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  • Woman holding potted spider plant in front of window
    By Christy Rae Ammons 24 days ago

    Keep Your Spider Plant Thriving Year-Round With An Easy Care Tip Everyone Overlooks

    Spider plants are well-known for being easy houseplants for beginners, but they still need some level of attentiveness. Don’t forget this important care step.

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  • A small rabbit in a rabbit nest
    By Danno Wise 24 days ago

    Found A Rabbit's Nest In Your Yard? Don't Do This

    Although you may feel a need to act when you find a nest of baby rabbits in your yard, don't let good intentions push you toward this easy mistake.

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  • Woman checking on a variety of houseplants near window
    By Kristeen Cherney 24 days ago

    The Easy-To-Grow Indoor Plant That Bursts With Colorful Blooms

    Want a plant that pops? This easy-to-grow indoor favorite bursts with bright orange flowers and bold dark green leaves for instant, low-maintenance color.

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  • Houseplants both in and out of the sunlight.
    By Jillian Chapman 25 days ago

    The Eye-Catching Indoor Plant You Can Grow Even In Darker Corners In Your Home

    You don't always have to be outside to admire your favorite plants. This red and green-leafed option can thrive in low-light environments and shadowy corners.

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  • woman holding a snake plant
    By Brandy Eaklor 25 days ago

    The Best Spot For Your Snake Plant, According To Feng Shui

    If you've got easy-to-maintain snake plant in your home, Feng Shui says you should place it in this spot to maximize its benefits to your home.

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  • Several stacks of used black nursery pots.
    By Kristeen Cherney 26 days ago

    Don't Throw Out Plastic Nursery Pots. Reuse Them To Feed Birds

    If you have an abundance of plastic nursery pots in your yard, don't just send them to the landfill - they're the perfect base for cheap, DIY bird feeders.

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  • Racks of vintage plates at outdoor market.
    By Kathleen Shipman 26 days ago

    Turn Secondhand Plates And Coffee Mugs Into An Adorable Kitchen Herb Garden

    Herb gardens don't have to be outside. With this clever DIY project, you can create a cute, functional, totally unique herb garden for your kitchen.

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  • a person dropping seeds into the soil
    By Brandy Eaklor 26 days ago

    Skip The Seedling — Grow This Favorite Veggie From Seed For A More Abundant Harvest

    If you buy this popular vegetable as a seedling, it may result in transplant shock, so it's best to grow it from seed, which is more fruitful and affordable.

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  • Cilantro plant in bloom
    By Cayla Leonard 27 days ago

    Let Your Cilantro Bolt On Purpose — Here's Why Gardeners Do It

    Most people who grow cilantro in their garden are under the impression that you're not supposed to let it bolt, but some gardeners actually encourage it.

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  • An American robin making use of a birdbath fountain
    By Ron Baker 27 days ago

    Why Adding A Fountain To Your Birdbath Isn't Always A Good Idea

    Birdbath fountains offer several appealing benefits, including attracting more birds. However, those perks don't always come hassle-free.

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  • Three hummingbirds visiting a red feeder
    By Jessica Steinhoff 27 days ago

    The Mistake You Should Never Make When Cleaning Your Hummingbird Feeder

    Nectar is a magnet for hummingbirds, and unfortunately for bacteria. Your hummingbird feeder needs to be cleaned often, but more importantly, safely.

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  • smiling person holding pothos
    By Christy Rae Ammons 27 days ago

    Your Pothos Plants Will Flourish With The Help Of This Kitchen Leftover

    Don’t throw out this kitchen leftover -- it provides immense benefits to your pothos, adding calcium, potassium, and even nitrogen to the soil.

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  • Plates, pots, and pot lids stacked in a plastic basket outside
    By Kathleen Shipman 28 days ago

    Turn Old Pot Lids Into An Artsy Garden Feature With An Easy DIY

    Feel like your garden could use a little personality? Gather as many old pot lids as you can, along with a backdrop, to create the quirkiest display.

