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  • woman pruning a bare tree
    By Amber VanWort 2 months ago

    The One Tree You Should Prune In January For Stronger, Healthier Spring Growth

    Just because it's winter doesn't mean there aren't any gardening tasks to take care of in your yard. This type of tree is best pruned in January.

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  • Mature foundation plantings in front of a brick home
    By Ron Baker 2 months ago

    The Common Landscaping Trend You Should Avoid At All Costs

    You might be inspired to implement a certain landscaping trend to up your house's curb appeal. However, it's actually not good for your yard or the plants.

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  • Snow shovel leaning against a garage door on a snowy driveway
    By Rob Johnstone 2 months ago

    Avoid Property Damage When Shoveling The Driveway With A Smart Snow Removal Tip

    With snow covering your driveway, you can't see what your shovel is hitting ... which could cause incidental property damage. Luckily, there's a simple fix.

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  • Closeup of gardener holding snake plant
    By Ryan Cashman 3 months ago

    The Forgotten Kitchen Liquid That Helps Snake Plants Thrive

    Spider plants are a great way to spruce up any room in your house, and if you want them looking their absolute best no matter the season, follow this tip.

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  • Someone using rider mower as a snow blower
    By Ryan Cashman 3 months ago

    How To Use A Riding Lawn Mower For Snow Removal (And Warnings To Consider)

    A riding lawn mower might turn out to be your best friend come winter. Here is how to use one for snow removal, as well as some warnings to consider.

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  • Christmas cactus blooming by a window with star-shaped lights hanging down
    By Cayla Leonard 3 months ago

    Not Daily, Not Every Few Days: Here's How Often To Water A Christmas Cactus To Keep It Thriving

    A Christmas cactus is a beautiful plant to have during the holiday season, but winter cacti need more water than those that thrive in the dry desert heat.

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  • Ice dam built up on house
    By Ryan Cashman 3 months ago

    Think Twice Before Using Hot Water To Remove Ice Dams From Your Gutters

    This common method for tackling ice dams might seem like a quick fix, but it creates hazards most homeowners don't fully consider beforehand.

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  • Man using snowblower to remove snow
    By Ryan Cashman 3 months ago

    Can You Use A Leaf Blower To Remove Snow From Your Driveway?

    This viral snow-clearing shortcut looks genius in videos, but real-world conditions reveal limitations that make it impractical for most situations.

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  • a man in winter wear with a shovel standing on an icy driveway
    By Jillian Chapman 3 months ago

    5 Ordinary Household Items That Make Melting Driveway Snow And Ice Easy

    Ice can be a real hazard in winter, and although there are some standard deicers you can buy at the supermarket, they're not environmentally friendly.

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  • Woman raking leaves next to a wheelbarrow
    By Cayla Leonard 3 months ago

    Raking Leaves? Save Time And Money With This Nifty Clean-Up Hack

    If you have a large yard, this hack will greatly reduce the number of trash bags you have to use to remove leaves after raking, and it's great for mulching.

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  • Man removing snow with snow blower
    By Ryan Cashman 3 months ago

    Ditch Your Snow Blowing Technique: Here's The Better Way To Clear Driveway Snow

    Snow blowing is an essential chore in the winter, but if you are making one mistake, it's probably overworking you and your snow blower too.

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  • A white plastic downspout extension
    By Ron Baker 3 months ago

    Tired Of The Ugly Downspouts In Your Yard? This DIY Makes Them Less Of An Eyesore

    If you want to divert water away from the side of your home and save your yard from getting ruined by stormwater runoff, take inspiration from this DIY project.

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  • grape hyacinths and tulips covered in snow
    By Cayla Leonard 3 months ago

    10 Flowers You Can Sow In The Winter For A Garden Bursting With Blooms Next Spring

    Think the cold weather means you can't get ready for spring? Think again! Sow these stunning flowers in the winter for a vibrant spring garden.

