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  • close up photo of a mouse
    By Rob Johnstone 3 months ago

    The Best Way To Keep Mice Out Of Your Home - And Most People Don't Do It

    When the cold weather comes creeping in, so do the mice. Here is the simplest and most effective way to keep these clever critters out of your house.

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  • dark green grass in a healthy lawn
    By Rob Johnstone 3 months ago

    Want A Dark Green Lawn Fast? This Simple Fix Works Wonders

    A pale, yellowish lawn can make your home look less spectacular than it ought to be. Follow this simple trick to get a bright, healthy green lawn in days.

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  • small lemon thyme bush in garden
    By David Kuchta 3 months ago

    We Asked Experts If Lemon Thyme Really Repels Pests, And They Gave Us The Truth

    Wouldn't it be nice if the herb lemon thyme worked to keep pests away? Here is what our experts had to say and we break down any other plants that work better.

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  • thriving radishes in brown soil
    By Sophie Pell 3 months ago

    The Old-School Gardening Technique That Will Help Your Plants Thrive

    If you're looking for a healthier way to grow your garden plants, consider Hügelkultur. Here is what that is and the best way to use it in your garden.

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  • beautiful potted mums in autumn display
    By David Kuchta 3 months ago

    Want Your Potted Mums To Last? Plant Them This Way To Keep Them Coming Back

    Chrysanthemums pop up at all the garden centers come fall, and they last most of the season. But, if you want to enjoy them for longer, follow this method.

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  • Grass seeds in a hand and on an existing lawn
    By Rob Johnstone 3 months ago

    To Avoid Patchy Grass In The Spring, This Is When You Should Overseed Your Lawn

    Everyone wants a lush, green lawn come springtime. Here is how overseeding this fall can help create a yard that your neighbors will be envious of.

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  • Well preserved gravel driveway
    By Rob Johnstone 3 months ago

    The 5 Best Ways To Keep Gravel Locked In Place

    Some of these gravel fixes require adding additional layers of support, while others involve incorporating adhesives to keep it locked in place.

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  • a purple orchid starting to wilt
    By Jillian Chapman 3 months ago

    Bring An Orchid That's Losing Its Flowers Back To Life With One Simple Fix

    This simple hack uses something you already have at home to kickstart your wilting orchids into having brighter leaves and new flower growth.

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  • woman afraid of small stink bug
    By Sophie Pell 3 months ago

    Say Goodbye To Stink Bugs - Here's The Best Way To Get Rid Of Them & Keep Them Out

    Stink bugs are a nuisance that a lot of homeowners would do very well without. These easy tips will help you get rid if invading bugs and keep them out.

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  • Two moles digging mole hills in the dirt.
    By Sharon Kong Perring 3 months ago

    Think Twice Before Using This Kitchen Staple To Repel Moles From Your Garden

    There are lots of anecdotal mole-removal solutions out there, but some work and some don't. We put one popular hack to the test to find out if it works.

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  • ants swarming a fruit loop
    By Jillian Chapman 3 months ago

    The Table Ingredient You Can Use To Keep Ants Out Of The House

    Ants are one of the tiniest, most frustrating household pests. And unfortunately, the most common too. Thankfully, this simple home item can repel them.

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  • small front yard with shrubs
    By Sophie Pell 3 months ago

    The Fast-Growing Privacy Tree That Adds Color To Even The Smallest Of Yards

    This flowering tree grows roughly 20 feet tall and wide, making it a great option for a living privacy screen. Plus, the gorgeous blooms enhance your landscape.

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  • back yard with gravel area featuring raised garden beds
    By Sophie Pell 3 months ago

    We Finally Found The Best Alternatives To Landscape Fabric For Weed-Free Gravel

    Keeping weeds out of your gravel is key for a polished walkway or border. But, instead of landscaping fabric, try these easy and green alternatives.

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  • man pushing red lawn mower
    By Sophie Pell 3 months ago

    Unreliable Lawn Mower Brands To Avoid (And The Best Options Worth Your Money)

    A lawn mower is one household tool that you'll rely on over and over. So, make sure you're making a smart investment by steering clear of unreliable mowers.