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  • A cast iron bistro set amongst colorful potted flowers on gravel patio next to a brick house.
    By Jennifer Davis 28 days ago

    The Vintage Garden Find Collectors Never Skip When Shopping At An Estate Sale

    Often worth thousands of dollars, these beautiful vintage garden essentials are always worth a look at estate sales, especially if you have an eye for quality.

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  • A woman holding a potted snake plant
    By Kristeen Cherney 28 days ago

    The Downside To Growing Snake Plants That No One Considers

    Snake plants can be a low-maintenance fixture that brings life to your home, but you certainly want to consider this downside before you purchase one.

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  • flower garden with bright colors
    By Christy Rae Ammons 29 days ago

    The Fast-Growing, Self-Seeding Flower That Fills Your Garden With Colorful Blooms

    If you're looking for a quick, beautiful start to your garden this spring, these self-seeding annuals will make things pop with color in record time.

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  • mouse on wood floor beside a wall
    By Danno Wise 29 days ago

    5 Natural Solutions To Keep Mice Away From Your Home For Good

    As cute as they might look, mice can easily become a menace (and health hazard) in your home. Here are natural, humane ways to prevent them.

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  • top view of aloe vera plant in pot
    By Danno Wise 29 days ago

    Keep Your Aloe Vera Plants Lush And Thriving With A Simple Watering Tip

    If your aloe isn’t thriving, you may be focused on the wrong thing. This simple watering tip can keep your plant lush, happy, and far from droopy.

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  • A hummingbird flying
    By Ryan Cashman 30 days ago

    The Tall Flower That'll Add Height To Your Garden & Attract Pollinators

    With its unusually shaped blooms and striking yet delicate hues, this flower is a magnet for pollinators and also makes a grand statement among smaller plants.

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  • Person shoveling snow from yard
    By Kristeen Cherney 1 month ago

    The Tiny Pest That's Lurking In The Snow: What To Do If It Gets Indoors

    An unexpected sight in the cold of winter, these always-active bugs may become a nuisance indoors. Learn how you can prevent any issues in your home.

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  • A woman prunes a bare fruit tree with shears on a cold winter day with snow on the ground.
    By Jennifer Davis 1 month ago

    Prune These 10 Trees In February To Keep Them Thriving

    In February, before spring has arrived and the bugs are back out, it's a great time to do some yard maintenance. These trees benefit from a quick pruning.

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  • A close-up of a yellow and green spider plant
    By Cayla Leonard 1 month ago

    Stop Yellow Leaves On Spider Plants With One Simple Fix

    While spider plants aren't too difficult to take care of, they could be getting plenty of yellow leaves. Luckily, there's one way you can help prevent this.

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  • Person sorting through houseplant cuttings with propagation jars of water
    By Gwen Swanson 1 month ago

    Create A DIY Plant Propagation Station Using An Item Everyone Throws In The Trash

    After you’re done with this common kitchen item, you probably think it belongs in the trash. But it’s the perfect shape and size for DIY propagation.

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  • hands filling plant pots with soil
    By Christy Rae Ammons 1 month ago

    This Fast-Growing Vegetable Thrives In Containers

    Perfect for small spaces and blooming beautifully with adequate sunlight, this vegetable variety is just what you need for successful container gardening.

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  • overhead shot of open hand holding seeds in winter
    By Ryan Cashman 1 month ago

    Plant These 12 Flowers Before February Ends For A Stunning Spring Garden

    For a vibrant spring garden that seems to have bloomed overnight, you have to start planning early. Here are some flowers you can plant this February.

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  • Rosemary plants
    By Cayla Leonard 1 month ago

    Think Twice Before Planting This Popular Herb Next To Rosemary In Your Garden

    Rosemary is a classic essential in any herb garden, but if you're tempted to plant another standby herb next to it, think again, as they don't mesh well.

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  • Collection of indoor fruit trees in terracotta pots near a window
    By Kristeen Cherney 1 month ago

    The Fruit Tree You Can Grow Indoors Even In Winter And Lower Light Conditions

    You might think of fruit trees as an outdoor category of flora, but you can actually grow a great tropical tree in the comfort of your own home.

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