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  • pink and yellow orchids grow in a garden
    By Cayla Leonard 1 month ago

    How To Prep Your Orchids For Winter So They Stay Healthy And Ready To Bloom

    Orchids love light and humidity — and winter gives them neither. So, how can you care for these notoriously tricky plants during the colder season?

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  • Autumn garden with asters
    By Ryan Cashman 1 month ago

    Forget Fussy Fall Mums: This Colorful Perennial Grows Beautifully Almost Anywhere

    Fall mums demand constant attention and fussy care, but this equally stunning bloomer thrives with minimal effort in almost any garden conditions.

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  • A cluster of pink channeled applesnail eggs attached to a tall grass blade.
    By Jennifer Davis 1 month ago

    If You Spot These Little Pink Eggs In The Garden, Take Action Immediately — Here's Why

    Here's why you should act right away if you find a mass of pink eggs on your plants and why leaving them alone could endanger your garden and the ecosystem.

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  • Close up of weeds growing through spaces between concrete pavers.
    By Jennifer Davis 2 months ago

    The 3 Common Kitchen Staples Experts Say You Need To Kill Weeds DIY-Style

    Try this expert-approved 3-ingredient weed-killing solution to protect yourself and your garden ecosystem while dealing with pesky weeds.

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  • a garden filled with colorful flowers
    By Ryan Cashman 2 months ago

    Meet The 2026 Plant Of The Year — It Could Transform Your Garden

    The Garden Club of America has announced its 2026 plant of the year — a gorgeous perennial that's as beneficial to your yard as it is beautiful.

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  • blower blowing leaves around a lawn close up
    By Nicole Wisniewski 2 months ago

    This Handy Leaf Blower Alternative Makes Cleaning Up Fallen Leaves A Breeze

    Leaf blowers tend to create more work for you when it comes time to collect the pile of leaves you just gathered. Here's an alternative you might like.

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  • A small round bird perched on a birdbath in the snow
    By Adrian Suppes 2 months ago

    People Are Putting Tennis Balls In Their Birdbaths Before Winter & They're Smart To Do So

    Tennis balls aren’t just for playing tennis — they’re also a tool for keeping your birdbath functional when temperatures drop. Here’s what you need to know.

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  • man leaning on a rake
    By Rob Johnstone 2 months ago

    Ditch The Rakes: 5 Smarter, Easier Ways To Clean Up Fallen Leaves In Your Yard

    Traditional raking is exhausting and time-consuming, but these modern alternatives clear leaves faster and may even benefit your lawn's health

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  • Preparing rice water in a glass jar
    By Jessica Steinhoff 2 months ago

    Always Keep Your Rice Water: Here Are The Plants That Love It

    Give your plants a nutrient boost with something you’d normally pour away after cooking and rinsing rice. This simple trick supports healthy growth naturally.

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  • Using pruning shears on apple tree branch
    By Jillian Chapman 2 months ago

    Skip Fall Pruning — Do This Instead For Healthier Fruit Trees

    Common advice may be to prune all of your plants back ahead of winter, but this can actually leave fruit trees vulnerable to damage. Here's what we recommend.

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  • weeds growing at the bottom of a fence
    By Rob Johnstone 2 months ago

    The Best Way To Control Pesky Weeds That Are Growing Close To A Fence

    Weeds love to sprout along fences, but there’s a straightforward method that keeps them under control without backbreaking effort or using harsh chemicals.

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  • woman planting a shrub in fall
    By Nicole Wisniewski 2 months ago

    12 Shrubs And Flowers To Plant In October For A Showstopping Spring Garden Of Color

    Most gardeners think fall means shutting down for the season, but planting now sets up explosive color displays when everything else is just waking up.

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  • Woman carrying basket of various plants in kitchen
    By Jessica Steinhoff 2 months ago

    Grow This Versatile Veggie In Your Kitchen All winter—It's Easier Than You Think

    This fresh vegetable grows happily on your kitchen counter through the coldest months, producing crisp harvests when outdoor gardens are buried in snow.