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  • bird enjoying a bird bath
    By Nicole Wisniewski 3 months ago

    Transform Thrift Store Vases Into A Gorgeous Bird Bath With A Vintage Twist

    Bird 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.

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  • Bird sitting at bird bath in winter
    By Ryan Cashman 3 months ago

    The 9 Best (And Easiest) Ways To Keep Your Bird Bath From Freezing This Winter

    Whether you live in an area with harsh winters where temperatures regularly dip below freezing or in a milder climate, here's how to keep your bird bath usable.

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  • A mess of snow and gravel mixed together
    By Ryan Cashman 3 months ago

    Shoveling Snow From Gravel Driveways? Too Messy - Here's A Better Solution

    Is it possible to get snow off your driveway without making a mess or shelling out a fortune? As it turns out, yes — and all you need is one nifty appliance.

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  • Squirrel drey in cluster of branches
    By Charlotte D. Miller 3 months ago

    The Bird Nest Look-Alike You Don't Want To Find In Your Yard

    It's always pleasant to see a bird nest in one of the trees in your yard, but sometimes looks can be deceiving. You don't want to find this bird nest lookalike.

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  • Retro outdoor faucet in winter
    By Ryan Cashman 4 months ago

    Winterize Your Outdoor Faucet With A Surprising Pool Noodle Hack

    Winter is on the way, and that can mean burst pipes if you don't properly prepare them. Luckily, this hack involving a pool noodle is here to save the day.

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  • Close up of an outdoor faucet covered with a dusting of snow.
    By Jennifer Davis 4 months ago

    Do You Need To Cover Your Outdoor Faucets This Winter? Here's The Truth

    Thinking of skipping this winterization step this year? Here's what could happen to your outdoor plumbing when temperatures drop below freezing.

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  • cupped hands holding brown acorns
    By Jessica Steinhoff 4 months ago

    Got Fallen Acorns In Your Yard? Here Are 20 Genius Ways To Repurpose Them

    As 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?

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  • A yard covered with fallen leaves
    By Nicole Wisniewski 4 months ago

    Ditch The Rake! This Smart Way To Clean Up Leaves Works Like Magic

    It's getting to that time where lawn maintenance seems like nothing more than endless raking, but there's another option that's much easier.

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  • a woman adds mulch to the soil around a plant
    By Nicole Wisniewski 4 months ago

    Add Mulch To The Soil Around These 17 Common Plants Before Winter & Thank Us Later

    Worried about the winter frost? Need to keep your precious plants protected until spring comes around? Well, we've got one word for you: mulch!

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  • a person uses a snow shovel on an icy driveway
    By Gabrielle Hondorp 4 months ago

    Icy Driveway Too Cold For Your Usual Salt? Try This Better Version

    Rock salt may be cheap, but it's no good at clearing icy driveways in very low temperatures. In those cases, you'll need to turn to other kinds of salt.

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  • Driveway plowed and ready for de-icing
    By Ryan Cashman 4 months ago

    The Forgotten Kitchen Liquid That Doubles As A Natural De-Icer During Winter

    If an unexpected snowstorm has arrived and you don't have deicer, you don't have to worry! This item sitting in your kitchen may be the perfect solution.

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  • a gardener rakes autumn leaves
    By Ryan Cashman 4 months ago

    Raking Leaves Just Got Easier With This Handy Technique

    Raking leaves off your lawn may well be the dullest and most frustrating kind of yardwork. This technique, however, will make the job quicker and less daunting.

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  • Driveway with ice removed
    By Ryan Cashman 4 months ago

    Easily Melt Snow And Ice On Your Driveway With Two Ordinary Household Staples

    Rock salt and harsh chemicals aren't your only options for clearing icy driveways. These common pantry items create an effective de-icing solution.

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  • weeds growing in pavement cracks
    By Adrian Suppes 4 months ago

    The Simple Hack To Remove Weeds Growing In Cracks And Pavers In A Pinch

    Everyone 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?

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