms on your climbing roses next spring, you should prune the right way and at the right time. These gardening tips and tricks will help.
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Don't Break Down The Ball Of Leaves In Your Tree
That strange ball of leaves and twigs in your empty tree isn't quite what you think it is... and you definitely don't want to try poking at it yourself.
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8 Reasons Your Tomato Plants Are Dying (& How To Save Them)
Tomatoes are usually a wonderfully easy plant to grow and see thrive, but not always. If you're having problems, one of these causes is likely the culprit.
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The Best Way To Get Rid Of Fast-Growing Goosegrass In Your Lawn
Goosegrass pops up quickly and it can spread rapidly too. But there's one ideal method for eliminating it in your lawn and having a healthier, weed-free yard.
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