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  • Wild weeds growing in the lawn in winter
    By Ryan Cashman 2 months ago

    The 5 Best Ways To Keep Winter Weeds Out Of Your Yard For Good

    Weeds don't hibernate for the winter and can wreak havoc on your lawn, but a combination of seasonal prep and targeted action keeps them out permanently.

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  • orange mums planted in garden
    By Ryan Cashman 2 months ago

    Want Your Mums To Return Next Year? Make This Simple Addition Before Winter

    Don't say goodbye to your hardy mums after one season. Here is the surefire method to help them brave the cold and what you need to know come spring.

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  • Plants sprouting in windowsill
    By Ryan Cashman 2 months ago

    The 12 All-Around Easiest Vegetables To Grow Indoors Throughout Winter

    Winter doesn't mean your vegetable garden has to disappear. These surprisingly easy crops thrive indoors when outdoor beds lie frozen and bare.

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  • Woodpecker inspecting an orange pumpkin
    By Jessica Steinhoff 2 months ago

    Easily Repurpose A Pumpkin Into The Perfect DIY Bird Feeder This Fall

    Before tossing leftover pumpkins, transform them into functional feeders that birds love while getting bonus nutrition from the squash itself.

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  • Macro of black legged tick
    By Ryan Cashman 2 months ago

    The Popular Plant You Won't Want In Your Yard If You Want To Keep Ticks Away

    Not every plant is harmless. This pretty and popular shrub could be inviting unwanted guests, like ticks, which carry a number of serious diseases.

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  • Fall leaves covering flower bed
    By Adrian Suppes 2 months ago

    Read This Before Letting Leaves Sit On Your Flower Beds This Fall

    Leaving fall leaves on flower beds is eco-friendly and saves work, but this laidback approach can have negative consequences if you're not careful.

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  • A bright plum-colored orchid with multiple stems of vibrant blooms.
    By Jennifer Davis 2 months ago

    The Best Time To Repot Orchids — And Why It Makes All The Difference

    Orchid care is all about precision, and it's crucial to repot them during this window to ensure healthy roots, top soil quality, and abundant future blooms.

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  • Woman tending to hostas in her garden
    By Jessica Steinhoff 2 months ago

    Simple Ways To Care For Hostas In Fall So They Come Back Strong And Healthy In Spring

    The effort you put into your hostas over the next few weeks directly determines whether they'll emerge robust or struggling when spring arrives.

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  • Martha Stewart speaking at a Netflix event in a garden
    By Jessica Steinhoff 2 months ago

    Martha Stewart's Clever Indoor Plant Stand Hack Uses A Garden Staple

    Are you struggling to find the right plant stand at a budget price? Martha Stewart has the answer you're looking for and we have the ways to make it you're own.

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  • person mowing a rounded patch of green grass next to a landscaped garden bed
    By Erika Dale 2 months ago

    Don't Skip This Pre-Winter Mowing Trick For A Lush Spring Lawn

    During your last pre-winter mowing, you should keep this trick in mind. Here is why it is important and the best way to do it in your climate.

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  • cotton balls in a glass jar
    By Gabrielle Hondorp 2 months ago

    Homeowners Urged To Put Cotton Balls On Windowsills Before October Ends — Here's The Logic

    Some say putting cotton balls on your window sills will keep pests out but does it work? We've done our research on whether or not this quick fix works.

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  • pulling weeds from pavers, autumn leaves on ground
    By Adrian Suppes 2 months ago

    Fall Is The Best Time To Control These Stubborn weeds—Here's How

    Those persistent weeds that laugh off summer treatments become surprisingly vulnerable in the fall, when their defenses are weakest and removal is easiest.

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  • Woman at orchard leaning on ladder in fall
    By Jessica Steinhoff 2 months ago

    5 Fast-Growing Fruit Trees You Should Be Planting In The Fall

    Most gardeners wait until spring to plant fruit trees, but these varieties actually thrive when planted now and reward you with fruit much sooner.

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  • A hummingbird in flight
    By Adrian Suppes 2 months ago

    The Secret To Attracting Hummingbirds Next Spring? Plant This Flower Duo In October

    If you're hoping to attract more hummingbirds this spring, here are two flowers you should plant in the fall and how to make sure they will thrive.

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