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  • woman pulling weeds from soil
    By Sophie Pell 3 months ago

    The Essential Timing Tip That Makes Pulling Weeds A Whole Lot Easier

    Pulling weeds is strenuous, but doing so during this particular time makes the task more manageable as the ground is soft and roots release more easily.

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  • Lawnmower, wheelbarrow, broom, rake, shovels, and other tools on the bed of a truck
    By David Kuchta 3 months ago

    The Common Landscaping Tool That May Soon Be Banned In Several US States

    New regulations are in the works to ban certain lawn care tools due to air pollution concerns. One state and several cities have already enforced the ban.

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  • A small purple paint stroke on the trunk of a snow-covered tree.
    By Sharon Kong Perring 3 months ago

    If You See A Tree Painted Purple, Don't Ignore It — Here's Why

    You may have noticed purple paint on trees. No, it is not random graffiti. Here is what is really means and why you should keep a look out for it.

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  • A monarch butterfly visiting native wildflowers in spring
    By David Kuchta 3 months ago

    12 Gorgeous Perennials To Plant This Fall For Spectacular Spring Blooms

    Some plants do best when given a winter respite before their first bloom. Plant these perennials in the fall for a show-stopping display in the spring.

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  • Mulch in plastic bags
    By David Kuchta 3 months ago

    Want Fewer Weeds? Here's The Best Type Of Mulch To Prevent Them From Taking Over

    Weeding is the hated chore that keeps on giving. We've determined the best mulch you can use to help reduce the number of weeds you'll have to contend with.

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  • Ruby-throated Hummingbirds
    By David Kuchta 3 months ago

    The Fast-Growing Flower That'll Make Your Yard A Hummingbird Hotspot

    Native wildflowers are often fast-growing, easy to care for, and a magnet for pollinators, such as hummingbirds. This vibrant flower is no different.

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  • Pink roses blooming in a garden
    By David Kuchta 3 months ago

    Help Your Roses Thrive And Bloom With A Natural Remedy From Your Bathroom

    Roses are generally attention-seekers: they need lots of love. Care for your roses with a little supplement straight out of your medicine cabinet.

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  • fork in the grass with a nearby snail
    By Jillian Chapman 3 months ago

    The Smart Reason You Might See Plastic Forks In Someone's Garden

    Great news, there is an easy upcycle that will repel neighborhood animals from your garden. Check out how the humble plastic fork will keep them out.

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  • Wild morning glory (Convolvulus arvensis) growing wild in a field
    By David Kuchta 3 months ago

    These 5 Invasive Flowers Are So Bad, They're Actually Illegal To Plant In The US

    Wildflowers can transform an empty field or pasture into a brilliant canvas of color. But, these common flowers are actually banned in the United States.

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  • wheels of a green riding mower
    By Sophie Pell 3 months ago

    The Best Riding Lawn Mower For An Easy, Even Cut Every Time — According To Reviews

    If you're in the market for a riding mower, the choices can be overwhelming. We've discovered the stand-out option among the crowded lawn care space.

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  • Man painting stain on a wood fence
    By Lisa Bonham 3 months ago

    Is It Okay To Paint Your Side Of A Neighbor's Fence? Here's What You Might Be Risking

    Your neighbor's fence might be an eyesore on your otherwise perfectly manicured yard. Can you paint the fence? Here is what you need to know beforehand.

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  • Dandelion weeds going to seed in lawn.
    By David Kuchta 3 months ago

    The Tip You Need To Keep Weeds From Spreading And Your Lawn Looking Great

    Keeping a picture-perfect lawn means being on top of weed removal. Follow these tips to make sure weeds can't spread through your grass and disturb your yard.

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  • Person about to squash a spider in a bedroom
    By David Kuchta 3 months ago

    Why You Should Stop Killing Spiders In Your Home

    Spiders may seem to be the scariest household invaders, but maybe they aren't after all. These are just some of the reasons you should reconsider killing them.

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